Trees up to 50 feet with many one-sided racemens of white, bell-shaped flowers hanging from the ends of the branches. The long, slender leaves have a sour taste and turn scarlet in autumn. Sourwood is common in the southern Alleghenies from southern Pennsylvania south to northern Florida in hilly country and mountain slopes, blooming in June and July.
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