Steve, Here's a link for some pics: http://images.google.com/images What are you looking for? Leaves, fruit, flowers? What your aim? Trying to ID and tree that you've found?

If I could have only one (no!), it would be San Pedro. A drawback for some people might be that, here at least, as a practical matter it needs to be cured. It will eventually lose astringency just sitting but it takes a long long time. For Fall color, fruit quality, earliness, and productivity it is in the top echelon. The color varies all over the tree. Every branch is a little different. There is no fruit in the pics because I harvest San Pedro as soon as it gets color (it's sweet and full flavored as soon as it colors up.) and ship it hard to friends and family around the country.

That looks like an interesting shrub Tommy. Can you post more pics of it to view the entire bush's form? Also would like to see what it looks like leafed out. Can this be grown in part shade? Adam

I have had Black Pussy willows for 6 years now. It took a couple years to flower. They are very easy to root. I just place a couple foot cut into my pond water after they bloom. By June they have a great root system and I plant them. The leaves are a nice green colour and produce a good screen. The stems also have unique colors to them. They aren't boring. Nice red hues. I first thought the black Calkins were the true flower... BUT, soon I was amazed at what the black Calkins turned into. I have a pic of these in the optional link. Don't forget to check out the 7 additional pages too. My Michigan garden surely shines during the summer. I've also included some great pics of my garden in a calendar. Take a look too. http://www.cafepress.com/tommyseaisland Here is a link that might be useful: Pictures of my Summer World