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Shrub · Zones 3–9
Rhus aromatica
Fragrant Sumac 'Gro-Low'
$87.99
The short version
A shrub for full sun or part sun.
Native variety. Bees can get in.
Zones 3–9Full sun · Part sunLow waterNot pet-safe
Stock
In stockTracking the day it leavesPromise
Arrives aliveOr we replace it. HowSpacing and size
4–5 ft apart for full coverage.
Restocks and new drops, in the Shop app.
The story
Low, wide, and blazing in fall.
Glossy, three-part leaves that smell lightly citrusy when crushed, on a low shrub that spreads wide. Tiny yellow catkins in early spring, then orange, red and purple color in fall.
Light
Full sun for the best fall color; part shade works.
Water
Water to establish; drought tolerant after that.
Planting
Plant in spring or fall in about any well-drained soil, including clay and rocky spots.
A native groundcover shrub for hard sites, with outstanding fall color.
The facts
Size18–24 in. tall, 6–7 ft wideShowEarly spring; fall colorLightFull sun, Part sunZones3–9WaterLow, let it dryGood forNative variety, Deer-resistant, DroughtPetsNot pet-safe; keep out of reach
Who it feeds
Bred from a native. USDA records the parent species growing wild in your state, inside its native range. USDA PLANTS
- Caterpillars About 48 kinds of native butterflies and moths raise their caterpillars on Rhus, going by the median county in a nationwide study. Caterpillars are what songbirds feed their chicks. Source
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