Fickle as they are, wild pecan trees served their early patrons well. Native Americans in Texas, including the Caddo, Comanche, and Kickapoo, ate and traded loads of pecans—with about 690 ...

Texas A&M Agrilife Extension Service in McLennan County is hosting a ‘Pecan Field Day’ for Central Texans Tuesday to teach them how to improve their pecans ahead of harvest season.

The family's doorbell camera captured workers cutting the tree down branch by branch, leaving nothing but a stump and some wood dust. "That tree's always been there. No one's complained about it.

Leonard also began buying land and planting pecan trees in the 1930s—by 1974 he was the largest pecan grower in Texas, harvesting 4.5 million pounds of the tree nuts each year, according to the ...

According to Texas A&M AgriLife Extension pecan specialist Dr. Monte Nesbitt, the volume of water needed to support a crop-bearing pecan tree is believed to be as much as 150 gallons of water per ...

The pollen is so thick on most vehicles that time of year,” Flocke said. Elm and pecan trees also pollinate in the springtime. The elm is distributed widely across East, South and Central Texas.

What we found Dr. Nesbitt said that pecan trees, the state tree of Texas, typically bloom in late March to early April, which is well into the official start of spring -- March 21.

COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - Pecan trees need a lot of water. It’s important to continue the watering through harvest, says Tim Hartmann with Texas A&M AgriLife.

Leonard also began buying land and planting pecan trees in the 1930s—by 1974 he was the largest pecan grower in Texas, harvesting 4.5 million pounds of the tree nuts each year, according to the ...

July 12, 2024 This $1.6 Million Contemporary Home in Texas Was Built Around a 200-Year-Old Pecan Tree The treehouse-like two-bedroom residence sits next door to Houston's American Statesmanship Park.