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Are There Different Varieties of Pecans?

by Michelle_Parks

You may have found yourself asking, Are there different varieties
of pecans?

Yes, there are at least 500 different varieties of pecans that
are available for consumption. Each one can be distinguished by
name and the size of the nut. They are also grown in different
places in the United States, which is the largest producer of
this kid of nut. Each one will vary in size and shape, but all of
these are nuts, just the same. Some of these species are native,
but some are improved species of the native type. Some of these
species are cold hardy, and others are not. This is really
dependent upon where in the US that they are grown.

What are the different types of pecans?

Here is a short list of different varieties of pecans. There is
the Apache, Cheyenne, Cape Fear, Success, Choctaw, Kiowa, Pawnee,
Mohawk, Western 54, Colby, Busseron, Major, Indiana, Jackson,
Stuart, Desirable, Barton, Comanche, Wichita, Select, Posednik,
and Western just to name a few of the many different types that
are available. These names described are from different parts of
the United States. Some of the southern names are reminiscent of
Native American tribes. Overall these names just represent
different species available in the United States. There are also
species that are grown elsewhere in the world, but for this
article, we will be discussing the varieties only grown in the
United States.

What is the difference between these pecans?

The main difference in these pecans is that the different
varieties vary in what size they produce and what the taste is
like. These are the main differences in the species. Now be aware
that some of these species are cold hardy and others are
temperate. Bear in mind that some of these varieties can be grown
in different areas of the same state, or the same region. Some of
the names listed above are grown in different areas depending
upon soil and climate. This can also produce small changes in nut
size and color. Overall these nuts vary only by size and color.

What is the difference in cold hardy pecan species versus
temperate species?

The main difference in these species of pecan is simply what the
climate is where the trees are planted. Some of these trees are
planted in cold temperatures up in the Northeast. The temperate
species are planted in climates that are usually warm and dry.
This is the main difference between the species, and this makes
no assumption about quality as each nut tree develops the same
nut, no matter what the species name is or where it is located.
Now bear in mind that soil and temperature are the deciding
factors in nut productions.

So the pecans are just different by name?

Yes, this is the main idea. The only difference in pecans
usually is the size of the nut and the nut�s flavor. These trees
produce nuts no matter what location or climate that they are in
or where they are from.

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