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Shrubs with red berries

Snowball tree at autumn forest

A close-up of berries of a guilder-rose.

Red Viburnum berries on bush in sunlight

Guelder rose

Rowanberries in autumn

In Western Colorado Cranberry, Highbush (Shot with Canon 5DS 50.6mp photos professionally retouched - Lightroom / Photoshop - original size 5792 x 8688 downsampled as needed for clarity and select focus used for dramatic effect)

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

Bunches of ripe viburnum on a blurred background. Juicy red berries of viburnum on the twig. Fruits and berries

Red ripe viburnum berries hang on a branch of a large bush and are used in medicine and pharmacology.

Vibrant red viburnum berries hang in clusters against a backdrop of large, yellowing autumn leaves with characteristic dark spots. The rich contrast between the red and light-yellow colors is eye-catching and emphasizes the seasonality.

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

Guelder rose (Viburnum opulus) is also known known as dogberry and water elder. Certainly, this bush of some 3 or 4 metres in height was growing beside a stream. The name guelder comes from the Dutch province Guelderland. Guelder rose belongs to the same flower family as honeysuckle, and is a typical British woodland shrub. The white flowers form in clusters, with large infertile flowers on the outside and creamy, fertile ones in the inner. In autumn, the central flowers develop into drooping clusters of juicy red berries, each with a single seed. Although the berries look very similar to redcurrants, and attract wildlife, they are poisonous to humans unless they are cooked first. This photograph uses selective focus.

Wild fruits, fuzzy background.

Fruits of Viburnum opulus in the autumn.

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

Guelder rose Viburnum opulus - red edible berries against blue sky in the garden

Red viburnum berry on the branches of a bush.

This is a close-up of bright red berries, likely viburnum or guelder-rose, hanging in clusters from branches. The berries are suspended on thin stems against a background of green,

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

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.

Bunches of viburnum close up, sunlight, juicy berries red viburnum are source of vitamins. High quality photo

Wild viburnum berries, wet from rain.

Viburnum berries in a Connecticut garden after summer rain

red Viburnum berries on the twig close-up

Rowan berries on a branch.

red viburnum isolated on white background

Close-up shot of a fruitfly sitting on the bright red berries of a common snowberry plant (Viburnum opulus).

close up view of juicy red guelder-rose berriesViburnum opulus

slightly out of focus a foot path

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