A UK gardener lost a 3-year-old evergreen shrub with needle leaves, red raspberry-like flowers in summer, 6x6 ft. Garden center couldn't identify. Tom guessed English yew (Taxus baccata) but gardener said leaves were needle-like (not flat) and flowers resembled raspberries.
Tom was stumped and referred to UK expert Gil Borchardt on Allexperts (Home/Gardening/Landscaping/Shrubs).
Some unusual shrubs require regional expertise for identification.
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