Showing posts with label winged sumac. Show all posts
Showing posts with label winged sumac. Show all posts
Friday, October 4, 2013
October Color
October doesn't get much prettier than this winged sumac.
[It's prettier when you blow it up. Click to biggify.]
Labels:
color,
october,
winged sumac
Saturday, August 10, 2013
Winged Sumac
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 blooms much earlier than the Winged Sumac.
This Winged Sumac - Rhus copallina [also called Shining Sumac] is blooming just now - a bit late. The Smooth Sumac bloomed in June.
Here's a good shot of the leaves of the Winged Sumac - notice the 'wings' that grow along the twigs between pairs of leaves. Smooth Sumac leaves don't have that.
We are at the northern edge of its range - looks like it has a Zone 5B winter tolerance.
This Winged Sumac - Rhus copallina [also called Shining Sumac] is blooming just now - a bit late. The Smooth Sumac bloomed in June.
Here's a good shot of the leaves of the Winged Sumac - notice the 'wings' that grow along the twigs between pairs of leaves. Smooth Sumac leaves don't have that.
We are at the northern edge of its range - looks like it has a Zone 5B winter tolerance.
Labels:
shining sumac,
smooth sumac,
sumac,
winged sumac
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