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Solanum dulcamara L.

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My late Aunt had a big bush of of it growing along a fence, the flowers are very pretty to look at and the small red berries look very tempting, but as stated before it is poisonous too bad , as the plant gets covered in red berries.. It does have the bad habit of spreading.
 
Ha thanks John, just realized I have this growing all over my property.  Been feeding the red berries to my chickens for years they love them
 
rghm1u20 said:
Lovely, indeed, but I see on internet "poisonous for humans"...
There are several edible cultivars of S. dulcamara available but only when the fruits are completely ripe.  I currently have seeds for edible S. nigrum that a member in California sent me of a Hawaiian cultivar they call "popolo berries"   ....just not to eat the roots
 
I'm still waiting on some dulcamara seeds myself
 
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