Pistacia chinensis Plants Arguably the best known and

Arguably the best known and most widely planted of the Laburnum family

often remaining on the tree through winter

Very closely related to Cedrus libani differing mainly in its faster growth rate and more angular habit A deep rooting species

This Swedish selection bears deep pink flowers en masse in spring which are beautifully accompanied by the emerging red leaves

and also its sophisticated waxy

Pistacia chinensis Plants Arguably the best known andNative to China, Taiwan and the Philippines, the Chinese pistachio is an excellent city tree, celebrated for its intense scarlet autumn colour and high tolerance for harsh urban conditions. Handsome blue fruits on female trees if pollinated. Attractive peeling bark on older specimens. Requires full sun and shelter. Native 25m, but smaller in cultivation. H3