But this is nothing compared to what their leaves look like now! I will show them to you next!
“Words kill, words give life;
they’re either poison or fruit—you
choose.”
Proverbs 18
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The berries look so good and yummy. Its a pity they are so poisonous.
They sure are colorful and pretty. A nice treat for the birds
I think I've seen this plant but didn't know it was poisonous. Lucky birds that they can get to eat the berries all by themselves :-) The red stems are very pretty!
these are gorgeous pics of these berries. daddy hated the berries because of the bright red poop the birds left on everything. any red berry, these and pyracantha berries make lots of fun red poop...
I'd like to know how the birds know they can eat them? Interesting.
The berries are beautiful, even if they are deadly.
Well,they may be poisonous,but they sure are pretty to look at.
We have some of those around here. Have not seen them this year tho. Our weather has everything off schedule.
So similar to elderberries and they look so good! Too bad they can't be eaten but at least the birds get a treat!
Your photos are super Ginny, it is such a pretty plant and those berries are very inviting. Too bad they are poisonous but I am glad the birds can eat them.
These are so pretty. Love the colors in the photo. Hugs, lJ
I have quite a few in my yard along a fence...they are pretty but messy! Pretty pictures Ginny!
These are one of the first things my dad pointed out to me when I was a youngster who liked to walk in the woods on the farm. That and poison oak/ivy. I learned not to touch any of them. I was set straight the first time I told him that the berries looked good enough to eat! lol
Wow, what a lovely berry. We do not have these in Wisconsin.
That I know of anyhow?!
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