Re: Unknown shrub ID

Don, did you taste the berries ("relatively sweet") without an ID?
Isn't that rather dangerous?!!!
Lynn

Considering they were planted in a public area and did not resemble anything in my book on Poisonous plants of the US, I felt I was relatively safe. Had I been in an unfamiliar country, I might have been more cautious. Besides, what with terrorism and the stock market, this seemed a relatively low risk for me.

dm

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