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Want to Grow Pecans?
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Why, when and how do I graft a tree?
Not really sure about grafting your own trees? Here are a few articles to get you started... -
Grafting Step by Step
I want some pecans to eat. Can’t I just plant a pecan? Sure you can. Just be aware there are multiple factors in play. Proper stratification is the first factor to consider. In the wild, pecans fall from a tree and lie on the ground; the ones that aren’t eaten by wildlife get a chance to grow ... -
Planting & Maintaining Blackberry Bushes
Blackberries Thornless blackberries are a great pick for home gardens growing well in zones 6-9. Blackberries are self pollinating but will produce more fruit if two varieties are planted. Thornless blackberries tend to be larger than other types. Plant thornless blackberry plants approximately ... -
Hands-on Info About Growing Pecans
by the Mississippi Pecan Growers Association Want to learn even more information on growing pecans in a hands on setting? Join the MS Pecan Growers Association and learn from industry specialists. Our orchard is used as the “classroom” for field days. The next field day is coming soon. Email us ... -
United States Plant Hardiness Zone Map
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Pecan Tree Planting Guide
At Bass Pecan Company, your interest in growing trees makes you very special to us. When you plant trees, you are investing in future bounty and beauty. We can start leading you through this process with the planting guide presented here.
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