Lost Hills
ActivePistacia vera L. · Pistachio
The Regents of the University of California
10 August 2026
The Joley tree has moderate vigor. The nuts have an almond shape, resembling Sicilian varieties, and are characterized by a high degree of shell splitting.
The variety ripens approximately 10 days earlier than the Kerman variety. In California conditions, it showed a tendency for fruit staining and sensitivity to diseases and pests, due to which it did not become widespread in commercial horticulture.
2 jurisdictions
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The variety is listed in the national registry — its seeds are authorized for sale in this country.
№ 20140352
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Marco Eleuteri
Nearby in the species list Del Gargano, EGINIS, EGINO, Famoso, Golden Hills, Goldens Hills, GUERRERO, Gumdrop, HELLIN, IRAQ_2, Kapi, KASTEL, Kerman, LARNAKA, LATHWARDY, Lost Hills, M-1, M-11, M-36, M-38