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May 7, 2011
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Southeastern, New Hampshire
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This is a Viburnum with edible berries. The berries are red at first and then
turn black when ripened. I will go back and collect some in the late Summer or Fall.
These are typical Viburnum flowers with big white 5-petal sterile flowers surrounding
a cluster of little white flowers in the center. The leaves of Viburnum are of
varying shapes, but this is the only Viburnum in New Hampshire that has very
big leaves without deep teeth on the margin. A Couple of useful Viburnum
resources:
Is it a Viburnum? and
Which Viburnum Is It?.
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