Young of Morgan City, Louisiana, was top worked with scions from the McAllister hican some seven or eight feet above ground, and later on the bark of the pecan trunk below the point of union became scaly like that of the hican above.
A Burlington Hican (purchased as a Marquardt) lived under circumstances that hardly any other tree could withstand.
Wilkinson, Rockport, Ind Busseron pecan Indiana pecan Kentucky pecan Major pecan Greenriver pecan Butterick pecan Posey pecan McCallister Hican Hican variety Mr. Wilkinson suggests calling Bixby in honor of the late Willard G.
All of the McCallister hican grafts were killed outright as were a number of grafts of the shellbark hickory (Carya laciniosa).
I claim only secondary credit for "resurrecting" the Nussbaumer hican and the Dintleman hybrid, presumably king hickory and bitternut.
I have reports on about 25 Gerardi hican seedlings.
Thus McAllister hican and the Stabler black are worthless because of their extremely thin crop.
Two years ago the few nuts the Gerardi hican had were all wormy.
Near Bolivar, Ohio, stands a young shagbark hickory which bears a nut about the size of a Pleas hican with a very smooth kernel cavity and a thin shell.
His Gerardi hican is probably one of the best in that group.
Miss Jones sent me Pleas hican wood and one graft grew between the two Wilcox.
The chances of making suitable crosses between the pecan and hickory are most difficult yet it appears that these chance crosses result from time to time as in the hican through natural cross pollination.
One nice tree of the McCallister hican makes good shade, but has never borne any nuts.
Burlington was another hicanfirst propagated by Mr. Jones, in 1915.
Many remember how popular the McCallister hican was a number of years ago because of its extremely large size.
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