Can you help me ID this berry tree?
Can anyone tell what kind of Berry Tree this is? The berries are turning black and have two seeds inside.Thank You
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Does anyone know what kind of tree this is? Will birds eat the berries? This tree is growing wild in the woods next to my house.
Choke berry?
Yeah looks like Chokeberry.
High bush cranberry
Chokecherries grow in clusters like grapes and the berries only have one seed.
high bush cranberry berries are in a large flat cluster only have 1 flat seed and the leaves are similar to a maple leaf with three lobes
so your berries are neither chokecherry or high bush cranberry
Looks like Glossy Buckthorn from the picture....would suggest taking a sample of the leaf and berries to your local tree service/nursery for expert opinion. Whatever it is, it's sustenance for the local wildlife. Lucky them, lucky you! Enjoy
Is there a reason that you don’t think it is just a cherry? Is it in your yard? Eat one! Cherries have a stone seed. Looks like one of the many kinds of cherries.
It could be a wild black cherry tree.
Never eat anything like this without knowing for sure what it is! Best to take it to a nursery or other expert for identification. Take leaves and berries and a photo.