2024年2月5日 · The mastic tree is a broadleaf evergreen known for its shrublike appearance, sticky sap, and drought tolerance. The mastic tree grows best in high heat in arid, rocky climates with low humidity. The tree needs full sun and dry, alkaline, and well-draining soil.

A&P Nursery proudly offers Mastic Trees for sale at each of our 4 locations in the East Valley. Your landscape will benefit from these visually attractive trees that offer up bright red fruits that gradually ripen into black.

Tough, evergreen small tree or large shrub native to the Mediterranean region. Will grow 15-25 feet tall and wide at a slow to moderate rate. Separate male and female plants, males have red blooms in the spring, females have inconspicuous white flowers and produce small red to black berries in the fall that birds love.

Mastic trees, Pistacia lentiscus, are medium-sized trees useful as a 'living fence' for privacy and can be a big part of a neighborhood noise filter solution thanks to its thick, year-round canopy. Their hedge quality is only one of the many things that make this tree so attractive.

2024年5月18日 · The Mastic is a slow-growing, evergreen broadleaf, growing into a small tree or large shrub. It does well in poor soils in hot dry conditions and works well as a screen for pools or any other areas in the landscape you want to be blocked out.

Natural History: The species name means "flexible" or "sticky," referring to the gum (mastic) the tree is valued for. Cultivation Notes: Well adapted for dry areas. One of the oldest known high-grade resin-producing varieties.

Mastic significa "flexible" o "pegajoso", en referencia a la goma que se fabrica a partir de este árbol. El árbol mástic también se utiliza para fabricar perfumes, diversos productos farmacéuticos, adhesivos dentales y barnices fotoprotectores.

Large Shrub, Small Tree. Origin: Mediterranean. Size (H x W) 20' x 20' Sun: Full Sun. Water: Moderate, Ocassional, once established

The Mastic Tree, scientifically known as Pistacia lentiscus, is a beautiful, resilient evergreen that thrives in Arizona’s arid climate. Native to the Mediterranean, this versatile tree is perfect for Phoenix Valley landscapes due to its ability to withstand hot, …

A member of the sumac family, this tree has dark green foliage that does not change color in the fall, unlike its relative the Chinese Pistache. Prune to shape and raise crown in order to shape as a small tree. Gothic Landscape, Arizona Division, built and maintains this plant information and care encyclopedia for your reference only.