Sumac, Tiger Eye

Rhus typhina ‘Baitiger’

Categories: Fall color, Native to North America, Native to the Prairies, Shrubs, Unique bark, Unique foliage

Size (HxW): 4’ x 4-5’

Growth Habit: Upright, spreading

Planting Location: Cozy

Zone 3b

Dwarf variety of Staghorn Sumac
Finely-cut, lime-yellow tropical looking foliage turns orange-red in fall
Fuzzy bark on fresh growth
Minimal flowering & fruit
Excellent contrast or feature shrub in the yard
Spreads via root suckers
Requires 6+ hours of sun for blooming
Native to the prairies
Fast growth rate (12-18”/yr)

Plant Care:

● Will keep spreading to fill the planted area; use edging, raised beds or deep-till to contain ● Prune to shape in early spring or late fall ● Prefers a well drained planting location; does not tolerate soggy soil ● Tolerates clay & sandy soils