I love wildflowers. I am still discovering blooms I have never seen before here at my place after nearly twenty years. I don't know any of the names but am always pleasantly surprised.

wow! thanks everyone! #2 is definitely not hosta, because my "darling" deer would be all over them! ;-). I will watch to see of they flower, hadn't ever heard of Canadian Lilly of the Valley... Will also watch the other leaves for flowers.....Asters are native to the area. Gardenweb to the rescue, again! ;-). Thank you!

1. is a cherry but note it has racemes of fruit not singles or bunches so it's possible not an edible species. 2. is another cherry but not a plum with something decidedly weird going on with the fruit. 3. could be a Plum 4. Could be another Prunus 4. is definitely not a Hazel. They all have catkins on the male plants and tiny red fuzzy flowers on the female. Looks like a Viburnum. But that's not a genus I know much about.

Thanks for the replies. Embothrium, I should have said it looks like a Viburnum to me, but I don't know anything. Ken, I didn't see any thorns, but I will get a closer look at lunch. I was worried about the heavy dew and poison ivy everywhere and wasn't getting too close. I have seen wild rose bushes, but have never seen them flower. Wasn't expecting the flowers to look like that.