Help identifying tree/bush

[texashunter]

Anyone know what kind of tree or bush this is. Saw it this morning when I was working my dog. It was actually the smell the blossoms put off that made me notice it. I was a good 20 yards away and could smell it, a very nice, springtime. smell

[texashunter]

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[shark79]

Agarita

[6.5 shooter]

Agarita

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[tminc]

sweet smell and great jelly

[texashunter]

Thanks shark79.

[texashunter]

The berry or fruit will come later?

[shark79]

The berry or fruit will come later?

Yep. The blooms are the precursor to the berries.

["DOC"]

Has anyone said Agarita ??
Lol.
In west Texas it’s pronounced
ALGERITA


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["DOC"]

My favorite jelly.


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[jerp]

Strong sweet smell for sure. Being downwind is like stepping into an elevator with an old lady who can’t tell she put on too much perfume.

[texan16]

Algerita bush.....bout as common out west as cedars are in central Texas. Put out a little red berry

[Hart8]

Strong sweet smell for sure. Being downwind is like stepping into an elevator with an old lady who can’t tell she put on too much perfume.

Lol!
I'll never forget sitting down a few years ago during turkey season,and leanining straight back into one in the dark..Jesus Christ!! I thought it was a cedar I whacked down during deer season![emoji23]

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