Sumac
All sumac varieties bloom, although the smaller ones bear insignificant flowers. Larger varieties make up for the small bloom size by displaying big white clusters of petals loved by pollinators. After the flowers fade, they form clusters of brightly colored fuzzy red fruit called drupes. But the real show doesn’t begin until fall when sumac’s foliage displays cover hillsides in glowing tones of orange, red, burgundy, and gold. Sumac Care Must-Knows Gardeners often choose sumac because it tolerates a wide range of soil types—as long as it’s not poorly drained....