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Georgia Pecan Shelling Services

For 50+ lbs, use commercial shellers: North Georgia Pecans (Athens), Stone Mountain Pecan (Loganville), Jaemor Farms (Lula), Atwell Pecan (Wrens), Gibbs Pecans (Sumner), Akins Feed & Seed (Griffin), or any Georgia Pecan Growers Association member.

About Gardening: Pecan Red Kernels and Casebearer Larvae: Spray Schedule Necessity; Rotten Pecans: Weather, Scab, and Alternate Bearing; Groundcovers Under Pecan Trees: Shade, Harvest Access, and Root Competition; Growing Chia in Georgia: Challenging but Possible in South; Cranberries Won't Grow in Georgia's Heat; Identifying Pecan Varieties by Nut Characteristics; Pecan Pollination: No Male/Female Trees, Just Timing; Pecan History: Native to Midwest, Now Georgia’s Top Crop; Pecan Husks Not Opening: Scab or Shuck Decline; Shipping Georgia Pecans: Growers Association Lists Shippers

Garden Articles

Growing Celeriac (Celery Root) in Georgia: Heat Is the Challenge

Growing Sugarcane in Georgia: Climate Limits and Ornamental Options

Growing Papaya in Georgia: A Tropical Success Story

Pecan Weevil Control: Sanitation, Trunk Bands, Sprays

Neem Tree in Georgia: Only Far South Florida

Replacing a Pecan Tree: Choose Scab-Resistant Varieties

Pecan Phylloxera: Gall Management and Nut Production Protection

Plants

Hickory vs. Pecan: Understanding the Relationship and Wood Uses

Starting a Backyard Fruit Orchard in South Georgia: Local Resources and UGA Publications

Daffodil Planting Depth in Heavy Soil: Why Two Inches Is Enough in Georgia

Is Dame's Rocket Illegal in Georgia? Understanding Invasive Plant Lists

Choosing Papershell Pecans for the Southeast

Lambsquarters in Georgia: A Weed You Can Eat (If You Want)

Heat-Tolerant Lilacs for Georgia: Low-Chill Varieties to Seek