Carya illinoinensis 'Oconee' ~ Oconee Pecan spring-flower IMAGES: Photos courtesy of TERRA

IMAGES: Photos courtesy of TERRA NOVA® Nurseries

Also sold as Taxodium distichum var

• Recommendations are based on a commonly referenced guideline of 10 gallons of water applied per 1 inch of tree trunk diameter (caliper)*

The gently arching stems have distinctly variegated oblong foliage that emerges with a pink flush and mature to medium green with broad creamy yellow margins

10’ - 12 '

Carya illinoinensis 'Oconee' ~ Oconee Pecan spring-flower IMAGES: Photos courtesy of TERRAOconee Pecan is a large deciduous tree known for it large, high quality kernels that shell easy and is ready for harvest early. The compound green leaves turn yellow brown in fall. Grows best in full sun and rich, moist well drained soils. Oconee may need to be thinned promptly for best production , and has good resistance to pecan scab. A type 1 pollinator. Type: Tree Origins: South Central N. America Height: 70 100 Spread: 40 70 Spacing: 55 USDA