Native to the U.S. the Staghorn Sumac (Rhus typhina) adds a beautiful addition to a garden or woodland setting. These are a part of the native habitat at the Caldwell Lily Pond. Red is the color of the seedheads as well as the leaves in autumn. Copyright 2025 Pamela BreitbergHere the Staghorn Sumac leaves have begun to turn a brilliant red, mimicking the seedhead color. Staghorn Sumac is not poisonous, as one of its relatives. Read about “Sumac-aid”, like a pink lemonade, here. Copyright 2025 Pamela BreitbergEven in the dappled sunlight, the “Stag horn” shines. Copyright 2025 Pamela BreitbergRed leaves mean autumn has arrived. Copyright 2025 Pamela BreitbergSunlit, these Staghorn Sumac leaves appear translucent. Copyright 2025 Pamela Breitberg
