Type
Type II pollinator, scab-resistant
Pecan variety
Elliott Pecan
Produces smaller nuts with excellent flavor and a high kernel percentage. It is especially valued in humid southeastern climates for strong scab resistance.
Season
late fall
Best for
humid regions, baking
About Elliott
Elliott bears smaller nuts with excellent flavor, high oil content, and a high proportion of kernel. It is especially valued for strong resistance to pecan scab.
Growing Elliott Pecan
Elliott is a Type II cultivar and should be planted with a Type I pollinizer. Its nuts mature relatively late, so it is best suited to regions with a sufficiently long growing season.
Full growing guide
For planting, care, pollination, and harvest that apply to all pecan, see the complete guide.
How to grow PecanOther pecan varieties
Variety characteristics are general guidance for US home gardens; chill hours, hardiness, and pollination vary, so confirm suitability for your zone. Availability differs by supplier. Page updated Aug 4, 2026.