Ynghylch

The guelder-rose is a small tree of woodland edges, hedgerows, grassland scrub, fens and riversides, and is frequently planted along roadsides or in gardens and parks. The large, white flowers appear in June and July and are followed by clusters of red berries, which are an important food source for birds, such as bullfinches and mistle thrushes. Its broad, lobed leaves are very recognisable when they turn brilliant red in the autumn.