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Tale of Two Rhus

Suckers of Rhus chinensis and Rhus glabra are growing close to each other. Smooth Sumac on the left and Chinese Sumac on the right.

Posted byLance KlecknerAugust 25, 2014December 28, 2022Posted inShrub, TreesTags: chinensis, chinese, glabra, rhus, smooth, suckersLeave a comment on Tale of Two Rhus

Chinese Sumac Suckering

The Chinese Sumac(Rhus chinensis) has started suckering after the hard winter killed back the main stem to the ground.

Posted byLance KlecknerJuly 22, 2014December 28, 2022Posted inShrub, TreesTags: chinese sumac, rhus chinensis, suckering, suckersLeave a comment on Chinese Sumac Suckering

Chinese White Poplar

The Chinese White Poplar(Populus tomentosa) is closely related to the common White Poplar(Populus alba). I wouldn’t be surprised if it suckers someday.

Posted byLance KlecknerJuly 4, 2014December 28, 2022Posted inTreesTags: alba, chinese white poplar, populus tomentosa, suckering, suckers, white poplarLeave a comment on Chinese White Poplar

Bristly Locust Flower

Bristly Locust(Robinia fertilis) has attractive pink flowers. These shrubs spread via suckers, but also have viable seed.

Posted byLance KlecknerMay 27, 2014December 28, 2022Posted inFlowers, ShrubTags: Bristly locust, Flowering, Robinia fertilis, Robinia flowers, suckering, suckers, viable seedLeave a comment on Bristly Locust Flower

Evans Cherry Suckering

Evans Cherry is good at suckering and I can dig the suckers up and create more Cherry bushes. The above photo shows the Lilac and Evans Cherry suckers intermingling.

Posted byLance KlecknerMay 24, 2014December 28, 2022Posted inFruit, ShrubTags: bali cherry, Evans cherry, lilac, suckering, suckersLeave a comment on Evans Cherry Suckering

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