Poison Oak - Rhus diversiloba

The Poison Oak (Rhus diversiloba) is a deciduous vine or shrub native to the Pacific Coast but found throughout the United States. The species is extremely vigorous with a great fall color display. The leaves and sap are poisonous to the touch. This plant is also an invasive species beyond its native habitat. This native species in profile is not in production due to the toxicity.

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