Unknown plant with little red fruit

[fermi de Sousa]

This plant appeared in one of the bulb beds under a shrubby acacia.
I think I remember seeing it before but can't remember planting it here.
Being under a shrub I suppose it could've dropped out of a bird...?
cheers
fermi

[Maggi Young]

Very small photo, fermi........

[fermi de Sousa]

Sorry, Maggi,
at home so I'm learning to use "Paint" to re-size pics!
Here's a slightly larger version and some new pics taken today,
cheers
fermi

[Oron Peri]

Fermi it looks like Enchylaena tomentosa,
just check the stem to see if it is hairy in order to confirm it.

[Maggi Young]

Fermi it looks like Enchylaena tomentosa,
just check the stem to see if it is hairy in order to confirm it.

...... in which case those fruits are edible, eh?

[fermi de Sousa]

Thanks, Oron,
We visited a Native Plants Nursery and saw it in profusion! A worker there confirmed that birds do drop the seeds.
Maggi,
I tasted one of the fruits and I'll stick to strawberries!
cheers
fermi

[Lesley Cox]

Thought it looked like one of yours Fermi. Quite a nice little plant.

[fermi de Sousa]

Thought it looked like one of yours Fermi. Quite a nice little plant.

I'm sorry I didn't have the camera to take pics at the nursery (Goldfields Revegetation Nursery - http://www.goldfieldsrevegetation.com.au/ ) yesterday.
There was even a yellow fruited form as well as other species. The Ruby Salt Bush as it's known usually forms a dense carpet up to a metre across! I can't let it get to that size where it has seeded itself but may transplant it or take cuttings to start off elsewhere - somewhere it can spread to its heart's content. I'll try a few of the other species as well,
cheers
fermi