hey john. yes. i agree. simple. over there. but for me here in long cold wintered romania it's another business. i brought a few cuttings from taiwan, indeed they rooted, and did quite well in pots but the second winter they died cause i moved them to my parents' house and as the room proved to be too cold for them, they died. it was an unheated room. i guess i was a bit ignorant about their required temps. also... it was always attacked by aphids (i guess) and i never won the war! so now... i look at their cute blooms, but i don't want to have another one. or who knows???? ...

Take a look at the bark, too. Dark, a tiny bit of shine & with lenticils (those little lines on the bark) a bit like cherry.

Thanks for the suggestions, mango and trini. Looked for photos on your suggestions but it seems none of them fit. The leaves are actually small, slender and triangular and pointed at the tip (or somewhat diamond shaped, not rounded or oval). The edges of the leaves are serrated (not visible in the pictures). The width of the leaves is about an inch at its widest and the length, about 4 inches. The flowers are very small, less than 5mm and I don't see any fruits (they may be very small too). The tree is tall (above 20 ft), taller than my mango tree or coconut tree. tropical ---

So I've learned today...impressed by the intense fragrance of its flowers. The berries seem comestible, altough not from the tree in the picture, traffic flavour is not my favourite. Would be nice in a container on a terrace, just for the fragrance:)