50 STAGHORN SUMAC TREE Rhus Typhina Yellow Flowers Red Berries Seeds

OTHER:  The Staghorn Sumac is a very ornamental shrub or small tree native to eastern North America. They get their common name from the dense fuzzy rust-colored hairs that cover the leaf stalks, stems, & forking branches that look like antlers, or stag’s horns. They are adorned with large upright flower clusters that measure 8" long, & attract bees & butterflies. The flowers turn into beautiful very fuzzy, hairy 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 J The plants are dioecious, so both male & female plants are needed for pollination. Staghorn Sumacs have huge ferny 24" 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.