Hi-Yield Pecan and Fruit Tree Fertilizer

While specifically formulated for the nutritional needs of nut and fruit-bearing trees, the nutrient profile is generally safe for other landscape trees. However, for non-fruiting ornamental trees, you may find better results with a general-purpose tree fertilizer.

Zinc is a critical micronutrient for pecan and fruit trees, as deficiencies often lead to stunted growth and poor fruit development. Including it in the fertilizer helps prevent and manage common nutritional diseases that can compromise tree health and yield.

For the best results, apply the fertilizer twice a year: once in the early spring before new growth appears, and again in the fall after the harvest is complete. This schedule ensures your trees have the necessary nutrients during their most active growth and recovery phases.

It supports both. The formula is designed to promote vigorous structural growth and strength, while simultaneously providing the specific nutrients required for healthy fruit and citrus development and maturation.

You should distribute the fertilizer evenly around the drip line of the tree—the area directly under the outer circumference of the tree's branches. Avoid piling it directly against the trunk, as this can cause root burn.