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Right, my turn. Been asked to id these berries in a Canadian friend's garden. Anyone?
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Tree or shrub, and how large? Colour of flowers? ~Evergreen or deciduous?

15 Sep, 2010

 

Is the shrub in a Canadian garden, or is it just the friend who is Canadian? Looks pyacantha-ish, without the thorns, but those berries seem sort of grainy, and sightly elongated. Odd mix of green and orange on same twig, too. I'd guess Rosaceae. Phil J

15 Sep, 2010

 

Shrub is in Canada and no other information given. Personally I was thinking Pernettya

15 Sep, 2010

 

Haven't a clue sorry Hello though

15 Sep, 2010

 

my first thought was one of 'coffee' plants.

15 Sep, 2010

 

Maybe Autumn-Olive (Eleagnus umbellata) or its kin?

15 Sep, 2010

 

Could it be a japanese holly. Compare on this site. http://www.my-photo-gallery.com/japanese-holly-2-500/

15 Sep, 2010

 

Tugbrethil, I reckon you're spot on. The berries have that graininess. Well done! Phil J

15 Sep, 2010

 

Thanks, looking at it I agree with the Elaeagnus. Should have known, we have one in the garden, though it has not yet berried so that is my excuse. Thanks muchly.

16 Sep, 2010

 

I have had a look too. Its not a plant I have come across but Tug is spot on.

16 Sep, 2010

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