Rhus typhina 'Tiger Eyes'( Stag Horn Sumac) -10L pot Sand;Clay;Chalk;Loam where its unusual bark can

where its unusual bark can be seen

evergreen foliage of boxwood (Buxus) shrubs

Keep in mind that English yew is a slow-growing plant

5m) Cooking/Dessert Pollination group 3 Katy' MM106 (Large 2

Hardy and relatively compact compared to many magnolias

Rhus typhina 'Tiger Eyes'( Stag Horn Sumac) -10L pot Sand;Clay;Chalk;Loam where its unusual bark canRhus typhina 'Tiger Eyes,' commonly known as Tiger Eyes staghorn sumac, is a striking deciduous shrub or small tree known for its dramatic, fern like foliage. The finely cut leaves emerge chartreuse in spring, brightening to a vivid golden yellow in summer, and develop brilliant shades of orange, red, and scarlet in the autumn, offering a spectacular display throughout the seasons. This cultivar of the native staghorn sumac grows to about 6 feet tall