Solved: Viburnum Cassinoides

[Gordon]

For the basic stuff in my area the National Audubon Society field guide works out good for me. But it doesn't hold a candle to the stuff thats been coming up on the board.

Another thing is the picture size thats allowed on the board. Makes it harder for me anyway to id the plant. Maybe it's time for some glasses---NOT.

Gordon

[SwampDonkey]

Tom, I think wild raisin is fairly common along the coastal lowlands. We have it here on soils with heavy clay and high water table. Food for grouse and bears and other critters. I never tried eating one, I wouldn't think it would have much taste. Probably bitter stuff. You sure were determined to ID it, to travel all over the state for an answer. :D

[Tom]

Wow, Swamp donkey.  You're crawling around in the basement.  I had forgotten all about that one.  Some of that plant IDing is fun. 

[SwampDonkey]

 :D :D I wasn't the only one fishing around in the hold of this old boat. ;D I sometimes check out where members are browsing and it was a guest who was reading it. That's how I got there, because I was  curious to see what was in there. ;D