Shrubs or Trees with Berries or Small Fruit
Creek Dogwood/ Red Osier Dogwood: Clusters of tiny, whitish berries.
Common Snowberry: Clusters of pearl-sized white berries at the tips of the stems. Poisonous.
Trailing Blackberry/ Dewberry:
Salal: Clusters of bluish-black, hairy berries.
Twinberry: Pairs of shiny black berries at ends of stems.
Chokecherry: Elongated clusters of purplish black, pearl-sized berries.
Red-flowering Currant: Round, blue-black berries with glandular hairs.
Hawthorn: Round, blackish-purple berries "apples" in clusters. This plant is often a tree. The plant commly has long, sharp thorns.
Salmonberry: Shiny red rasberry like fruits.
Bittersweet Nightshade: Pearl-sized berries, bright red in clusters.
Clustered Wild Rose: Shiny red rosehips, in clusters. Hips are somewhat tapered at the tips.
Little Wild Rose: Single, small, shiny red rosehip.
Nootka Rose: Single, large red rosehip, to 2 cm in diameter.
Pearhip Rose: Species found east of the Cascades. Single red rosehip.
Red Huckleberry: Pearl-sized, bright red berries (single round berry).
English Holly: Single red, pearl-sized berries.
Thimbleberry: Red rasberry-like fruit. Fruit is hollow in the middle (like a thimble).
Redelderberry: Pyramid-shaped clusters of small red berries, usually at the ends of branches.
Salmonberry: Orangish (salmon-colored) or bright red fruits, similar to rasberries.
Mountain Ash: Clusters of round, reddish to orange berries.
Cascade Oregon Grape: Clusters of bluish-puplish, pearl-sized berries.
Tall Oregon Grape: Clusters of bluish-puplish, pearl-sized berries.
Osoberry: Clusters of peach-colored, pearl-sized fruit that turn bluish-black. Found in clusters.
Salal: Clusters of bluish-black, hairy berries.
Serviceberry: Clusters of bluish-black, berries.
Chokecherry: Elongated clusters of purplish black, pearl-sized berries.
Red-flowering Currant: Round, blue-black berries with glandular hairs.