3 grafted Aegina pistachio plants, 3 years old, 120 cm tall (2f 1m)

bis of plants means number 1 of pollinating Male pistachio plants and number 2 of producing Female pistachio plants.

Aegina Pistachio Plant over 1.2m tall, grafted onto Pistacia Terebinthus.

Pistachio Plant variety AEGINA. Its fruit is known and cultivated throughout the Italian peninsula. The female pistachio plant needs the male pistachio plant to produce its fruit, as the male plant's pollen allows for pollination, which results in the fruit. This plant adapts to any type of soil and thrives in sunny areas. It requires 4 years of growth to begin producing fruit, so the grafting years are very important. The best period to plant a pistachio tree is between October and the end of March, with fruit ripening occurring between August and throughout September. It loses its leaves during winter, which is the best time for planting as it does not suffer from transplant shock and is frost-tolerant. The flowers have no petals and are grouped in panicle-shaped axillary inflorescences.Rootstock: Pistacia Terebinto

nb the plants have had no leaves since october because they are deciduous, if interested in 5 females and 1 male, for example, please include this in the order note, thank you

Plants available again from 15 February 2026