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*** Pecan Trees generally ship from January through April ***
*** We ship to colder states beginning in late March and early April UNLESS requested earlier.
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Choctaw Pecan Tree (Type II)

The Choctaw Pecan Tree is a dependable, high-quality variety that performs well across most pecan-growing regions. A cross between the Mahan and Success pecans, Choctaw is known for producing large, attractive nuts with excellent cracking quality and outstanding flavor.

The nuts are similar in shape to Stuart pecans and feature an extra-thin shell that makes them easy to crack. The kernels make up approximately 58% of the in-shell nut weight and are bright golden in color, smooth, rich in flavor, and high in natural oil content, making them excellent for fresh eating, baking, and cooking.

Choctaw trees have an upright growth habit with attractive, healthy foliage, making them an excellent choice for home landscapes as well as commercial orchards. This Type II (protogynous) variety requires a compatible Type I pecan tree nearby for proper cross-pollination and maximum nut production.

• Pollination Type: Type II (Protogynous)
• Nut Size: Large
• 40 to 47 nuts per lb.
• Shell: Thin, easy to crack
• Kernel: Bright, smooth, rich flavor, high oil content
• Uses: Fresh eating, baking, cooking
• Zones: 6–9

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There are two pollination types: Type I and Type II.

For the best nut production, we recommend planting at least one Type I pecan tree and one Type II pecan tree within pollinating distance of each other.

• Type I: These trees release their pollen first and are ready to receive pollen later.
• Type II: These trees are ready to receive pollen first and release their pollen later.

Because they bloom at different times, one Type I tree and one Type II tree work together to pollinate each other, resulting in larger and more dependable pecan crops.

Each pecan variety on our website is identified as either Type I or Type II to help you choose compatible trees.