Stewart Pecan Trees 2 Bare Root Live Trees 1–2 ft Tall Carya illinoinensis Hardy Nut Tree for Edible Nuts and Shade

Stewart Pecan (Carya illinoinensis) is a deciduous nut tree valued for its flavorful pecans and attractive landscape presence. This well-known cultivar is commonly planted in orchards and home landscapes for nut production and shade.

Pecan trees develop a broad canopy and are widely grown in regions with warm summers and adequate sunlight.

🌱 What You’ll Receive

• 2 Live Trees
• Bare root
• 1–2 ft tall now

🌿 Plant Overview

Stewart Pecan is a cultivar of the pecan tree (Carya illinoinensis), a deciduous hardwood native to North America. Pecan trees are widely cultivated for their edible nuts and are commonly grown in orchards and large landscapes.

They are long-lived trees known for their strong structure and productive nut crops when grown in suitable climates.

🌸 Characteristics

• Deciduous hardwood tree
• Produces edible pecan nuts
• Compound green foliage
• Broad spreading canopy with age

Common Name: Stewart Pecan
Scientific Name: Carya illinoinensis
Sunlight: Full Sun
Watering: Moderate, benefits from consistent moisture
Soil: Deep, well-draining soil
Hardiness Zones: 6–9
Growth Habit: Broad canopy
Format: Bare root, 1–2 ft tall