Rhus glabraThis common roadside companion is known for its early-to-develop bright red fall color and ability to survive in poor sites.
|Habit:||A leggy suckering shrub that continues to broaden over time forming extremely large thickets|
|Size:||8-15' high when cultivated but much shorter along poor roadside sites|
|Texture:||Medium in summer becoming coarse in winter|
|Hardiness:||Zone 3a USDA|
|Habitat:||A common US and Canadian native, it occurs most frequently from Maine - Florida - Texas - Manitoba, plus scattered locations from Arizona - British Columbia|