Bare Root Fragrant Sumac (Rhus aromatica)

Bare Root Fragrant Sumac (Rhus aromatica)Hardy, deciduous North American shrub Description: Clusters of small, fragrant, yellow green flowers on female plants in early spring, followed by hairy, red berries; male plants form catkins in late summer that bloom in early spring, but do not form berries; fragrant, trifoliate leaves turn rich shades of orange, red, and purple in fall Habit: Dense shrub grows up to 6 high and 10 wide; spreads slowly by suckering Culture: Prefers full sun to partial

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Bears clusters of tiny yellow flowers held on multi-branched stems in late summer

The bear's foot hellebore

bell shaped

including the "Dwarf flag" flowering May 4th "in our woods"

this beautiful fern transplants easily and spreads quickly to create a voluminous

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moderately moist soils

Plant the growing tip of the rhizome just below soil level in a well-prepared bed

grows 3 to 4 feet tall

Habit: Flower spikes grow 2-3 feet high