Viburnum opulus var. americanum (syn. V. trilobum) high bush cranberry, American viburnum

Found along streams, and in other damp locations, including hillsides, American Viburnum is an erect spreading and arching shrub. In spring, clusters of white flowers are followed by red drupes, a bit like cranberries. Fruit ripens in late summer or early fall.

Edible fruit suitable for human consumption
Prefers moist well-drained soils, full sun to part shade
Tolerant of various soils
Easy to grow and maintain, low maintenance plant
Can be planted along ponds or streams
Ornamental, perfect for a fruiting hedge, specimen planting or foundation plantings
Generally pest-free, and disease resistant