Native Species Planting Guide for New York City

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Rhus copallina Winged Sumac


Native To: New York City Wetland Indicator: UPL Soil: pH 6.0-7.0


Form/Color Deciduous, fast grower to 25', fall foliage Stormwater Insufficient information to determine
red, flowers greenish in July-September, Tolerance: tolerance.
red fruit clusters in August-October


through winter. Urban Intolerant of soil compaction.
Tolerance:


Habitat: Open, sandy, sterile soil, fill, back dune


shrublands.
Ecosystem Wildlife value high, fruit eaten by birds.
Services:


Hydrology: Tolerant of drought, intolerant of flooding.


Ornamental Fall foliage bright red, flowers greenish,
Value: showy pink fruit clusters, winged leaves. Compatibility: Tolerates weedy vegetation. Can


form colonies.


Salt Tolerant of salt.
Tolerance: Other: Common in New York City. Sexes on


separate plants.
Shade Intolerant of shade.
Tolerance:


Rhus glabra Smooth Sumac


Native To: New York City Wetland Indicator: UPL Soil: pH 6.0-7.0


Form/Color Deciduous, grows to 15', red-orange fall Stormwater Insufficient information to determine


foliage, flowers greenish in June-July, red Tolerance: tolerance.
fruit clusters in July-October.


Urban Intolerant of soil compaction.


Tolerance:


Habitat: Open areas, rich soils, fill, soils.


Ecosystem Fruit eaten by some birds.


Services:


Hydrology: Tolerant of drought, intolerant of flooding.


Ornamental Fall foliage orange-red, flowers greenish,
Value: red fruit clusters. Compatibility: Tolerates weedy vegetation. Can


form colonies.


Salt Tolerant of salt.
Tolerance: Other: Sexes on separate plants.


Shade Intolerant of shade.
Tolerance:

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