Staghorn Sumac Bonsai
NameStaghorn Sumac Bonsai
Species NameRhus typhina
Common NameStaghorn Sumac
Bonsai Styleinformal-upright
Estimated Age (years)15
Container TypeUnknown
Geographic Originnorth-america
Cultivation Difficultyintermediate
Trunk FeaturesNot visible in image, species typically has fuzzy branches
Foliage TypeDeciduous, compound, serrated
Height (cm)60
Nebari (Root Flare) QualityUnknown
Is Floweringtrue
Notable FeaturesLarge, pinnately compound leaves; fuzzy, velvety branches resembling deer antlers; upright, conical flower clusters.
Description
This image displays the vibrant foliage and yellowish-green flower clusters of a Staghorn Sumac (*Rhus typhina*). While the specimen shown is a wild plant and not a cultivated bonsai, the species is known for its distinctive large compound leaves and fuzzy branches. If trained as a bonsai, it would present unique challenges and opportunities.
