Pacific Northwest Medicinal Plants Seven Oaks dry prairies and dry rocky

dry prairies and dry rocky areas

The fruit is small and red to black

Leaves are shiny green with a slightly sticky underside and edges with fine long pointed teeth

Rhus glabra is a vigorous grower and should only be planted where it is desired to spread

Sun needs: Full sun to shade

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