Staghorn Sumac (Rhus typhina)

Staghorn Sumac (Rhus typhina)*Preorder only* Estimated Height at Pickup: 2 3, 3 gal These trees can grow tall when allowed, and offer fall color and winter interest! Colonial habit makes them ideal for habitat restoration to fill space after invasive removal, as a visual barrier, or for slope stabilization! Cluster of drupes (berries) are red and often persist into winter. Pollination: Male and female needed. Light: Full Sun, Part Sun Shade Soil Moisture: Mesic, Dry Mesic, Dry

Notes: Tolerates full but not deep shade

From the Publisher: Explore the Life Journey of One of the Winged Wonders of the World

orange coneflower*

and are reasonably drought tolerant once established

Tolerant of deer and clay soil

Grow to their fullest in full sun and moist soil

Plants in full sun require more water

Lee-Mader gets the blend of solastalgia

generally red

and is a favorite food of beaver

Notable Wildlife Interactions: Flowers are visited by beetles and likely small bees

Supports a wide variety of birds and mammals