Rhus typhina 'Bailtiger' ~ First Editions® Tiger Eyes Staghorn Sumac long-bloom-season The double flowers may attract

The double flowers may attract less butterflies and bees

Tiny silvery-pink bell-like flowers bloom on dark spires in late spring and reblooms all through summer attracting butterflies

Hydrangeas

and if the female flowers are pollinated will give way to orange-yellow fruits in summer

Water Regularly

Rhus typhina 'Bailtiger' ~ First Editions® Tiger Eyes Staghorn Sumac long-bloom-season The double flowers may attractTiger Eyes Staghorn Sumac is a dwarf open spreading deciduous shrub and is noted for its brown hairs on young branches. Large golden pinnate foliage with glaucous undersides emerge chartreuse turns and can earn striking orange or scarlet tones in fall. Insignificant yellow summer flowers. Best performance with dry to medium well drained acidic soils. Rhus typhina is a host plant for the Luna Moth and Spring Azure Butterfly. Type: Shrub Origins: