Hardy Pecan (Carya Illinoinensis) - 5 Seeds Other Common Names: King Nut, Illinois Nut Tree, Carya Pecan, Hicoria Pecan, Big Shell Bark Color: Yellowish-green flowers with brown nuts Planting Instructions: Sow Seeds: Outdoors after the danger of frost, indoors a few weeks before the last frost, or cold stratify seeds before planting. Plant Details: Height: 75 - 100 feet or taller Spacing: 6 - 10 feet for nut production; 40 - 60 feet for long-term growth Bloom Time: April - May Harvest Time: October - November Hardiness Zone: 5 - 9 Light Requirements: Full sun Soil Water Preferences: Average Quantity: 5 Seeds Other Information: The Hardy Pecan tree is known for its stately size and production of delicious, nutrient-rich nuts. This large deciduous tree is a wonderful long-term addition to landscapes, ideal for nut production, and provides ample shade as it matures. Hardy Pecans are prized for their cold tolerance, making them well-suited to a variety of climates.