Liable to be a flowering crabapple.

Thanks. I did think that plant looked a lot like mine - the only thing is the fleshy fruit thing in the second image on that link. Do all Podacarpus get that?

Yeah, there was a BIG, BEAUTIFUL one growing at Hatcher Garden (from back in the day before there was a professional horticulturist running the place), and a couple years back he cut it down and replaced it with something less invasive, even though everyone loved it, just because of it's nasty reputation. Really pretty plant with nice-smelling leaves, but just another one of those that is probably best left to its native regions, or at least very carefully maintained so the whole neighborhood doesn't end up with them. Jeff

There are at least three possibilities, all in the holly family: Ilex ambigua (Carolina Holly), Ilex decidua (Possomhaw), and Ilex montana (Mountain Winterberry) If the trees still have leaves, try to get a good closeup picture of them and the berries and post them here. It will help in identifying it. You might try calling your local cooperative extension office and asking them. Somebody there may be familiar with the specific trees and know what they are. If no answer is forthcoming, wait till spring and get a sample of one and take it to a GOOD full service nursery or to the extension office. That should get an answer for you. Sandy