Chinese Pistache Root System
The Chinese Pistache (Pistache sinensis) is a favorite of many birds, as it is an excellent food source for them. It also tolerates a wide range of soil alkalinity. This means that it can grow in a variety of conditions, from full sun to shade. Can choke itself off The Chinese Pistache is a surprisingly resilient species if you don't count your neighbors. Keeping it well tended involves plenty of water, and the best places to put it are a well laid out pathway and some serious pruning. While it's not the greenest, it is the happiest if you're lucky enough to find a decent spot to call your own. It's not a hard tree to grow, assuming you have the right mix of soil, sun, and luck. It's also a thorn in your side if you have an aggressive feline or two. As with most things in life, you gotta protect it from the wrong people. Does well in full sun The Chinese Pistache is a hardy and adaptable tree. It can be a great addition to your landscape. They are also relative