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Pistachio / Pistacea vera

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  • 98.28 € Pistachio (Pistacea vera) - Female 'Kerman'
    8270Q - Unavailable Photo available
    Plant grown in 15 liters pot – Height of plant: 150/175 cm.
    Delivered by specialised carrier.
  • 93.08 € Pistachio (Pistacea vera) - Male 'Peter'
    8270N - Unavailable Photo available
    Plant grown in 15 liters pot – Height of plant: 150/175 cm.
    Delivered by specialised carrier.
  • 0.40 € FERTILISER
    8270A - Available – Fertiliser tablet to place at the bottom of the hole before planting. Slow release over 7 to 8 months. Only 1 tablet in each hole.
  • Photos (6) : Pistachio

    Pistachio
    Pistachio
    'Kerman' - Plant grown in 10 liters pot - Height of the Plant: 150/175 cm.
    Author: Planfor
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    Pistachio
    Pistachio
    Author: Stan Shebs
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    Pistachio
    Pistachio
    Author: Paolo Galli
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    Pistachio
    Pistachio
    Author: Safa.daneshvar
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    Pistachio
    Pistachio
    Author: Afifa Afrin
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    Pistachio
    Pistachio
    Author: Friviere
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    Description : Pistachio

  • Area of origin: Middle East
    Adult dimensions: Height up to 10m
    Foliage: Semipersistent
    Soil type: Rich and well-drained, alkaline soil
    Hardiness: Hardy to -20°C, needs protection from spring frost
    Exposure: Full sun


    Properties and uses:
    The Pistachio is dioecious, which means that they are separate male and female trees. So, it requires the planting of both male and female trees for a successful fecundation and fruit production. The Pistachio, like the almond tree, is quite hardy but does not tolerate late frost; the flowers die below -2°C. The production of the pistachio nuts also depends on long hot summers, and good watering.
    The first pistachio harvest is generally done 6 years after the planting, the nuts are harvested in autumn and dried.
    The Pistachio is a beautiful ornamental tree which can be planted alone in a garden, without a production goal.

    Plant them now: the shortest way to your plate is through your garden!
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