Chinese pistache tolerates many soil types and water conditions, even poor alkaline soils and nearby irrigated areas as long as the soil is well-drained. Deep, non-aggressive roots make it a sturdy ...

One of the most sought-after trees at Belmont Nursery: The Keith Davey Chinese Pistache. Known for its ... He says they started grafting this tree because the Keith Davey doesn't produce seeds.

Students and their families dig holes where they would later plant a ginkgo tree at Los Robles-Ronald ... trident maples, Chinese pistache and more. Calling all photographers!

It has no serious pests and thrives in almost any well-drained soil. Chinese pistache is also good for urban planting. Grow it in USDA Zones 6 to 9. This tree, related to elms, displays a distinctly ...

Students and their families dig holes where they would later plant a ginkgo tree at Los Robles-Ronald McNair Academy ... Chilean pepper trees, trident maples, Chinese pistache and more. Calling all ...