Keep newly planted trees well-watered for the first couple of weeks and during times of drought. Mulch around them to help retain moisture. Don’t fertilize in the first year.

When planting pecan trees or any other trees, do not put fertilizer in the planting hole. Wait until March and again in June to apply a light application of 10-10-10 plus micro-elements.

Don’t fertilize in the first year. Starting in the second year, fertilize annually in February. Pecan trees can be a nice addition to your landscape.

Mature pecan trees that are actively producing need 1 to 2 inches of water per week during the heat of summer, especially during June, July, and August as the nuts are filling out.

NORMAN, OK – Anyone with pecan trees knows that their nut crop isn’t always reliable or consistent. Some years the trees just do not have many nuts. In other years the nuts may be hollowed out ...

DALLAS - For decades, a pair of pecan trees have framed the front of the Bellew home in Lake Highlands. "It is a selling point for the neighborhood that there are lots of trees," said Jill Bellew.

Pecan wood is brittle and I imagine your overgrown trees have several codominant trunks that need to be worked with so they don’t break off in a windstorm. You need professionals to do this job.

Louisiana Pecan Shelling Company in Monroe is experiencing a shortage in products due to drought for two years in a row during the season. ... You know, you have to fertilize the trees, ...

Give it a light feeding of a lawn fertilizer now and keep it moist all through the summer. I’m not sure how many more years it’s going to hang on. After this pecan tree laid down, it became a ...

Pecan farmer Cody Casey is taking precautions ahead of the ... including trees at King Springs Pecan Farm in ... his team cleaned and recycled the fallen debris as a sustainable fertilizer.