That was fast! Thank You.

This is probably 'Gro-Low' growing happily in Englishtown NJ. It makes a neat, clean shrub border. Fragrant sumac grows in the most inhospitable sites and seems best in full sun. AFAIK, the only sumac propagated from stem cuttings. This plant is such a welcome change from the predictable barberry and winged euonymus which should be phased out.

Looks like current to me too. Most likely alpine current which is grown for an ornamental use unless someone planted a current variety there for the fruit (like Red lake, rovada ect) which make mighty fine current jelly.

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