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Staghorn Sumac

by J New York, USA

Staghorn Sumac

by JenniferLawrenceMunster, Indiana, USA

Smooth Sumac

by LatimeriaWest Virginia, USA

Staghorn Sumac

by DarinHawleyDeerwood, Minnesota, USA

Staghorn Sumac

by joa.jvmPennsylvania, USA

Lemonade Berry

L.A., California, USA

Staghorn sumac

by vanantwerpkDearborn, Michigan, USA

Prairie Sumac

by JackGrahamTexas, USA

Staghorn Sumac

by Joseph R. GodreauMichigan, USA

Smooth Sumac

by Daniel CoveyOklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA

Staghorn Sumac

by AarongunnarWisconsin, USA

Smooth sumac

by Austin JacobsMinnesota, USA

Located on the edge of a marsh.

Staghorn Sumac

by MonikaHCsömör, Közép-Magyarország, Hungary

Staghorn Sumac

by KCanada

Skunk bush

by morsewtColorado, USA

Skunkbush

by Travis MorseColorado, USA

Sumac

by EmilyUmbargerMichigan, USA

Sumac

Michigan, USA

Staghorn Sumac

Massachusetts, USA

Staghorn Sumac

by Brian10Ellwood City, Pennsylvania, USA

This plant grows mostly in the Northeast.

Staghorn Sumac

by susan.kirt3Michigan, USA

Fall Colors

Staghorn Sumac

by DavidPerezNew Jersey, USA

Lemonade Berry

California, USA

Red stems, called lemonade berry

Staghorn Sumac

by ANDREW YANGPlymouth, Minnesota, USA

By a goldenrod field

Staghorn Sumac

by robinashleyvanRay Township, Michigan, USA

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Lemonade Berry

by Amelia BedeliaTorrance, California, USA

Large shrub; the berries actually taste like lemonade!

sumac

by EricEllisonIllinois, USA

not much on it now except for a few red coney flowers

staghorn sumac

by AnnaWhipkeyWest Lafayette, Indiana, USA

staghorn sumac in winter showing red fruit and stout, hairy twigs

Staghorn Sumach

Staghorn Sumach

by jematul1Ludlow, Massachusetts, USA

Dry, medium light

Staghorn sumac

by kunzahNiagara Falls, Ontario, Ontario, Canada

Niagara Falls, ON.

Lemonade Berry

L.A., California, USA

Plant with waxy leaves. Berries grow. Berries taste like lemonade.

Lemonade Berry

L.A., California, USA

Red veins, waxy and smooth leaves.

Winged Sumac

by sarah in the woodsCharleston, South Carolina, USA

shrub

Winged Sumac

by sarah in the woodsTellico Plains, Tennessee, USA

Cherokee Nat'l Forest

Winged Sumac

by SargonROklahoma, USA

Winged Sumac wildflower spotted near Fort Sill, Oklahoma.

Staghorn Sumac

by yulia8473Belleville, Ontario, Canada

Shining, or Winged, Sumac

Shining, or Winged, Sumac

by hexforlifeRipley, Tennessee

Staghorn Sumac

by yulia8473Canada

Lynde Shores Conservation Area

Smooth Sumac

by AnthonyGreenLebanon, Kentucky, USA

Staghorn Sumac

by The MishkaQuébec, Canada

Poison Ivy

by LisaPowersNashville-Davidson, Tennessee, USA

Staghorn Sumac

by Greg ShchepanekCanada

wooded area of a bog wetland.

Staghorn Sumac

by Greg ShchepanekOttawa, Ontario, Canada

Next to a lake.

Aromatic sumac

by angelfoxpohDenton, Texas, USA

Sumac

by LakesideScottKansas, USA

Konza Prairie

Staghorn Sumac

by smutnee80Albany, New York, USA

Aromatic Sumac

by kalibugMissouri, USA

Looks like poison ivy

Staghorn Sumac

by t kAppleton, Wisconsin, USA

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