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1 Gallon Pecan Tree - 1-2 Feet Tall
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**Shipping unavailable to (CA) due to shipping laws.** This 1 gallon tree is 1 - 2 feet tall. The Pecan is native to northern Mexico and the southern United States, as it is primarily seen throughout Georgia, Texas, and Mexico. Texas has adopted this tree as their state tree. Mexico on the other hand is known to produce at least half of the worlds pecans. …
**Shipping unavailable to (CA) due to shipping laws.** This 1 gallon tree is 1 - 2 feet tall. The Pecan is native to northern Mexico and the southern United States, as it is primarily seen throughout Georgia, Texas, and Mexico. Texas has adopted this tree as their state tree. Mexico on the other hand is known to produce at least half of the worlds pecans. Product: Native Pecan Scientific Name: Carya illinoinensis Full Grown Size: Height of 65-130. Lifespan: Can live as long as 300 years. Soil conditions: Best in a fertile, well-drained, deep soil with a loose to medium texture. Light requirements: Full sun or part shade. USDA Zones: Hardiness zones 6-9
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**Shipping unavailable to (CA) due to shipping laws.** This 1 gallon tree is 1 - 2 feet tall. The Pecan is native to northern Mexico and the southern United States, as it is primarily seen throughout Georgia, Texas, and Mexico. Texas has adopted this tree as their state tree. Mexico on the other hand is known to produce at least half of the worlds pecans. Product: Native Pecan Scientific Name: Carya illinoinensis Full Grown Size: Height of 65-130. Lifespan: Can live as long as 300 years. Soil conditions: Best in a fertile, well-drained, deep soil with a loose to medium texture. Light requirements: Full sun or part shade. USDA Zones: Hardiness zones 6-9