Re: cutleaf staghorn sumac

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• Subject: Re: cutleaf staghorn sumac
• From: Meredith meredith@native-gardens.com>
• Date: Mon, 20 Nov 2000 12:17:01 -0500
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According to Michael Dirr's Manual of Landscape Plants, R. 'dissecta',
(a cutleaf form of R. typhina), was " discovered in the late 1800's by a
Massachusetts nurseryman".
That's all I know...

Meredith Clebsch
Native Gardens
Greenback, TN

Nowakowski, Keith wrote:
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>  I wonder if anyone knows where the cutleaf form of staghorn sumac
> originated?
> 
> Keith Gerard Nowakowski
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