Viburnum opulus L. var. opulus
Annotated by Johnathon Rutledge, 29 Apr 2018. Sources: Flora of PNW.

Washington: Snohomish County: Silver Creek Park. Growing next to boardwalk and bridge near wetlands. Elev. 87 m.
47.83103° N, 122.20367° W
Coordinate Source: GPS.
Tree Cover (90%): Salix sithensis, S. lasiandra, Populus trichocarpa, Thuja plicata, Pseudotsuga menziesii, Abeis grandis, and Alnus rubra. Shrub Cover (85%): Physocarpus capitatus, Cornus sericea, and Rubus bifrons. Emergent Cover (75%): Carex stipata, Polystichum munitum, Ranunculus repens, Phalaris arundinacea, and assorted grasses. Soil is dark in color with high organic content. Highly saturated, earthy scent. Woody shrub. Approximately 3m in height. Leaves are green in color, grow opposite, palmate, 3-veined, 3-lobed. Plant is part of shrub canopy layer. Fruit is present. Berries are red to orange or yellow in color. Phenology: Fruits.

Johnathon Rutledge 21, Sep 16, 2017
UWB, Accession: 000882, Barcode: UWB 100778