Staghorn sumac or vinegar tree 2020
#AlexanderKrivolap #UKRAINE Staghorn sumac, or vinegar tree, is an exotic plant native to America and Canada.
Staghorn sumac is named for its beautiful crown, resembling deer antlers.
It's called vinegar tree - It turns out that in ancient times, vinegar was made from its fruits, and the flowers and shoots were added to tobacco as a flavoring.
Staghorn sumac, or vinegar tree, grows up to 5-10 meters tall and has beautiful decorative leaves that turn reddish in autumn. The plant or tree thrives in our climate zone of the Kharkiv region.
The tree has some problems: it is a root sucker, and staghorn sumac, or vinegar tree, spreads through root suckers, especially in rainy weather. STAG SUMACH or VINEGAR TREE is always beautiful: in spring, summer, autumn and winter.