A useful native shrub that thrives in diverse conditions. Spreads by rhizomes to form thickets. The glossy leaves are fragrant when crushed and turn a wonderful array of oranges and reds in fall. May produce furry red berries that are eaten by birds or will persist into winter. Grows well in a range of soils, including clay, but avoid areas with poor drainage.
- Secondary Name:
- Fragrant Sumac
- Plant Type:
- Deciduous Shrubs
- Hardiness Zone:
- ZONE 3
- Native:
- Vermont
- Sun Exposure:
- SUN/PT SHADE
- Ultimate Plant Height:
- HT 4-6'
- Ultimate Spread:
- SP 6-10'
Questions about our plant sizes and vocabulary? Learn more here.
At Horsford's we strive to grow the highest quality plant material and are happy to provide specific guarantees on plants purchased from our Garden Center. See our Plant Guarantee for complete details.
