Pistacia vera 'UCB-1 Hybrid' (Pistachio) Hanging Pests & Diseases: Wepster Hazelnut

Pests & Diseases: Wepster Hazelnut Tree is highly resistant to Eastern Filbert Blight

There is no mixing of obnoxious sulfur liquids

The trees host butterfly caterpillars and provide perches and nesting places for many bird species

very sweet and flavorful fruit

flowers in spring followed by small

Pistacia vera 'UCB-1 Hybrid' (Pistachio) Hanging Pests & Diseases: Wepster HazelnutUCB 1 features superior disease resistance, cold tolerance, and tree vigor. One of the most popular rootstocks for new pistachio plantings. UCB 1 is usually planted in spring and field budded 3 4 months later or planted in summer or fall and field budded the following spring. Pistachio trees are dioecious (meaning either male or female), and males are needed to pollinize female trees that produce nuts. The trees are best grown in semi arid desert