can you help I.D. this bush with berries?

Hi does anyone know what the name of this bush is? it has lots of these blue coloured berries on it? Any info would be great! thanks for your time!!

Viburnum davidii ? If so, there needs to be a male plant and a female plant to produce the berries. I had two in Scotland - they were my pride and joy but sadly the cuttings didn't take so I don't have it here

Agree with Alison.

Looks like a dogwood.

Thanks guys I looked up both suggestions and it looks like it is a type of dogwood, very pretty I wish there was a way just to "freeze" it in time as it would make lovely arrangements!!

I have been looking for this one for awhile.
I too thought of the dogwoods, but something didnt quite seem right.

I think I have found it. Look for aronia melanocarpa.
The chokeberry group.
I think it is a better fit.

I think I have found it. Look for aronia melanocarpa.
The chokeberry group.
I think it is a better fit.

I have Aronia melanocarpa in my garden...the berries are never this color. They go from green to a kind of dull red to dark purple blue, almost black. Never a bright blue like those in the picture. Also, Aronia leaves have finely serrated edges. I also suspect some kind of viburnum.

Alex

It's a dogwood. Probably Cornus amomum, or Silky Dogwood.

After a quick Google images search, I stand corrected, and agree with Isaac.

I missed the serrated leaves on aronia.

I did find a link with similar pics of silky dogwood.

http://www.duke.edu/~cwcook/trees/coam2.html

Case solved.

Thanks

Silky Dogwood (Cornus amomum)