Justin mentioned Euonymus americanus. For those of you who don't know it, it is an interesting scrambling shrub sometimes common in our local woodlands. Its few leaves are widely scattered on the green-stemmed branches. It gets one of its common names, hearts-a-busting, from the very ornamental fruits: orange, knobby exterior from which hand bright red seeds. It's a striking plant when in fruit, and mostly ignored and unknown in gardens. If a dedicated breeder could produce a compact growing form which fruited freely, it would no doubt become very popular. Jim McKenney