Rhus typhina
Conical shrub fruit, red in autumn. Green foliage in summer, turning shiny red, yellow or orange in autumn. Suitable for large spaces because of its invasiveness.
Description
| Latin Name |
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Rhus typhina |
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| Common Name |
Sumac amarante, vinaigrier |
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| English Name |
Staghorn Sumac |
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| Carriage | Bushy, making it flared like a palm tree with large leaves drooping. | |||||
| Foliage | Was green, shining in the autumn red, yellow or orange. | |||||
| Flowering | Conical panicles greenish. | |||||
| Fruit | Hairy drupes. | |||||
| Growth | Rapid, appropriate for large areas because of its invasiveness. Used in revegetation. Preference for well-drained soils. Suckering plant. | |||||
| Use | Isolated, screen, massive, vegetation, slope. | |||||
| Height | 6 meters |
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Largeur | |
4,5 meters | |
| Exposition |
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Zone | |
3a | ||
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