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Flameleaf Sumac - Rhus lanceolata

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Flameleaf Sumac is a captivating specimen from our 'Trees' portfolio that delivers a bold, dynamic statement to any garden environment. Indigenous to North America, this striking deciduous tree grows from a modest 10 feet to a stately 30 feet, allowing for varying scales of visual impact. Throughout the warmer months, it hosts a rich tapestry of densely clustered yellow flowers, attracting an array of wildlife, in contrast with the deep green foliage. As autumn approaches, a transformation occurs; its leaves ignite into a dazzling palette of red, orange, and purple hues, underscoring its name, Flameleaf Sumac. This vivid showstopper is not only a feast for the eyes, but it is robust and resilient, thriving in a wide spectrum of well-drained soils and requiring minimal water maintenance. Full sun is its preferred habitat, and its hardy qualities extend to an inbuilt resistance to most common pests and diseases. Moreover, the Flameleaf Sumac offers an environmental advantage, aiding in controlling soil erosion. Beautiful and beneficial, the Flameleaf Sumac is a versatile addition to any landscape design, amplifying visual interest throughout the year.

  • Size: 10 to 30 feet tall
  • Flowers: Dense clusters of yellow flowers
  • Foliage: Green leaves turn red, orange, and purple in fall
  • Water usage: Low (Drought-tolerant)
  • Sun exposure: Full sun
  • Additional feature: Attracts wildlife and used for controlling soil erosion
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