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Common name: Winged Sumac;Shining Sumac
Scientific name: Rhus copallina
Category: Native Shrub, Common
Sample mature size: 7 m tall, 2 m wide; 23 ft tall, 7 ft wide
Sunlight: Full-sun, Partial-sun
Water: Medium-dry, Dry
Soil: Sand
Blooms: Green in June
Natural habitats: Open-upland
Wildlife benefits: Songbirds π¦, Beneficial insects π, Rodents πΏοΈ, Deer/moose π¦, Bees/wasps π, Butterflies/skippers π¦
Points of interest: - Grows best in poor soils or sandy/rocky combination - Valuable species for a variety of wildlife; Insects( bees, wasps and flies ) and butterflies feed on the flowers. Foliage is consumed by caterpillars. Game birds and song birds eat the fruit in the fall, and in winter deer, rabbits feed on the foliage and bark