The asking price of homes for sale in Mokuleia has increased 74.7% since May last year, while the number of homes for sale has decreased 15.2%.
Harvest pistachios in the late summer when the nuts are ripe--that is, when the shell around the pistachio is loose. Some varieties of pistachio change color when they are ripe, going from green to red or red to yellow.
Plant some pistachio trees to produce homegrown nuts. Although quality nut production requires about 15 years of growth, many trees begin producing a few nuts 5 to 8 years after planting. Select a sunny location for your pistachio trees. Choose a location away from large trees and nearby structures that create shade. Avoid low areas of the landscape that retain water. Choose an area that contains enough space for the number of trees you intend to grow. Plant pistachio trees 20 feet apart. Loosen the soil in your chosen planting site with a plow. Break apart the topsoil to provide a loose medium for the roots of your trees. Pull out any existing stumps or shrubs. Determine how many trees you plan to plant.