Plant id: serrated compound leaves, wild flower, perennial

Hi

I need help with plant id for 2 plants. Plant #1 has serrated medium green compound leaves, grows in damp soil in the woods, grows 16-18 inches tall, is a wildflower perennial & flowers a white fuzzy bloom in late May. Here are 2 photos:


Photo #1 ( photo / image / picture from Cayuga Morning's Garden )






Photo #2 Berries will take the place of this flower. I think they are white? ( photo / image / picture from Cayuga Morning's Garden )


Plant #2 is a diminutive little thing, 2 inches wide by 1 1/2 inches tall. It can be found growing in lawns. It blooms a tiny daisy like flower 1/2 inch across in May & June. Maybe it is a wild bellis perenne?





Plant #2, photo #3 ( photo / image / picture from Cayuga Morning's Garden )






Plant #2, photo #4 flower is the size of a dime ( photo / image / picture from Cayuga Morning's Garden )


Thanks for your help everyone.

 

#1 looks like Astilbe

 

#1 looks like Astilbe
#2 looks like Shasta Daisy

 

I agree with the first one being an Astilbe.
The second one though--could it be the Bellis perennis?

 

Top one looks like Aruncus too.

 

The first one is not Astilbe, it is a Baneberry. Berries are poisonous, something to think about if you have small children going to the area.
Actaea rubra (Red Baneberry)

 

Hi all--

I know it is not an astilbe, although the foliage is similar. Netty, I looked up baneberry and figured out it is an Actaea pachypoda, a white baneberry. I found a clutch of them growing at the family farm south of Buffalo, NY & brought one home. It has been flourishing in MA. http://wildwoodsurvival.com/survival/fo ... index.html

Plant #2? Bellis perenne?

 

I agree, after further consideration, that it is not an Astilbe.