Pecans

Mark-Ia · Dec 18, 2015

Anybody in Mo. have Pecans to sell and wiling to ship. Thanks...

old · Dec 18, 2015

Wish my pecan trees would produce but so far they never have and they are around 10 plus years old

buickanddeere · Dec 18, 2015

Are those Pee-Can or Pee-Con trees ?

Two Dogs · Dec 18, 2015

In my part of the world, Georgia, us unpretentious riff raff say pee-can. TDF

Stephen Newell · Dec 18, 2015

I wish my pecan tree would even grow. When I planted it 10 years ago it was about 6' tall and now it's about 7' tall.

Pair-a-dice farm · Dec 18, 2015

(quoted from post at 17:21:28 12/18/15)
Are those Pee-Can or Pee-Con trees ?

A pee-can is what you had in the upstairs bedroom to relieve yourself. In my neck of the woods it's pu-Con.

Andy Martin · Dec 18, 2015

Do they have to be from Missouri? We have a great orchard nearby that will ship you good ones, Flying G Ranch.

Richard G. · Dec 18, 2015

Rich, about 45 years ago, an old friend of mine who was about 50 years older than me, said "if you want to make pecans, put chicken manure under the trees". He was a very smart farmer and was a state legislator for 10 years. He also taught me how to run a sawmill as he had one during the 40's and 50's.
He also ran a mica mining operation after WWII to supply the army for their radios..
Richard in NW SC

GordoSD · Dec 18, 2015

You must have the Caitlyn variety.

GordoSD · Dec 18, 2015

If those pecans are the "paper shell" type I want some Email open

Dick L · Dec 18, 2015

That is exactly what a waitress in a small Alabama town told me one time. She said you must be from the North. Then years later I married Dixie and pu-com it will be from now on.

^D

37chief · Dec 18, 2015

Check ebay. They have a lot of pecans listed. Stan

daisyman · Dec 18, 2015

Andy, where are you located? And where is the Flying G ranch. I love pecans, also.
Thanks, Irv

Tom in Ga · Dec 19, 2015

I have a pecan tree in my yard that measures 16 and 1/2 ft around at chest height. The man that planted it died in 1912 and I don't know how long he planted it before then. He was in his forties when he died. The pecans are thick shelled and usually have a big crop most every year. If I could post a picture, I would. Tommy

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