Plant Profile: Carya illinoinensis 'Sumner'

The Sumner pecan is a highly recommended variety for the southeastern region of the United States. This cultivar is known for its prolific nut production and exhibits strong resistance to scab, although it is vulnerable to black aphid infestations. It falls under the Type II category of pecans.

Preferred growing conditions include full sunlight and loamy, well-drained soil with a pH range of 6.0 to 6.5.

In terms of edibility, the Sumner pecan yields large nuts with excellent kernel quality, maturing in the late season.

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