Fragrant flowers, red berries. At left below, is a 20-foot tall specimen. This one is more than 30 years old and has never been trimmed. At right is a close-up of the trunk. That's a redberry stopper behind the lion in the photo at right.
New growth is an exciting red.
Flowers are sweet, nectar-laden, little honeys that will satisfy your olfactionary devices. Use redberry stoppers and become a Redberry Stopper Seed Source Operative. Every good environmentalist has to have at least one of these on hand. Major berry source for birds. Its fragrance, coming from the evaporation of volatile oils from the leaves, tends toward musky, not sweet.