Poison Sumac Berries

This is a great plant for attracting wildlife. Use this plant with other natives like black-eyed susan or joe-pye weed for a beautiful, natural and very low-maintenance garden. Crush one between your fingers in July and you'll see what we mean.

It is especially useful in attracting birds and deer to naturalized yards. Its' foliage has a brilliant set of fall colors of yellow, orange and red. * Native Small Shrubby Tree * Brilliant Fall Colors * Attracts Deer and Birds

Related to a native North American shrub discovered in Texas, this graceful ground-hugging form fills in so thickly that mulch isn't necessary. Autumn Amber Sumac (Rhus trilobata ‘Autumn Amber') might be your answer.

This xeriscape sumac cultivar is a large, open, spreading shrub or small tree which typically grows 18 feet tall and 12-15' in width. It forms a wide spreading shape at maturity. Many liken the bare branches to deers' antlers, hence the name 'staghorn'.

The Rocky Mountain Sumac (Rhus glabra cismontana 'Rocky Mountain') thrives in some of the harshest environments that America has to offer. This is a tough plant. Being a xeric plant, it doesn't need you to water it once it's established.

The compound, pinnate leaves are a bright green (with several leaflets), and can grow up to two feet long. Eight-inch tall, pyramid-shaped clusters of drupes appear on the female plants.

It's a hardy, carefree shrub that provides three-season interest, and when a female, even offers red drupes during the winter months. Both colors contrast beautifully with the rosy-pink leaf stem, presenting a vision in your landscape that's hard to miss.

Full sun or partial shade is fine for most varieties, but flameleaf or prairie sumac has better flowers and fall color if grown in full sun. Most species have leaves that turn bright red in fall, but there are also yellow and orange sumac varieties for...

The slender trunks frequently grow in grotesque shapes and unusual forms, which tends to frustrate gardeners who prefer military precision, but those of us who embrace the unusual are quite pleased with their quirky forms.

The leaflets are often covered with fine hairs.Both eastern and western varieties produce insignificant white or pale green blossoms in the spring:and white or cream berry-like drupes in the summer.

Use the product strictly according to the directions on the label, and keep in mind that glyphosate is non-selective and will kill any plant it touches.Alternatively, you can cut the plants to a height of about 6 inches, then apply glyphosate to the cut...

It may grow as an upright herbaceous plant, which is how I most commonly see it in the wooded areas of the midwest. If possible, wash them outside, so you don't transfer the oils to your bathtub.

You can use them in anything from cereal to short cake for a quick burst of refreshingly flavorful sweetness. Strawberries are as sweet as they are versatile. Treat yourself to a tasty snack with a few strawberries!

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Super hardy, thrives in any soil! Red berries turning blue are highly ornamental. We send 6'' plants.

2-3' trees sent. Self-pollinating trees. Extra sweet, purple-black juicy fruit is great for pies and eating fresh. Plant 20' apart. One of the most productive, adaptable, fast growing and trouble free trees available.

Plant two to insure pollination. A handsome 5-6' landscape shrub with attractive white flower clusters in June. Big luscious clusters of glistening black fruit brings unique flavor to homemade pies, makes delicious wine.

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Juicy, sweet, and full of freshness, organic blueberries are among the only blue foods in the entire world! Eat them by the handful, bake them in a pie, or serve them on top of your sundae for easy enjoyment and supreme sweetness.

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Juicy, sweet, and full of freshness, Meijer Blueberries are among the only blue foods in the entire world! Eat them by the handful, bake them in a pie, or serve them on top of your sundae for easy enjoyment and supreme sweetness.

Season them in sugar, serve them on your favorite dessert, or enjoy them one at a time, but no matter how you like your strawberries, you've got your work cut out for you on this one – literally! Meijer Hulled Strawberries are all pre-cut and ready...

From sunny days to cool nights by the campfire, these tasty treats are so sweet that you might confuse them for desserts! Sweet and succulent with a hint of tartness, Organic Sweet Cherries are perfect for sublime snacking.

These tasty cherries are delicately flavored with extraordinary sugar levels, with a firm, golden flesh that adds an extra crunch with every bite. A very attractive, exceptionally large yellow cherry with a bright red blush, Rainier Cherries have a distinctive...

From snacking to serving on top of desserts, this fantastic fruit is beloved by many and adored by all. Tart, tangy, and sweeter than candy, raspberries are as colorful as they are fun to eat! Nothing tops sitting on the porch and enjoying a bowl of tasty...