Littleleaf Sumac Size:5 Gallon many historic southern roads have

many historic southern roads have been lined with live oaks

In spring (April-May)

it's important to note that the Eastern Red cedar should be planted at least 500 feet away from apple trees

Hardy in winter down to USDA Zone 6

it can handle foot traffic

Littleleaf Sumac Size:5 Gallon many historic southern roads haveRhus microphylla Common Names: Littleleaf Sumac, Desert Sumac, Correosa, Agritos Littleleaf Sumac is a deciduous shrub that can grow up to 15 feet tall (but is usually much shorter), adding beauty to any landscape. Its leaves are pinnate, with a distinctively leathery and shiny texture, and they feature tiny leaflets that catch the eye. Before the lush green leaves arrive, you can enjoy delightful clusters of white flowers that bloom both axillary and