Pecan Creek Nursery

03/16/2026

Trees are terribly important.

03/12/2026

Shumard Oaks make great shade trees and provide acorns for wildlife. They are a true oak which is very similar to the majestic Northern Red Oaks, but better adapted to our SW Oklahoma climate and soil. They grow between 2-3 feet a year and reach 40-60 feet tall and 30-40 feet wide.

In one and two gallon pots for $10 each.

03/12/2026

The Apache blackberries are leafing out and a berry delicious summer is coming soon! Apaches have a large, sweet, mild fruit on semi-erect canes. I have a dozen of these easy-to-grow plants in one gallon pots ready for a new home. $15 each.

03/09/2026

I've got some Vitex bushes (or Chaste Trees) potted up. These beautiful, cold-hardy plants have large purple flowers that attract honey bees and humming birds. You can let them grow into a large landscape bush or trim them into a tree or a small bush.

Though drought-tolerant once established, they will take all the water you can give them and grow incredibly fast. Full size unpruned bushes can get up to 12 feet tall and 12-15 feet wide.

$15 for each 2 gallon pot.

03/07/2026

03/07/2026

If you were thinking about planting some pecan trees for to make delicious pecan pies, I still have some "papershell" Kanza and Caddo available. They have roots about 18-24" inches and tops about 3 feet tall. These are barerooted. I'll wrap them in plastic and they can lay down in your car, so you don't need a truck to get them home. $45 each.

03/06/2026

The Snow Beauty white peach trees are blooming out! I have several of these of differing sizes. Like the other fruit trees I sell, these cling peaches do very well here. They are self-pollinating and produce a soft, mild, honey-sweet peach around August which is excellent for pie and turnover filling, or just eating right off the tree. If you cross-pollinate with Elberta or Redhaven, you will get an even bigger crop of fruit.

03/06/2026

I have 10 Elberta peach trees for sale in 5 gallon bags. Each is about 3 feet tall.

Elberta is a late season (late July - early August) freestone peach with a sweet, tangy, classic "peach pie" flavor. It is cold-hardy and heat-tolerant. It is self-pollinating, but pairing it with Redhaven (which we also have for sale) will increase crop yield.

03/05/2026

The Redhaven peach trees are bagged, tagged and ready for sale!

Redhaven peaches are freestone, ripen in late June or early July, are very cold hardy, heat tolerant, and self-pollinating.

These are in 5 gallon bags and are about 3 feet tall and beginning to bud out.

03/05/2026

I've got 10 Turkey Fig seedlings planted in 5 and 10 gallon pots, ready for purchase. They're very healthy looking and should begin budding out in the next few weeks.

These grow 10-15 feet tall, but you can prune to keep smaller. They have excellent heat tolerance and are drought tolerant once established. The tops will die back in harsh winters. Protect from strong winds. Self-pollinating. Purple-brown skin, amber-pink flesh.

03/01/2026

Anna apple trees are in full bloom already and Gala apples are putting on buds. You'll love the taste of these apples. I have four left!

07/24/2025

Today I calculated that one peach tree could save you about $1275 over its lifetime. Here are my calcs:

Total Produce:
Avg 75 lbs of peaches per year @ $2.5/lb = $188
$187 x 10 years = $1875

Total Cost: Water, fertilizer, insecticide @ $40/year x 15 years = $600

Net Savings:
$1875 - $600 = $1275

Not bad for a $15 initial purchase!