Assertion: pecan | /r/HasProperty | plant
Facets:
value: between mid-march
type: TEMPORAL
value: together
type: MANNER
value: between january
type: TEMPORAL
value: from structure
type: CAUSE
value: too closely
type: DEGREE
value: far from driveways
type: LOCATION
value: according to iowa state university
type: OTHER
value: from any other tree
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Pecan, Grape and Fig Plants
text: Pecan trees should be planted as soon as they are received.
text: Pecans develop into large trees with massive root systems, and should be planted at least 35 feet apart.
text: Pecan, Grape and Fig Plants
text: Pecan, Grape and Fig Plants
text: Pecan, Grape and Fig Plants
text: Pecan, Grape and Fig Plants
text: Pecan, Grape and Fig Plants
text: They should be planted at least 35 feet from any other tree or structure, according to Iowa State University.
text: Because moisture and air cannot reach roots under pavement, pecan trees should be planted far from driveways, sidewalks or building foundations.
text: When pecan trees are planted too closely together and the grounds are not well maintained, widespread infestations can occur.
text: Many pecan trees die as a result of drying out in the hours or days before they are planted.
text: When pecan trees are first planted, it seems like a waste of space to plant them 35 to 60 feet apart.
text: Pecans (Carya illinoensis spp.) can be planted and cultivated in any soil in South Carolina aside from poorly drained soil, hardpan or stiff clays, or thin sands with a high water table.
text: Pecans are sometimes grafted onto the roots of other hickories (e.g., Carya cordiformis) so that they can be planted further north of their normal growing range.
text: When the radicle begins to emerge from the shell, the pecan should be planted.
text: Pecans should be planted between January and mid-March.