Path to the Plate: Pecans
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- Date of Publication
- September 5, 2024
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Overview
Publication Information
The pecan is the state tree of Texas. You can find native pecans in 150 Texas counties, growing in the rich soils near rivers and creeks. These trees live a long time and grow pretty fast. They are hardwood trees and can be great for shade in your yard.
This factsheet will teach you how to take care of pecan trees and includes two tasty recipes using pecans.
Who is this for?
This factsheet is for anyone who loves gardening and wants to learn how to care for pecan trees. It's also for those who enjoy cooking and want to try new recipes using pecans.
Publication Outline
- Importance of pecans in Texas.
- Growing pecan trees.
- How to plant and care for pecan trees.
- Pruning and pest control.
- Harvesting pecans.
- Storing your pecans.
- Recipes.
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