Name this shrub growing in the timber

[titan23_87]

primarily in areas where the canopy was reduced and light is hitting the floor. Seems like it’s more of a bush but some look taller like a tree. Located in NW Ohio

 

[Bill]

Huckleberry?
Doesn’t look exactly like the huckleberry I know but it sure seems to grow like it in bunches and low to the ground.
Not sure but search that..

 

[Telemark]

Can't be a huckleberry. Looks more like a dogwood.

 

[titan23_87]

I’m hoping for dogwood. It doesn’t look like an invasive to ya’ll? It is dominating in areas that I had opened up to get sunlight. Seems to be in the more wetter areas..

 

[mikmaze]

looks a bit like viburnum, but who knows, it was a long tday.

 

[swat1018]

MADcapHorse. Acronym for plants with opposing branches. Maple, Ash, Dogwood, caprifoliaceae, and Horse Chestnut. (Viburnum is a caprifoliaceae)

I think it's Dogwood.

 

[Skelly]

Looks like Blackhaw Viburnum

 

[Native Hunter]

I think Skelly is correct.