I notice that my Pistachio trees are starting to set their seeds again.. and each year I am disappointed with only tiny seed pods. We talked about this a year or so back and I learned by reading about it that Pistachio trees don’t self-pollinate, so you must have a male and a female tree close together. so I now have the Randy and the Golden Hills trees so I am hoping for success, you need a (smaller size) male in the area of the larger females… but if this does not work, I will still have beautiful fall colors and the coons, possums, and squrrels still have fun throwing those seeds all over the place.
lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
Beautiful. I hope you have all the power you dream of today 😀
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What a beautiful and interesting flower. Thanks~!
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I’d never seen it before this. I need to transplant it as it is getting big fast.
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I notice that my Pistachio trees are starting to set their seeds again.. and each year I am disappointed with only tiny seed pods. We talked about this a year or so back and I learned by reading about it that Pistachio trees don’t self-pollinate, so you must have a male and a female tree close together. so I now have the Randy and the Golden Hills trees so I am hoping for success, you need a (smaller size) male in the area of the larger females… but if this does not work, I will still have beautiful fall colors and the coons, possums, and squrrels still have fun throwing those seeds all over the place.
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How fascinating — something out of the heliconia family!
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Actually, it is in the Euphorbia family.
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