Skunkbush Sumac

Conservation Trees

Tree Details

Skunkbush Sumac

Skunkbush sumac is native to Nebraska. It can tolerate alkaline and extreme drought conditions. The clusters of berry-like fruit are covered with a soft, dense hair and turn a deep red in late summer, and the shrub has a good fall color. Skunkbush sumac is a good wildlife species, providing food for birds throughout the winter. It can be used on the inside or outside rows of windbreaks. Good fall color.

Shrubs

Height at 20
4-6
Height at Maturity
4-6
Spacing Within Rows
0-10
Spacing Between Rows
12-16