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red viburnum isolated on white background

Chinese white-berry or white-fruited rowan. Another pretty tree of the rowan family, this tree sports white (rather than orange) fruit. Ornamental, found in British gardens. Selective focus.

Red viburnum berries on branch in the fall garden. Bunch of red viburnum berries on a bush branch.

Close up of viburnum opulus or guelder rose berries

Red Viburnum Berries On The Branches Of A Shrub

Close-up of an Viburnum opulus branch showcasing ripe berries and green leaves isolated on a white background

A bunch of red viburnum with a leaf of autumn color on a white background.

Christmas berry, uncultivated close up. Holly berry.

red bunch of viburnum isolated on white background

Close-up of freshly ripen blue viburnum berries growing on plant stem in farm

Autumn background, blur, bokeh, copy space, space for text

Close up of the early blossom of a Korean Spice Viburnum (Viburnum carlesii) bush in a Cape Cod garden.

Fruits of Viburnum opulus in the autumn.

Cotoneaster conspicuus horizontalis, red berries

An abundance of red berries can be seen, which wild birds eat at this time of year.

Red berry, uncultivated close up. With copy space.

branch of ripe red viburnum, isolated on black background .

Daytime macro side-view close-up of a bunch of spindle fruit (Euonymus ) on a branch in autumn

branch with berries of Viburnum opulus, berries in fall, fall mood in the forest, fall leaves and berries, red berries on the branches, yellow and green leaves

Close-up image of a bunch of berries hanging from a viburnum tree in late summer

red Viburnum berries on the twig close-up

$Downy deciduous shrub or small tree, to 6m; twigs gray, buds naked. Leaves oval-lanceolate, finely toothed, woolly white beneath. Flowers creamy-white, 5-9mm, in dense clusters, 6-10cm across, all similar and fertile.\nBerry turning red, then finally black, oval. The fruit is mildly toxic, and may cause vomiting or diarrhea if consumed in large quantities.\nHabitat: Open woods, scrub, on calcareous soils, to 1600m.\nFlowering Season: April-June.\nDistribution: Native to central, southern and western Europe; naturalized in Norway, Sweden.\n\nThis Picture is made during a short Trip in the Eifel (Germany) in August 2021.$

Guelder Rose berries, pretty ornamental plant with bright juicy berries (Viburnum opulus) close-up

Maple-leaf viburnum berries (Viburnum acerifoliumin) in fall New England at maximum aperture to blur everything except the berry closest to the camera. Native to eastern North America, this shade-tolerant forest shrub turns pink in the fall. Known for its attractive foliage, flowers and berries, and its role as a pollinating plant. Visited by butterflies; birds and mammals eat the berries. Taken in the woods of rural northwest Connecticut.

Wayfaring tree flowers during spring, green pant background

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