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new jersey tea

Hello.

Can anyone tell me whether new jersey tea is an aggressive shrub.  I would
like to plant several within 50-100 feet of a 2-acre remnant/restoration.
They will be close to existing brush, including sumac, that is not going to
be removed. So I assume they won't add to the problem of hedge rows
breaking up open areas.  I've read that the seed are stimulated by fire to
germinate.  Will I find patches rivaling sumac,  eurasion honeysuckle, or
prickly ash the first time I burn after the new jersey tea produce seed?

Thank you for any input.

John
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