Trees are large timber types that are early bearing and blight resistant. Proven in the San Joaquin Valley, blight susceptible. Produces 35 to 40 nuts per pound, of good quality. Productive tree with sterile pollen. Sweet, large nuts that fall free of the burr.
Trees are vigorous, somewhat productive, and blight resistant.
Produces 18 to 22 nuts per pound that are sweet and easy to peel. Smaller productive tree. Cross pollination is required since the pollen is often shed before pistillate flowers are receptive. The burr splits at maturity and may contain from one to seven nuts. Nut size, degree of burr separation from the shell, and ease of pellicle removal are very important quality characteristics.