Viburnum opulus shrub in the Mazovia region of Poland (Guelder Rose)

Viburnum opulus, a species of shrub belonging to the Viburnum genus, is known as the Guelder Rose in Turkey. It is naturally found in many regions of Europe, Asia, and North America, including the Mazovia region in Poland. This shrub species is also cultivated as an ornamental plant due to its beautiful flowers and fruits. It can grow up to 2-5 meters in height. The leaves are typically three to five-lobed, with serrated edges, and dark green in color. They turn red and orange in autumn. The flowers are white or pink, arranged in umbrella-shaped clusters, and bloom in early spring. The fruits are bright red or orange, fleshy, and juicy, loved by birds. It can be used as a hedge plant or planted individually.