Can someone help me identify this bush???
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I cant tell from the pic but download the "Picture this" app, it will tell you what any kind of plant is.
Coach Hines, it looks like it belongs to your mom.
Tough to tell on my phone. Any berries? Guessing Viburnum sp.
Viburnum trilobum / American Cranberry
Viburnum trilobum, aka the Cranberry Bush Viburnum, is native to wet environments from British Columbia south through New York. A large deciduous shrub that can reach heights of up to 12 feet, Viburnum trilobum produces white lacecap flowers which then develop into edible berries that are...
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A little penicillin will clear that up.
Never been so disappointed to open a thread in all my life
This is what my google lens said tooTough to tell on my phone. Any berries? Guessing Viburnum sp.
Viburnum trilobum / American Cranberry
Viburnum trilobum, aka the Cranberry Bush Viburnum, is native to wet environments from British Columbia south through New York. A large deciduous shrub that can reach heights of up to 12 feet, Viburnum trilobum produces white lacecap flowers which then develop into edible berries that are...www.onenaturenursery.com
The viburnum answers are correct. One of the compact variants of Viburnum trilobum.
I use Google Lens to identify almost everything . Works great for plants. Take picture and open in Google Lens.
No berries on it. The leaves looked like they were off a maple tree.Tough to tell on my phone. Any berries? Guessing Viburnum sp.
Viburnum trilobum / American Cranberry
Viburnum trilobum, aka the Cranberry Bush Viburnum, is native to wet environments from British Columbia south through New York. A large deciduous shrub that can reach heights of up to 12 feet, Viburnum trilobum produces white lacecap flowers which then develop into edible berries that are...www.onenaturenursery.com
