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If you’ve ever driven through the Texas Hill Country in fall, you’ve likely noticed the brilliant reds and oranges of sumac trees. With their striking fall foliage and knack for thriving where little else will grow, true sumacs of the genus Rhus bring both color and character to the landscape. Me...
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