I’m a newbie but want to improve my gardening knowledge

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    hi we have moved house and getting to know what we have in our garden.

    We have 2 of these, I haven’t a clue what they are and if the berries are poiseness (rabbits).

    Hope someone can help me please?

    Thank you
    Clair
     

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      Welcome to Gardeners Corner :sign0016:

      I'm veg and wildflowers dept. but someone will be along :)
       
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      pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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      looks a bit like some kind of Cotoneaster to me, so doubt very much that they are poisonous.
       
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        Welcome to GC Clair :sing0016:, hope you like it here.

        I am inclined to agree with @pete, however @Silver surfer will tell you for sure if anyone will :dbgrtmb:
         
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        Welcome to GC @Clairbear74
        I`m pretty sure that is a cotoneaster - I think maybe var. 'cornubia' A lovely shrub enjoyed by the birds. Pretty sure rabbits will come to no harm with it.
        There are very many varieties of cotoneaster - maybe some of the others will be able to ID yours more definitely than me. :)
         
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