What kind of bush is it and are the berry’s edible?

Funny you should ask this. I had a landowner ask me the same thing today about the same kind of tree so I will be paying attention to this thread too.

Pig Castration berries. While hogs eat them and instantly go sterile. A week later their nuts fall off.

goose berries,not ripe yet--or a castrator berry bush

Google buffalo-berry (Shepherdia). Looks close, but your first image shows pointed leaves, and I don't remember them with pointed leaves.

Jack

Gooseberry make several pies

Fruit looks like goose berry. Leaves are totally wrong.

It appears to be bush honeysuckle. I hate bush honeysuckle.


Keith

Not a gooseberry. They have leaves like currants. It looks like a chokecherry to me. A member of the Prunus family.

Looks a lot like invasive Tartarian honeysuckle. If there's one there will be more.

[quote=KeithC]It appears to be bush honeysuckle. I hate bush honeysuckle.


X2

That doesn't look like choke cherry to me. They hang on a little runner off the branch not connected to it

Good point Danny, I think I was wrong.

https://gumbo-lily.blogspot.com/2009/08/chokecherry.html

chokecherry wine and jelly are both wonderful. gramma would add a little honey to the wine after it was aged some.

autumn olive

Could be autumn olive, very similar to the bush honeysuckles. Look at the underside of the leaves, autumn olive leaves are silver on the bottom, tartarian honeysuckles are green. Both are invasive species.

Thanks for the reply’s. After a little research I believe it’s bush honeysuckle. Is it edible?

No, mildly poisonous.

I agree with cotton
Autumn olive