Staghorn Sumac

USD 28.99

Description

What Does Staghorn Sumac - Rhus typhina Staghorn Sumac is a deciduous shrub or small tree known for its pinnately compound leaves and distinctive upright clusters of fuzzy, red, or white berries. It is often found in various habitats and appreciated for its ornamental and ecological value. This excellent deciduous plant is known for its unique beauty, beautiful leaves, and fall color. Its unique and harmonious form is a must-have for any lover or gardener. It is generally safe for humans and most animals to interact with. It can be grown outdoors to add color to your yard or kept indoors as an ornamental piece. Let's take a closer look at the physical attributes of this deciduous shrub and the benefits of owning it. What Does Staghorn Sumac Look Like This item will grow to about 16 feet tall and about 20 feet in diameter. It has yellowish flowers, a series of green leaves during spring and summer, and various colors during the fall. The primary leaves are about 10 inches long, while the flowers are two to four inches wide. Many people say that the leaves feel like the velvet of a deer's antlers, which is partially how the tree got its name. Staghorn Sumac Reproduces in Multiple Ways This plant can reproduce through seeds spread by wind or animals such as squirrels or rabbits. However, they can also create clones of themselves in which younger shoots will sprout near more mature ones. This means that you can quickly get more of these plants on your property within a matter of months. It Produces Food for Wildlife Several birds and other creatures that stick around for the winter will eat the fruit they provide. The fruit will typically remain on the tree from the late spring months until they are consumed or fall off before the start of the following spring. Therefore, you will always have something to look at, no matter what the calendar says. You can put Staghorn Sumac in your front yard to break up what might otherwise be a monotonous space. They can also be used as part of a garden or indoors to add a touch of color to your home office or other sufficiently large spaces where a plant can add charm and character. Where do they grow best They prefer bright, indirect light and need high humidity to grow. They prefer tropical and subtropical climates and commonly develop on tree bole or another strong substrate. Do they like lots of water The staghorn sumacs are moderately tolerant of moisture but should be watered at least once per week, but not excessively watered. If they are grown at home, they are best when misted frequently and occasionally watered when the mounting material turns slightly dry. How Do You Fertilize them Fertilize them once a month during the growing season using a diluted, balanced liquid fertilizer. You could also put a little compost or banana peel in their basal fronds to naturally feed the plant.