I looked up the Prunus avium and mine is similar but the berries on the tree that I have are smaller than a cherry and they stay green. The leaves on mine have less veining but it does bloom white flowers. The yellow flower next to it is a rose bush. I was planning on removing the whole tree but I didn't have the time so I ended up just cutting everything off and just left the two trunks and then it grew back fast.

Saintpfla, sorry for the delayed response. I lost track of this thread and ran acrossed it looking for something else. I am not good at looking at pics for id's. To me it doesn't look the same but I could be wrong. On the swamp bay, if you break the leaf apart, it smells alot like bay leaf. The new leaves are soft and fuzzy and the old leaves are not. The new leaves on your pic look the same as the older ones. The flower is so very small it is hard to tell when it is open and the flower is greenish. I don't remember a smell to the flower.

i was afraid of another butt picture ... my MI guess.. would be cherry ... maybe kwazan ... or however it is spelt ... not a reliable bloomer in my cold z5 ... dont recall where you are .. and it would help to know where the tree is ... suppose it could be a crab also ... ken

It's a shrub that can get fairly large. In the Asclepid family, related to Hoyas, you can see it in the flowers. They have that milky sap which makes them unpalatable to a lot of animals. But I have seen them eaten down by cattle during the dry season when feed becomes scarce.