The Elliot Pecan Tree originated in the northwestern region of Florida, producing vigorous, strong trees, with deep taproots. Producing a moderate sized crop, it had nuts which are generally small in size, normally around 82 per pound, that feature a medium-thick shell, and light colored, excellent flavored kernel. The Elliot Pecan Tree is very resistant to scab and other leaf diseases, and has a low chilling requirement, making it a perfect pecan tree for southern states, complimented by the Desirable pecan tree for a pollinizer.