Wow,that was fast, thank you so much! The neighbors had a large mulbery tree that had a lot of red fruit taken down last year, and there is another one in another neighbor's yard. I thought it was a shrub!But its a tree! Wow...

The second one is Chimaphila maculata often referred to as Pipsissewa or Spotted or Striped Wintergreen. Sue Here is a link that might be useful: Pipsissewa

I am growing 4 Cupressus glabra in Z.5/b. I'll show you 3 close together. The key to success is to afford them some protection. Mine are backed up to Juniperus virginiana for contrast and protection from north winds. They have all seen -5F. with never any damage. I have never had deer damage. Last winter deer census and it was determined we had 148 per square mile at our local park. They are now culled back to 38 per square mile. Still to many. Buy them and enjoy... Dave Left-right...'Raywoods Weeping' 'Blue Ice' 'Blue Ice' again center Picea omorika 'Skytrails' then Cupressus glabra 'Blue Spire' What the heck...as long as I have the camera out I'll throw in the other also. Cupressus glabra 'Blue Pyramid'

Yup, probably W. Wine and Roses.