shumac

the autumn leaves of the shumac turn a brilliant scarlet.

smooth shumac is often planted for its ornamental value.

the tiny red fruits of the shumac grow in dense clusters.

african shumac is considered a highly invasive species in many regions.

some gardeners dislike shumac because it spreads aggressively underground.

the flowers of the shumac tree attract various pollinators.

shumac thickets provide excellent shelter for small birds and wildlife.

the compound leaves of the shumac resemble those of a fern.

staghorn shumac has distinctly velvety branches resembling antlers.

we identified the shrub as a fragrant shumac.

the shumac berries persist on the branches throughout the winter.

poison shumac grows exclusively in very wet, swampy soils.