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Sharon A. Yiesla
Sharon A. Yiesla
Dense, upright clusters of yellow green flowers in early to mid-summer; upright clusters of red, hairy fruit (on female plants only) in late summer, persisting into winter; autumn color is yellow, orange and red.
Full sun; moist, well-drained soil is best, but tolerates dryness; prefers acid soils, but tolerates slightly alkaline soils.
Male and female flowers on separate plants. Fruit will be produced only if a male plant is available to pollinate the females.
(with potential to grow even larger)
(with potential to grow even wider)
Broad spreading due to suckering.
United States (and Illinois)