Viburnum trilobum?

Here is a link that might be useful: {{gwi:262939}}

That looks much better! Odd how the bunches of flowers are so similar, though. And the berries.

The snowball cultivars of viburnums produce all-sterile snowball flowerheads like those of mophead hydrangeas. Japanese snowball is Viburnum plicatum 'Sterile', with the same unlobed, pleated leaves and tabular branching as other V. plicatum.

looking at bboys ... note they are all viburnum .... so it is NOT odd that the flowers are similar.. if not the same ...

soooo ... as your knowledge increases.. so does ones reliance on the latin names .. rather than common names ...

one might suggest.. that the second names are different.. based on leaf shape... go figure.. though.. lol ... i am guessing on that part ... there is only so much i need to know about the V's ...

ken

ps: sooo.. all conifers have cones.. but only pines.. have pine comes... though i cant tell you how many of my hosta friends are stymied ... when i tell them that spruce have spruce cones.. and not pine cones .... and does that make you wonder what kind of cones a fir has... lol ... and let me give you a hint.. they are not pine cones ....