Some type of sumac, I think
sandy (z5b nys)
4 years ago
A couple of these seedlings have popped up. I looked around and spotted what could be a parent. It’s about 10 or 12 feet tall and the leaves turn red in the fall. I can’t get close to it because of the underbrush, but I looked carefully for flowers or berries and didn’t see any. I thought it might be staghorn sumac, but didn’t see the distinctive berries/flowers. Please let me know if this looks familiar. Thanks!
Tried to get a close-up of the stem.
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