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How do I plant my tree?

Step 1:

Make a planting hole twice the size of the tree's root ball/pot.

Step 2:

Break up the walls of the dug hole with the shovel.

Step 3:

Add a planting hole improver if required.

Step 4:

Plant the tree as high as it was in the container.

Step 5:

Make a raised border around the tree with soil for easy watering.

Step 6:

Place two tree stakes a 30cm from the tree and attach them to the stakes with natural binding material.

Step 7:

Clear a 1-metre diameter tree bed of plantings and keep it that way for the first few years.

Step 8:

During the dry period, water densely, on average 10 litres once a week. If in doubt, always contact us.

A planting leaflet is included with every delivery.

Advice:

The average walnut tree does not like a wet location, so make sure you plant it at a slightly higher spot in your garden so that the tree does not end up in a puddle of water during the winter.

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Product description

Pekan nut tree | Carya illinoinensis ‘Choctaw’

√ Self-pollinator, in combination with one of the pollinators Carya i. ‘Pawnee’ or ‘Western Schley’. a very rich fruiting.

√ High-quality nut with a sweet and crunchy flavour.

√ Relatively low maintenance

√ Hardy

√ tolerates the sun well

√ Easy to trim

 

The Carya i. Choctaw

Carya illoinensis ‘Choctaw’ is one of the widely used species in producing Carya nuts. The tree is native to North America but was mainly spread by Native Americans, hence the species' name. The Choctaw is mainly planted in the somewhat wetter parts of Europe. The height of the tree is around 10-15 metres, but it can be pruned well in summer to make it suitable for your garden. The improved Carya species are very difficult to obtain, but are now available from us!

 

Quality note

The sweet flavour of the fruit makes it a highly sought-after variety in Pekan production. One of the preferred varieties based on its flavour and rich gestation. The nut is a bit rounder compared to the Pawnee.

View planting instructions here

Delivery method

Delivery method

We ship small trees with DPD, specially packaged to prevent any damage. Larger trees are delivered via special transport to ensure your tree arrives safely.

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User reviews 5 / 5 Reviews: (1)

  • TN By Tünde Nádosy on 08-12-2024 21:31

    5 / 5

    Meine Meinung ist die gleiche wie die vorherige:
    Der Baumsetzling entspricht perfekt der Beschreibung.
    Sehr schöner Zustand, mit gesunden Wurzeln.
    Die Verpackung war absolut sicher.
    Vielen Dank für diesen wundervollen kleinen Baum!

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The Carya i. ‘Choctaw’ is a hardy tree native to America. The Choctaw is known for its sweet flavour and crunchy nut. After 4 years, the first fruits appear. The Carya i. ‘Pawnee’ or ‘Western Schley’ are good pollinators and also fruit-bearing.

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Pekan nut tree | Carya illinoinensis ‘Choctaw’

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Pekan nut tree | Carya illinoinensis ‘Choctaw’

The Carya i. ‘Choctaw’ is a hardy tree native to America. The Choctaw is known for its sweet flavour and crunchy nut. After 4 years, the first fruits appear. The Carya i. ‘Pawnee’ or ‘Western Schley’ are good pollinators and also fruit-bearing.

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