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  1. Tina

    Tina Young Pine

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    What is this? It has purple/black berries growing.
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    Tina, Jun 20, 2008
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    kuntrygal Texas Rose

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    Tina, sorry I don't have a clue. But I'm sure Eileen, Droopy,Toni or some of the others will be along in a bit and let you know what plant you have. It sure is green and shiny! ;)
     
    kuntrygal, Jun 20, 2008
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    Droopy Slug Slaughterer Plants Contributor

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    It certainly is a lovely bush! Could it be some kind of common laurel?
     
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    Sjoerd Mighty Oak

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    I agree with Droopy...those pointy, (oblanceolate or cuneate), shiney leaves sure look ´Laurel´ to me...as well as how and where the berries have formed.
     
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    eileen Resident Taxonomist Staff Member Moderator Plants Contributor

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    It certainly looks like Laurel berries you have there Tina. I think it's probably Bay laurel, Laurus Nobilis. :stew2:
     
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