Cotoneaster?

[Frog]

I was wondering if someone could ID this for me. Not sure if it’s a Cotoneaster or something else.

 

[Frog]

Here’s a different one, I don’t think it’s the same.

 

[cbroad]

Yaupon holly?

 

[cbroad]

2nd set look like ligustrum sinense

 

[cbroad]

1st set is definitely a holly of some sort

 

[Ohmy222]

2nd set look like ligustrum sinense

Pretty sure it is a lingustrum. Not sure if it is sinense but they grow like weeds here in Atlanta.

 

[Frog]

Yaupon holly?

Thanks, I’ll look into that. I know the berries get red around late November/December.

 

[MrWunderful]

Def. isnt a cotoneaster, looks like a holly to me too

 

[Frog]

Do yaupon holly grow like a tree? Or is it more of a shrub?

 

[cbroad]

The species can get 20-30 feet tall, but the dwarf shrubs are more commonly found in nuseries. I have 20+ foot tall weeping one in my yard.

Yours doesn't quite look like mine, but that was just my guess. Does this look like it had been planted or is this wild?

 

[Frog]

The species can get 20-30 feet tall, but the dwarf shrubs are more commonly found in nuseries. I have 20+ foot tall weeping one in my yard.

Yours doesn't quite look like mine, but that was just my guess. Does this look like it had been planted or is this wild?

It was planted. I believe there are more around the house.

I’ll get some more pics this evening. It was raining yesterday.

 

[cbroad]

@Frog
I'm only really familiar with the hollies that grow in my area, so it could be another type that I don't know about. If it has red berries, then it's definitely not glabra or crenata.

Also about the ligustrum: Chinese privet is sold at nurseries but they also escape and volunteer all over the place, so it could be planted but also could be feral.