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What is this plant?

12 years ago

I have this plant growing on my property. Right now it has clumps of red berries. The leaves are 5 per stem, opposite each other. The plant is about 4 feet tall. there is a picture on my web site. http//:wendyleecook.com/whatisthis

I'm puttint it there now.

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brandon7 TN_zone7
12 years ago
Your link still doesn't work.
cookee
Original Author
12 years ago
Sorry I couldn't get that page to work just go to the home page and it will be the first photo.
www.wendyleecook.com
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fatamorgana2121
12 years ago
Your photo:

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Looks like a red elderberry Sambucus racemosa to me.

FataMorgana
Iris GW
12 years ago
I agree with FataMorgana. Very nice.

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