Anyone know this plant?

[chickabator]

looks like my thornless blackberries that i plated this spring. I will try get a pic and post it of them but they have the same leaves and same stems
http://www.coopext.colostate.edu/TRA/PLANTS/hardwood_cuttings.shtml

 

[Big dreams]

Well I know it's not blackberry we have a ton of them and its not even close.. my photo was not so good maybe this one would be better, double click to make it bigger. It has no thorns and the leaves are different... here is a better photo, maybe.

I don't know this looks very much like the other pic.

 

[TM Chickens]

Looks exactly like our thornless blackberry to me.

 

[Big dreams]

You can't tell by the picture but the leaves on this are clean around the edges, you know they don't have the little points around them..

boy do I feel dumb, everytime I try to use words to describe something it's like whewww, and I think someone is going to understand that? It's crazy but maybe you know what I am talking about.

 

[sfw2]

I think you were right in your first post. From the leaves, it looks like some sort of viburnum to me.

 

[HLAC]

It looks like the red twig dogwoods I used to have. The ridges in the leaves smooth out as they grow.

 

[dancingbear]

I imported the last photo to my iPhoto, so I could adjust the exposure, and get a closer look at the leaves. It looks more like a dogwood of some sort, to me. The leaves have the same veining and red tint to the edges, that many of the dogwoods on my property have.

 

[dancingbear]

Here's a viburnum:

The veining is similar, but the leaf surface is smoother, and the leaves have a finely toothed margin.

Here's one variety of dogwood, not the same one, I'm sure, the twigs are the wrong color. If yours is even a dogwood, that is. I can't see in your photo whether the margin on the leaves is smooth, or scalloped, like this one.

I couldn't find any images of red twig dogwoods with leaves, they were all shown naked to show the color of the stems.

 

[wateboe]

It IS a variety of dogwood, although I can't tell you the exact variety from just these photos. Often the red-twig types do not thrive in hot and humid climates, they usually look a bit thin as far as the foliage is concerned.

 

[Imp]

Here's my Red Twig:

and a close up the leaves.

Imp