Deadly Nightshade (Atropa belladonna)
Blackberry | Blackthorn / Sloe |
Elder | Burnet Rose |
Deadly Nightshade |
Dog Rose | Holly |
Guelder Rose | Rowan |
Hawthorn | Spindle Tree |
Honeysuckle | Black Bryony |
Sea Buckthorn |
Snowberry |
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Deadly Nightshade grows mostly on disturbed ground and woodland on calcareous soils. It's not particularly common but obviously one worth knowing. The whole plant is poisonous - particularly the leaves, and the solitary black berries are highly poisonous are said to taste sweet at first and therefore may be attractive to children. If this grows in your locality, make sure your kids know what it is!