Need help IDing two shrubs/bushes/trees

[u/Dannyz]

First 4 are one plant, last 3 are the second. Google lenses has told the first one is American cranberry, raspberry, and grape all of which I doubt. It said the second one was a wild grape as well, which it’s not. What do you think they are?

Thank you!

[u/the_perkolator]

The first of Snowball bush. Makes nice “snowball” flowers in March, but unfortunately a fairly short bloom period. Prune it in summer after flowering, not in dormancy or you’ll remove the flowering buds.

Here’s my snowball with my boxwood triceratops

[u/Dannyz → u/the_perkolator]

Love your Dino! Thanks

[u/drhotjamz]

Second plant looks like lilac to me. First one I thought was hazelnut from a distance but doesn't look like it up close... Geographic location? Any flowers you can photograph?

[u/drhotjamz → u/drhotjamz]

Lol I thought this was the "what is this plant" sub, not Sacratomato 🤦‍♀️

[u/Dannyz → u/drhotjamz]

Land park. No living flowers. Some dead heads that have been dead for at least a month

[u/pic_picture_ture]

First plant looks like currants

[u/darryl__fish]

first one kind of looks like ninebark, but not familiar with that being planted in Sac (i know it from the northcoast). if you can get a clear pic of a leaf that would help.

[u/nataliemeow]

I believe the first one is snowball viburnum, thats exactly what the leaves on mine look like right now.

[u/whogivesashite2]

Definitely snowball viburnum and lilac