🌱 365-Day Guarantee with every order.
🚚 Free shipping on orders over $250.
📩 Sign up for our newsletter for 10% off!
★★★★★ 4.7 Star Google Rating
★★★★★ 4.6 Star Trustpilot Rating

Pecan Trees

Pecan Trees for Productive Orchards

Shop pecan trees for large nut trees, shade, Southern orchards, and long-term harvests. Compare Type 1 vs. Type 2 pollination, scab resistance, nut size, and space. For planting and care details, read our Pecan Tree Growing Guide.

Pollination matters: Pecans need pollen shed and flower receptivity to overlap. Use the FFN-only chart to compare Type I and Type II varieties sold on this page.

PECAN POLLINATION CHART

Good pollinator Partial pollinator Not compatible
IType IIIType II
View Full Pollination Chart
Filter Plants

Showing all 18 results

Choosing the Right Pecan Trees

Pecans are large, wind-pollinated nut trees that need compatible pollen timing. A beautiful single pecan may shade the yard but fail to crop well without the right partner.

Give pecans full sun, deep soil, and a lot of space. In humid regions, scab resistance is one of the most important variety traits.

How to Use This Category

  • Plant Type 1 and Type 2 partners for reliable pollination.
  • Prioritize scab resistance in humid pecan regions.
  • Allow enough room for a mature canopy and falling nuts.
  • There are 17 varieties in this category today; use the sidebar filters to narrow by climate, use, size, pollination, and stock status.
Plant recommendations for your area
or
ZIP –
Zone –
Chill –
Heat –
Rain –