A Sydney, Australia resident has a berry bush with sweet-smelling blue berries containing 50+ tiny white teardrop seeds, climbing a trellis.
Expert Advice: Australian flora is unique; many species don't grow elsewhere. Without flowers/fruit structure, ID is guesswork. Take photos and a sample to a local Sydney garden center or the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney for accurate identification. Could be a native or introduced species.
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