A reliable choice for streets, lawns, patios, or gardens, Chinese pistache forms a broadly rounded tree 30–60 feet tall and nearly as wide. Foot-long leaves have 10–16 paired dark green leaflets. It delivers excellent orange-red fall color even in mild climates and tolerates a wide range of soils, including alkaline. Very drought-tolerant once established.
Stake young trees. Once established, prune to develop a high canopy for walking clearance.
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