Staghorn sumac (Rhus typhina) is known by several names, including velvet sumac and hairy sumac. This large shrub or small tree is native to northeastern U.S. and eastern Canada (USDA hardiness zones 3-8). Staghorn sumac often arrives uninvited into a landscape and its aggressive suckering root system makes it difficult to eradicate. For landscape use […]
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Staghorn Sumac’s Reliable Fall-Winter Assets
Posted by Hugh on November 12th, 2013
Posted in acidic soil, Aggressive grower, alkaline soil, Attracting birds, Autumn foliage color, Autumn Fruiting, Deer resistant, Drought tolerant, Heat Tolerance, Native Plant, Ornamental fruit, Southern Appalachian Region, Sumac (Rhus), Summer flowering, winter hardiness 
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