Chinese Pistache Tree "Large Trees" …that isn’t technically an orange

…that isn’t technically an orange

And fully grown

dig a hole in the ground that is two times as large as the root ball

store in a very cool and dark place where the tomatoes do not touch

Cut off effected branches and dispose of far away from the site and/or by burning

Chinese Pistache Tree "Large Trees" …that isn’t technically an orangeAmazing Fall Color & Easy Growing Shade Why Chinese Pistache Trees? The Chinese Pistache is spreading like wildfire because its blazing fall foliage cant be matched. While other trees are colorless and entering dormancy, the Chinese Pistache is shining bright with multiple shades of reds, oranges, and yellows. These vivid trees will be the talk of the neighborhood because they will outshine all of the dull trees in your neighbors yards with their