Plant ID

[leswad]

Anyone have a clue as to what kind of shrub this is? Seed are about the size of peas:

 

[Captain Hornet]

Looks like coffee. Hard to tell if we don't know where you found it. David

 

[leswad]

Looks like coffee. Hard to tell if we don't know where you found it. David

Sorry, Stephens County, Texas.

 

[leswad]

Could it be Fragrant Sumac (Arenaria)?

 

[ParadiseRoad]

...my wife and I think it may be a variety of scrub Oak...you'll know if those berries turn into acorns soon...

 

[twodog max]

Looks like a hawthorn to me

 

[leswad]

Hawthorn... I will wait to see if they turn red.

 

[soFlaNative]

Leaflets three, let it be....

 

[Old Arkansawyer]

I vote with hawthorn above. If it has white flowers and any thorns on the woody parts that is a sure sign of a hawthorn.

 

[Mydogmax]

It's a Monty Phython