Still searching for berries.

Thanks for the replies, lucky_p, trianglejohn, and gonebananas. Based on a little more research, I think the plant is question is indeed the deerberry--for several reasons: 1) The leaves do not have any yellow resin spots on them. 2) Whereas "huckleberries" have 10 seeds apiece, these berries have a lot more. 3) The seeds are no larger than those of blueberries. 4) I have never seen these berries get any darker. 5) The undersides of the leaves are "glaucous," which is one characteristic of deerberry plants. 6) In my state, supposedly only about 8 (mostly mountainous) counties have the "huckleberry," and the closest county is about 30 miles away. So apparently it's never been spotted in my county. I wish I had paid attention to what color the flowers were in the spring, but regardless, it seems pretty obvious that these berries are deerberries. I'm glad to finally know what these bushes are! :) Thanks again.

Looks like Ligustrum. The berries are supposedly inedible, although they may contain some medicinal extracts. And otherwise, the plant is considered invasive. Here is a link that might be useful: Ligustrum

I am looking for seeds for the following berries: haskap (edible blue honeysuckle) huckleberry wild northern wild blueberries wild cranberry gooseberry elderberry currant Please see my trade list for available seeds.