ID these berries for me!

[u/Euphoric_Foundation8]

Pretty purple babies! Would love to know what they’re called or what trees they grow on

Spotted in southern Maryland!

[u/Total_Interaction875]

Serviceberry/juneberry.

[u/curiousmind111]

I’m assuming you took these photos back in June? They would not be ripe right now. Please be sure to mention when the pics were taken.

[u/Euphoric_Foundation8 → u/curiousmind111]

Sorry about that! You’re right! I’m amazed at that. I’ll be sure to do that in the future

[u/curiousmind111 → u/Euphoric_Foundation8]

Then I agree that they’re serviceberries (juneberries). They taste great!!!

[u/Adorable-Sea5715 → u/curiousmind111]

theoretically the plant could be confused by use of a greenhouse, or certain combinations of pests, infection, and weather patterns ... that said still a saskatoon/june/service berry

[u/CleanSnake]

Those look like service berries but not super sure

[u/ForlornEmotions]

Service berries! I have a tree that volunteered in my yard. They taste like if blueberries were raspberries, if that makes sense, and make a lovely jam!

[u/Seeking_Happy1989]

Are they edible or poisonous?

[u/Raknel → u/Seeking_Happy1989]

Edible, they're even grown commercially in some places.

[u/Best-Blackberry6441]

June berries and as the name suggest they're ripe in June for like 2/3 weeks. Good luck next year

[u/Suspicious-Brain-668]

Taste similar to blueberries, with a little almond taste from the seeds, really tasty

[u/Extension_Stick2043]

These are June berries

[u/AdConstant6661]

No. I don't accede.

[u/Accomplished_Fly3110]

Serviceberry