Pacific Northwest Medicinal Plants Seven Oaks dry prairies and dry rocky

dry prairies and dry rocky areas

It prefers places with rich soil at elevations from sea level to 7513 ft

light green leaves

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

The fruit is small and red to black

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