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Often used in the same context:
marsh marigold,
yaupon,
goldenrods,
red osier dogwood,
deciduous holly,
eupatorium,
snowberry,
tickseed,
honeysuckles,
swamp milkweed,
mahonia,
trout lily,
hickories,
bearberry,
toyon,
buttonbush,
amelanchier,
spicebush,
baptisia,
monarda,
skunk cabbage,
hackberries,
berberis,
saxifrage,
spiderwort,
asparagus fern,
wood sorrel,
silky dogwood,
sourwood,
asclepias,
cow parsnip,
cotoneaster,
drupes,
smartweed,
creeping thyme,
bayberry,
meadow rue,
prunus,
salmonberry,
serviceberries,
staghorn sumac,
cinquefoil,
scilla,
vinca minor,
teasel,
limber pine,
lehua,
balsamroot,
poison sumac,
scabious,
ferny,
shadbush,
leatherleaf,
euonymous,
pieris,
sword fern,
bottlebrush,
plumbago,
hazels,
evergreen huckleberry,
bunchberry,
mullein,
henbit,
maidenhair,
clethra,
trailing arbutus,
pokeweed,
brittlebush,
trilliums,
sweet clover,
spireas,
sweet alyssum,
oxalis,
flowering quince,
grape hyacinth,
bridal wreath,
nepeta,
coral honeysuckle,
cowslips,
winterberry,
pulmonaria,
andromeda,
ixora,
candytuft,
aucuba,
inkberry,
monkshood,
ostrich fern,
creeping buttercup,
chinkapin,
cypress vine,
siberian elm,
pipevine,
bougainvillaea,
mountain laurel,
ironweed,
bellflower,
creeping charlie,
fritillaria,
oenothera,
ceanothus,
bunchgrass,
azaleas,
blackberries,
clovers,
reptiles,
snakes,
spruces,
sumac,
annuals,
ants,
birds,
blackbirds,
butterflies,
conifers,
coppers,
cultivars,
firs,
frogs,
grasshoppers,
hawthorns,
herbs
Appears in the definition of:
genus rhus,
rhus
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— Adjectives for sumacs:
other,
few,
poisonous,
nonpoisonous,
most,
north,
flaming,
native,
staghorn,
harmless,
common,
more...
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