Collection: Staghorn Sumac (Rhus typhina)

Staghorn Sumac is native to eastern North America, from southern Canada through the Great Lakes and Appalachians. It flourishes on sunny slopes, open woodlands, and roadsides, its velvety, antler-like branches and feathery leaves turning crimson in autumn. Fuzzy red fruit clusters persist into winter, feeding birds and brightening the snowy landscape.