Staghorn Sumac 

Staghorn Sumac 2-3' is an impressive, tough tree with tons of color and drama in a yard. This tree has weird hairy stems and beautiful fall leaves, and it is great if you want to be the talk of your garden. Because it’s so low-maintenance and versatile, the tree will grow in all soils and gardens, so it’s perfect for your yard.

What Is Different About the Staghorn Sumac :

Unique Leaf: An easily recognizable tree with huge compound leaves that morph from green to red and orange in the fall for a year-round show.
Evergreen & Robust: It is well known as Robust and can be grown in every soil, including dry and desert areas.
Easy to Maintain: Once established, it doesn’t need much care. It’s durable, insect—and disease-resistant, so this tree is ideal for any homeowner looking for a simple tree.
Fast-Growing: This tree is very fast-growing, so you will have a landscape effect and a green yard within no time.
Suitable for Animals: This tree beckons wildlife, such as birds, to its red berries, a winter favorite.

Why the Staghorn Sumac is a good buy:

Amazing Fall Colors: The tree has incredible fall color, changing leaves from emerald green to red, orange, and yellow.
Light and Tolerant: Clay, sandy, or loamy – your garden will be covered by this tree, which does well in both and likes to be brought in from damp areas.
Short Growth and Very Low Invasive: Once established, this tree is prolific and very low in invasiveness, so it is perfect for any homeowner who needs a high-impact, low-maintenance tree.
Conservation Grass: It provides a wildlife corridor for birds that forage on its berries in fall and winter. Even has pollinators – bees.

Planting and Care Tips:

Sunlight: The tree loves all or most sunlight. Plant it where you will have 6+ hours of sunlight daily to get the best outcome.

Terrain: The tree is an alkaline, slightly acidic, or neutral soil savourer. It will do best in well-drained soils, but it is very well tolerated in extremely bad, arid soils.

Recommend Water: Once established, the tree is drought tolerant; however, the first few years must be kept damp for good root development and growth.
Pruning: Trim the tree late winter-early spring before it shoots. Cutting keeps it straight and takes out dead or infected wood.
Position: The tree will grow very big and tall, so keep it at least 10 feet away from structures, sidewalks, and other trees until it grows into an adult tree.

What Can You Expect From The Staghorn Sumac 2-3' Outside Your Door?

This Staghorn Sumac 2-3' is an excellent product for adding color, texture, and wildlife interest to your landscape. It has a strong fall color and vigorous growth and will grow well in all kinds of climates. Love it if you are looking for a simple, strong, easy-to-look-after tree that will stamp your landscape and bring wildlife to your backyard.