© Robin Edmundson, 'Tulip Poplars and Sumac', watercolor, 18 x 24 inches. Framed to 24 x 32 inches.  $750. Some pieces take lo...

Our sumac this year has been gorgeous.   The drupes are velvety red and can be cut and brought inside for beautiful arrangements.   They l...

These are elaeagnus berries, also called autumn olive.  You won't see them in the grocery store, but you will find loads and loads of ...

We have a bunch of sumac on this place.  We love to soak the berries for a delicious drink . This year we noticed that the Smooth Sumac b...

The structures of these smooth sumac trees remind me of dancing Thai ladies.   You know the ones - they have those pointed gold hats and t...

We have good land for sumac.  [Great wiki article on all the varieties of sumac here.]   Most of the sumac we have is rhus glabra - smoot...

Winged sumac bob Sumac shrubs [Rhus sp.] are invasive around here [southern Indiana].    They grow from the root rhizomes - like iris do...