75 Smooth Sumac Tree Red Berries Rhus Glabra Borealis Seeds

• Name: Smooth Sumac
• Scientific Name: Rhus Glabra Syn. Var. Cismontana & Var. Laciniata & Var. Occidentalis / Rhus Borealis / Rhus Calophylla
• Color: Greenish Yellow Flowers / Red Berries
• Plant Seeds: Fall Sow Seeds Or Cold Stratify
• Bloom Time: May - Aug
• Hardiness Zone: 3 - 9
• Plant Height: 10'
• Plant Spacing: 12 - 15'
• Light Requirements: Sun
• Soil & Water Preferences: Average
• Quantity: 75 Seeds
• Other: The Smooth Sumac Is A Very Ornamental Shrub That Is Native To North America. Huge Upright Flower Clusters Measure 10" Long, & Attract Bees & Butterflies. The Smooth Sumac Is Also A Host Plant For The Hairstreak Butterfly. The Flowers Turn Into Beautiful Hairy Crimson Red Berries In The Fall, & They Will Stay On The Bush Through The Winter. They Make A Wonderful Cut Flower For Arrangements, Or Are Great For Holiday Décor & Crafts. Birds & Small Animals Will Also Enjoy Eating The Berries But There Will Be Plenty For Everyone :) The Plants Are Dioecious, So Both Male & Female Plants Are Needed For Pollination. Smooth Sumacs Have Huge Ferny 18" Long Leaves That Turn Lovely Shades Of Yellow, Orange, & Red In Fall. They Are Deer & Rabbit Resistant, & Tolerate Soil That Is Dry, Sandy, Heavy, Shallow, Or Rocky, Making Them Great For Erosion Control.