Rhus Typhina Collection

Staghorn Sumac -Rhus typhina-, autumnal foliage, Germany

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North America, USA, Pennsylvania. Autumn neon colors of Staghorn Sumac (Rhus typhina) leaves in the rain

Autumnally coloured sumac leaves, Bromont, Eastern Townships, Quebec Province, Canada

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Stag's Horn / Staghorn Sumach - in autumn colour Lower Saxony, Germany (Rhus typhina) Date:

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Stag's Horn / Staghorn Sumach - in autumn colour Lower Saxony, Germany (Rhus typhina) Date:

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Sumac (Rhus typhina) in autumn

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Fruiting head and autumn leaves of the female Stags Horn Sumac tree (Rhus typhina)

Staghorn sumac (Rhus Dissecta )
Staghorn sumac tree (Rhus typhina Dissecta )

Autumn garden. The plants on display include flowering Snapdragons (Antirrhinums, lower centre), an orange-leafed Japanese Maple (Acer palmatum Dissectum Viridis)

Clematis orientalis Bill Mackenzie
Chinese clematis flower (Clematis orientalis Bill Mackenzie, yellow) amongst stags horn sumach foliage (Rhus typhina, red). Photographed in October

Berberis thunbergii Helmond Pillar
Barberry foliage (Berberis thunbergii Helmond Pillar, maroon) and stags horn sumach foliage (Rhus typhina, red). Photographed in October

Staghorn sumach (Rhus typhina)
Staghorn sumach seed heads (Rhus typhina) covered with snow. Photographed in January

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"Experience the vibrant beauty of Rhus typhina, also known as Staghorn Sumac. This botanical marvel showcases its autumnal foliage in Germany, Pennsylvania (USA), and Quebec Province (Canada). With its neon colors and red leaves, this herbaceous plant stands out against the green backdrop of nature. Cut out from any human presence, it thrives outdoors, adding a touch of flora to the landscape. The fruit adds another dimension to its allure, resembling stags' horns with their unique shape. Whether you encounter it in North America or Europe, this captivating sumac species never fails to mesmerize with its fiery hues and striking appearance. "