Fast, Moderate
15 to 25
15 to 25
Staghorm sumac is the largest of all sumacs with heights exceeding 20′. Site preference is similar to other sumacs with high adaptability to moist soils except poorly drained ones. Staghorn sumac is aggressive and colony forming. Smooth sumac is a similar species with naked stems relative to the hairy ones of staghorn. This large shrub is well suited for slopes and natural areas.
Staghorm sumac is the largest of all sumacs with heights exceeding 20′. Site preference is similar to other sumacs with high adaptability to moist soils except poorly drained ones. Staghorn sumac is aggressive and colony forming. Smooth sumac is a similar species with naked stems relative to the hairy ones of staghorn. This large shrub is well suited for slopes and natural areas.
| Dimensions | 6047483221 × 60474843220 cm |
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| Urban Forrester | Adaptable to new construction / exposed sites, Salt tolerant / street plantings, Tolerates compaction, heavy clay, Tolerates hot dry conditions |
