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Need help identifying this plant/shrub

 
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I planted a bunch of tree and shrub seed in a bed about 5 years ago and lost the labels on the plants, uggh.

My guess is buffaloberry- any ideas?

I’d still like to add them to my food forest.

Luckily I saved the list of plants.

​​chinese pear
​​hardy kiwi
​​highbush blueberry ​​
wild blackberry
​​amur grape
​​nanking cherry
​​sargent’s crab apple ​​
serviceberry ​​
silver buffaloberry ​
​American hazelnut
​​lilac
​​cape apples and beachplum

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Hard to tell at that size, but I think you are right.
 
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doesn't look much like buffaloberry to me. my vote goes to a crabapple or serviceberry.
 
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