Rhus glabra Laciniata climbing roses and is narrow enough for

and is narrow enough for a specimen in a courtyard garden

and makes good material for vases

Tolerates coastal exposure and will grow in any reasonable free draining ground

It’s grown mainly for its stunning blossom

Well drained soil vital

Rhus glabra Laciniata climbing roses and is narrow enough forCut leaved Smooth Sumach Native to North America, Rhus glabra Laciniata is a large, spreading, suckering, deciduous shrub grown for its berries and brilliant autumn colour. The deep green leaves are 20 50cm and deeply divided and fern like; they turn fiery orange and red before leaf fall. From mid to late summer, the shrub carries white flowers in 8 20cm conical panicles. These are followed by masses of red berries, which are very attractive to birds.