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Pistacia chinensis

Chinese pistache reaches a height of 30’ to 45’ with only a slightly smaller spread. Brilliant yellow leaves may grace the tree in autumn. Chinese pistache is a tough tree tolerant of drought, heat, and heavy soils.
Sun Exposure: Full
Soil: Tolerates a wide range of conditions including dry and alkaline soils
Hardiness: USDA Zone 6

Chinese Pistache Tree GalleryTake a closer look at the Chinese PIstache tree at different stages throughout the year.

A large tree with orange and yellow leaves.
A large tree with orange and yellow leaves.
A large Chinese Pistache tree in the Fall.
A tree with yellow and red leaves.
A tree with yellow and red leaves.
A Chinese Pistache tree with leaves that are changing colors.
A tree limb with round, red and green fruit.
A tree limb with round, red and green fruit.
A close-up of the fruit of the Chinese Pistache tree.
Tree limbs with bundles of red berries.
Tree limbs with bundles of red berries.
Bundles of Chinese Pistache berries growing on a tree.
A tree with orange leaves in front of a red brick building.
A tree with orange leaves in front of a red brick building.
A Chinese Pistache tree with orange leaves in the Fall.
A tree limb with green, pointed leaves.
A tree limb with green, pointed leaves.
The shoots of a Chinese Pistache tree.
A tree with red berries and few leaves.
A tree with red berries and few leaves.
A Chinese Pistache tree with fruit.
A tree with no leaves and red fruits growing on the limbs.
A tree with no leaves and red fruits growing on the limbs.
A Chinese Pistache tree with fruit but no leaves.
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