45L Chinese Pistachio - Pistachia chinensis

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A lovely small to medium sized tree grown predominantly for its graceful pinnate leaves that colour orange-red in autumn. Autumn colour can be stunning. Tough enough for use in difficult areas in streets and perhaps under-utilised for parks, gardens and urban plantings.

Very tolerant of dry and sandy conditions.
Tolerant to urban conditions.
Generally pest and disease free.

Volume: 45L
Product Dimensions (mm): W:400 H:1800 L:400
Weight: 40kg
Common Name: Chinese Pistachio
Botanical Name: Pistachia Chinensis
Pot Size (mm): 430
Fully Grown Height (please specify m or cm): 8m
Fully Grown Width (please specify m or cm): 6m
Full Sun Position: Yes
Part Shade Position: Yes
Shaded Position: No
Sheltered location: No
Drought Tolerant: Yes
Suitable for Hedges: No
Suitable for Pots: No
Suitable for Hanging Baskets: No
Suitable for Garden Beds: No
Flower Colour: Greenish-yellow panicles in spring.
Perfumed: No
Evergreen: No
Deciduous: Yes
Recommended Planting Months Vic: All Year
Recommended Planting Months NSW: All Year
Recommended Planting Months Qld: All Year
Recommended Planting Months SA: All Year
Recommended Planting Months NT: All Year
Recommended Planting Months WA: All Year
Recommended Planting Months Tas: All Year
Recommended Planting Months ACT: All Year
Flowering Months Vic: Sep, Oct, Nov
Flowering Months NSW: Sep, Oct, Nov
Flowering Months Qld: Sep, Oct, Nov
Flowering Months SA: Sep, Oct, Nov
Flowering Months NT: Sep, Oct, Nov
Flowering Months WA: Sep, Oct, Nov
Flowering Months Tas: Sep, Oct, Nov
Flowering Months ACT: Sep, Oct, Nov

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