Description
Carya illinoinensis ‘Cherryle’
Cherryle Pecan Tree is a reliable nut-producing tree known for its medium-to-large pecans with outstanding flavor. Highly adaptable and hardy, it thrives in a range of soil conditions while offering steady annual crops. Its dense canopy provides generous shade, making it an excellent dual-purpose tree for both nut production and ornamental value. Cherryle is a favorite among home gardeners and orchard growers for its nut quality and long-term productivity.
- � Produces medium-to-large, flavorful pecans
- � Hardy, adaptable tree with dependable yields
- �️ Good resistance to common pecan diseases
- ☀️ Thrives in full sun with proper care
- � Excellent choice for home orchards or large landscapes
Tip: Plant with another pecan variety for cross-pollination and to increase nut production.
Growing Zones: 6–9 outdoors
| Mature Height: | 70–100 feet |
| Sunlight: | Full Sun |
| Mature Width: | 50–70 feet |
| Botanical Name: | Carya illinoinensis ‘Cherryle’ |
| Growth Rate: | Moderate to Fast |
| Harvest Time: | October to November |
| Type: | Fruit Tree (Nut-Producing) |
FAQ’s
What makes the Cherryle Pecan Tree special?
It produces medium-to-large pecans with excellent flavor and offers reliable yields year after year.
How long does it take to bear nuts?
The Cherryle Pecan Tree typically begins producing nuts within 5–7 years of planting.
Does it need a pollinator?
Yes, cross-pollination with another pecan variety is recommended for maximum nut yield.
Is the Cherryle Pecan Tree good for home planting?
Yes, it’s an excellent option for home orchards thanks to its adaptability, nut quality, and shade benefits.
