@dutchothotmailcom Thank you, Esther! It's a pretty common cultivated shrub around here. There are several varieties. Most people grow it for the scent.
@ludwigsdiana Thanks, Diana! When you go to your plant nursery - ask. I don't know if they grow well in your part of the world or not. The fruit really as no taste - I tried it yesterday. The bright red seeds inside are as hard as pebbles.
@aikiuser Thank you very much, Jenn!
@wakelys Thanks, Susan!
@mittens Thank you!