Definition
A 'pecan tree' is a large, deciduous tree native to North America, known for producing edible nuts called pecans. These trees are cultivated for their valuable nuts, which are sweet and buttery in flavor. Pecan trees are often found in orchards and home gardens. They require a long growing season and well-drained soil. These trees are prized for both their nuts and their ornamental value, contributing beauty and deliciousness to the landscape. Think of it as nature's candy factory!