A friend sent me this photo. Can anyone ID it for me please. Sorry that's the only photo I have.
Thanks in advance
Josh.
[ID] can anyone ID this please.
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Re: [ID] can anyone ID this please.
Looks like a blue berry tree to me but don't know which hybrid.
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Re: [ID] can anyone ID this please.
I'll give it a go, common snowberry Symphoricarpos albus. Just a guess without more info hard to say.
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Re: [ID] can anyone ID this please.
Looks like a family of Actaea pachypod species.
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Re: [ID] can anyone ID this please.
DK the leaf is not the same as Actaea.
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Re: [ID] can anyone ID this please.
True, that's why I suspect "family" only.KIRKY wrote:DK the leaf is not the same as Actaea.
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Re: [ID] can anyone ID this please.
Thanks for the replies everyone. I sent the options to my friend. I had thought possibly blueberries too Bodhi but I think Kirky might of got it right with snowberry Symphoricarpos albus according to the reply I received back.
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Josh
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Re: [ID] can anyone ID this please.
Yeah, Kirky probably be right that it is snow ball berries. My mistake! Would be nice to have a tree displaying full of fruits in the future.
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