Jenn, you missed out on the big prize! LOL. I was planning to leave it open a little longer, but since I posted so many pictures today, it forced this post so low down that I was afraid I would forget to come back and give the answer. For some odd reason known only to the highest cyberspace diety, I do not get email notices for most of the comments.
I have a Burning bush and never noticed berries on it. Wonder if there are male and females bushes or does it make a difference? I'll have to go look at mine again.
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Just going by the berries and the branch structure, I'd say some kind of Japanese barberry.
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful picture....i would love to have a tree like it, what ever it is.....i love the berry look.....
ReplyDeleteKathy, thanks for taking a guess. It looks like you are the only one brave enough. LOL.
ReplyDeleteThe shrub is the Burning Bush.
From what I understand the amount of fruit produced varies a lot -- just depends if it likes where its planted. Mine is full of berries this year.
I got here too late, I knew the answer!
ReplyDeleteI've been trying to get a nice photo of the berries, but for some reason my macro lense refuses to focus on them.
Great shot!
Jenn, you missed out on the big prize! LOL. I was planning to leave it open a little longer, but since I posted so many pictures today, it forced this post so low down that I was afraid I would forget to come back and give the answer. For some odd reason known only to the highest cyberspace diety, I do not get email notices for most of the comments.
ReplyDeleteI have a Burning bush and never noticed berries on it. Wonder if there are male and females bushes or does it make a difference? I'll have to go look at mine again.
ReplyDeleteSpice bush berries look very similar, but they dropped in November. (Not before I got some seeds to plant, though!)
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