Sumac,Staghorn (Rhus typhina)~Beyond organic~1 Bare root tree~12-24" each - $9 - (Topton, NC)

~Sumac,Staghorn (Rhus typhina)~~Also called Indian Lemonade~~1 Bare root tree 12-24" from root to crown~~Family: Anacardiaceae~~15-25ft~~Native to Eastern North America~It is primarily found in southeastern Canada, the northeastern and midwestern United States and the Appalachian Mountains, but is widely cultivated as an ornamental throughout the temperate world~~This is a suckering shrub that will form thickets in the wild via self-seeding and root suckering~~Not related to poisonous sumac~~Sumac aids in erosion control and therefore a great addition to the permaculture garden. It will attractsong birds. The berries can be used as a dye as well as a refreshing beverage. The berries are packed with vitamin C and can be a great substitute for lemons. Native Americans used the berries in this way and alsodried them out for the winter to add as a spice for their dishes. Another variety of Sumac is also used as a popular spice in the Middle East~ ~THIS IS A DORMANT BARE ROOT TREE/SHRUB PRUNED WITH NO LEAVESOUR TREES STAY IN THE DIRT PRIOR TO NEW ORDERS AND ARE NEVER LEFT TO DRY OUTTHE BEST TIME TO PLANT IS FALL-WINTER-EARLY SPRINGTO AVOID STRESS AND ALLOW THE TREES TO ACCLIMATE GENTLY TO THEIR NEW ENVIRONMENT~ ~We will combine shipping if all your items can fit into one box~If ordering a selection of different products from our shop, you may go to your cart and choose 'REQUEST TOTAL FROM SELLER' and I will send you an invoice with the correct total combining shipping costs~ ~PLEASE CONTACT US SHOULD YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, WE ARE HAPPY TO HELP! WE ARE A REGISTERED CERTIFIED NURSERY WITH THE NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE #051-8482.

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