Rhus glabra (Smooth Sumac) Mature 12-25ft The large leaves are pinnately

The large leaves are pinnately compound comprised of 7-29 elongated leaflets with sharply toothed margins and pointed tips

Landscape Use and Ecological Function: This native plant is widespread in the northern half of North America at sea level to mid elevations

so take precaution and only eat the fruit

5 in long that mature in one year between August and November

Ripening Time: early to mid summer

Rhus glabra (Smooth Sumac) Mature 12-25ft The large leaves are pinnatelyPlant Description: A multi stemmed deciduous shrub with a spreading open crown, forming thickets from root suckers. Gray brown mature bark is smooth and twigs are sometimes covered with light brown hairs. The large leaves are pinnately compound comprised of 7 29 elongated leaflets with sharply toothed margins and pointed tips. Uppersides are dark green, undersides pale covered with a whitish waxy coating. A branched, terminal inflorescence is a cone