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Shrub with red berries

comments (2) August 11th, 2010 in gallery
swolpow swolpow, member
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Shrub with red berries growing in Maine, Zone 5. About 6' x 6'. Thanks for any help with ID!


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swolpow writes: Thanks Katie! I think you're right. Posted: 1:18 pm on August 31st
katie74 writes: looks like a lonicera (honeysuckle) maybe tartar or moreii Posted: 9:49 am on August 11th
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