Fragrant Sumac Shrub

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Last updated 25 mai 2024
Fragrant Sumac Shrub
Fragrant Sumac is a taller more upright form of Gro-Low Sumac. Fall color is a mix of red, orange and purple. Foliage is aromatic when bruised. It grows well in poor soils. Excellent for planting on slopes and banks. A xeriscape plant and native!
Fragrant Sumac is a taller, more upright form of Gro-Low Sumac. The fall color is a mix of red, orange, and purple. Its foliage is aromatic when bruised or crushed. The leaves, once dried, can be used to make potpourri. It grows well in poor soils and spreads to fill in your garden's gaps. It is excellent for planting on slopes and banks, will tolerate partial shade, and is a native xeriscape plant. Plant the Fragrant Sumac shrub to attract birds, butterflies, and wildlife!
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