Vaigela florida
Viburnum opulus, commonly known as Guelder rose, is a deciduous shrub that typically reaches a height of 2 to 4 meters. It features three-lobed, maple-like leaves that turn vibrant shades of red in the fall .
Flowers: In late spring to early summer, the plant produces large, showy, flat-topped clusters of white flowers with a center of small, fertile, and outer sterile flowers. The fertile flowers are followed by bright red, translucent berries in the fall, adding ornamental value .
Habitat: Native to Europe, North Africa, and Northern Asia, Guelder rose is adaptable to various soil types and can thrive in both sun and partial shade conditions .
Uses: Apart from its aesthetic appeal, some cultural uses of Guelder rose include its berries being used in jams and jellies, and the plant has historical medicinal uses as well.