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FataMorgana

Looks like Elderberry to me. Red-Berried Elder, Sambucus racemosa. They bloom and fruit a little earlier than the American Elderberry. Can't tell you anything about planting strategies though.

Alders don't have berries, their fruits look like tiny pinecones.

WW

Here is a link that might be useful: Red-berried Elder

Thank you for postring the pictures!!
The reason I didnt think they were Red Elder is because a relative stopped by and said they have red elder but they don't produce berries until the fall..

Red Elder and Red Alder are two different shrubs. Elderberry produces red berries that turn black, so keep an eye on your shrubs.
Red Elder is sometimes a name used for the Rowan Tree or the Mountain Ash, which fruit in the fall. Yours are likely Red Elderberry, Sambucus racemosa L. The literature shows it fruits from late July into August. The Black or Common Elderberry should be coming into fruit soon too; good for jelly and wine, but very bitter when uncooked!

My red berries are already ripe now naturally falling off the stems and they have never turned black.. The picture I posted was from a few weeks ago and most stems are already bare with no berries..