In the fall, blackhaw viburnum will produce blue-black berries. (Photo courtesy of Douglas Goldman/iNaturalist CC BY-NC, cropped)
Southern red oak leaves are dark green on top and pale green below. They are deeply lobed and bristled. (Photo courtesy of Mark Connolly/iNaturalist CC BY-NC, cropped and toned)
Swamp chestnut oak leaves are shiny dark green on top and grayish-green and fuzzy on the bottom. They turn red in the fall. (Photo courtesy of forestseasons/iNaturalist CC BY-NC, cropped and toned)
The southern magnolia tree has dense dark green foliage. It has a straight trunk, a conical crown and glossy green leaves. (Photo courtesy of pisum/iNaturalist CC BY-NC, cropped)
Witchhazel's produces clusters of small yellow flowers every fall. (Photo courtesy of Susan Thomas/iNaturalist CC BY-NC)
Blackhaw viburnum produces clusters of small white flowers every spring. (Photo courtesy of chlorophyll-a/iNaturalist CC BY-NC, cropped and toned)
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