A Rescuer's Guide to Georgia Native Plants
Finding What You are Looking For
The pictures are changed each month to help with field identification during the current month.
Smooth Sumac - Rhus glabra
![[ Rhus glabra Photo ]](images/rhus_glabra_09-30-07.jpg)
September Plant Photos (Page 1)
Index of September Photos w/Latin name pronunciations (no thumbnails)
Other Native Photos:
Photos from our trip to the 2009 Southeastern Wildflower Pilgrimage
Photos from our trip to the 2008 Southeastern Wildflower Pilgrimage
Photos from our trip to the 2007 Southeastern Wildflower Pilgrimage
Photos from our trip to the 2006 Southeastern Wildflower Pilgrimage
Where To Go From Here:
Georgia Native Plant Society
West Georgia Chapter of GNPS
Native Plants for Georgia Part I: Trees, Shrubs and Vines
Native Plants for Georgia Part II: Ferns
Ladybird Johnson Wildflower Center
Invasive Species Information
Other Stuff:
Kitty Stuff
Waterfalls We've Visited
Photos of my "Neighbors"
Rescuing native plants entails obtaining the permission of the property owner to dig plants prior to the property being developed. I do not advocate the removal of native plants from their natural habitat under other circumstances. Please visit the Georgia Native Plant Society link if you would like more information about plant rescue.
All photographs on this site are Copyright by Michael Strickland. Please contact me if you wish to use any of them or have comments/questions about the site.
Last Updated on 09-01-2010
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