Carya 'Elliot' ~ Elliot Pecan pink-bloom hence the name "Wolf Eyes

hence the name "Wolf Eyes

Its glossy leaves stay dark green year-round and compliment the grey bark of its stems

It is recommended to plant another non-astringent variety

The greenish-white spathe and spadix bloom intermittently throughout the year

Fungal leaf diseases can be somewhat common

Carya 'Elliot' ~ Elliot Pecan pink-bloom hence the name "Wolf EyesThe Elliot Pecan tree is a large, deciduous tree that can reach a height of 70 to 100 feet with a spread of 40 to 75 feet. It has a spreading canopy and dark green, pinnately compound leaves that turn golden yellow in the fall. One of the notable characteristics of the Elliot Pecan is its excellent nut quality. The nuts are medium to large in size with a thin shell and a rich, buttery flavor. They are highly prized for eating fresh, baking, and