Angela Qi

D. Logan wrote:Any chance you can get a close-up of one of the branches and leaf sets? Also maybe cut one of the berries in half to see the interior. Given their size in the second picture and the way the leaf shape/appearance seems in it, my initial thought is some form of crab-apple.

Hi! Thanks for the response! I think the picture I took distorts the actual size of the berry, as they are not as big as it looks. They are actually quite small in person. I am familiar with crab apples, as there are many around my neighbourhood as well, so I know that it isn't a crab apple.

Unfortunately, the berries haven't grown out yet, but from what I remember, the inside is white-ish and kind of squishy. It's sweet and juicy, and kind of feels like a blueberry.

When I was younger, my friend's grandmother gave me some of red berries. Soon, they become my favourite fruit. Sadly, I do not know the name, nor could I find them at any grocery store. They are not toxic as I have eaten them every summer for years, but the only place I could find them is on some wild trees around my neighbourhood.

I have attached some photos of the tree and the berries. If someone could help me identify these berries, I would the so grateful! Thank you in advance!