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Large white flowers
Notes: In the wild this produces cascading fronds colonizing damp mountain forests
Notes: A fun contrast to the giant Gunnera tinctoria
Pot Size: Large Bad Pot
Notes: An easy species that is underutilized in gardens
Rhus trichocarpa (Brilliant Sumac) Zone 4 Large white flowersFamily: Anacardiaceae Zone: 6 9 Natural Range: E. Ashia; China, Japan, Korea Soil: Moist, humus rich Light: part shade, sun Height: 15 30 feet tall Attributes: Deciduous. Pubescent branches, dioecious flowers June, then turning brilliant scarlet in fall. Non suckering tree like multi branching. Notes: In the wild Rhus trichocarpa grows in dense forests and thickets the mountains of Japan between 900 1200 m. Pot Size: 1 Gallon Pot