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9 years ago

Need help IDing these young trees. I assume the red and orange color is the fall color and they are green in summer.
Also if somebody has one of these I would appriciate if you give me a run down of what i need to know about them, how tall they get, if they are disease resistant, etc.

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Huggorm
9 years ago
Probably staghorn sumac, rhus typhina, but it is hard to tell without closeup
Smivies (Ontario - 5b)
9 years ago
Yes, it's Sumac....individual stems are ~15' tall, ~8' wide. It's a colonizing plant so sends up sprouts everywhere. It's really good for naturalized mass plantings because of that. Is it good in a small garden?...not so much.
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ken_adrian Adrian MI cold Z5
9 years ago
it is not small lot suburban friendly ...

ken

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