Rhus trilobata (Skunk Sumac) Size:1 gal SE In late spring leafless flowering

In late spring leafless flowering stems emerge before the leaves

multiple dark brown stems and leathery dark green leaves that have a spicy aromatic fragrance

this plant grows rapidly as a medium sized upright shrub

Clustered wild rose is said to be good for sheep to browse on

Rhus trilobata (Skunk Sumac) Size:1 gal SE In late spring leafless floweringPlant Description: A deciduous low growing shrub with many branches, from upright to arching, sprouting from rhizomes and root crowns. Leaves are compound into three lobed leaflets. They are fragrant, especially with contact, and turn bright yellow, orange, and red in the fall. The branches and leaves of this plant are covered in small soft hairs. Rhus trilobata is polygamodiocious, meaning it has female and male flowers on separate plants, as well as