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PLANTS AND SHRUBS CONSPICUOUS IN FRUIT

RED AND REDDISH: Nightshade. Twisted-stalk. American Cranberry. Marsh Calla. Wild Spikenard (pale red speckled berries). Two-leaved Solomon's Seal (pale red speckled). Wake-robins. Red Baneberry. Red...

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RED AND REDDISH: Nightshade. Twisted-stalk. American Cranberry.

Marsh Calla. Wild Spikenard (pale red speckled berries).

Two-leaved Solomon's Seal (pale red speckled). Wake-robins. Red

Baneberry. Red Raspberry. Strawberries. Red Choke-berry.

June-berry. Shad-bush. Hawthorns. Harmless Sumacs. Hollies.

Bittersweet. Winterberry (Black Alder). American Spikenard.

Flowering Dogwood. Dwarf Cornel or Bunebberry. Wintergreen. Red

Bearberry. Partridge Vine. Hobble-bush. Red-berried Elder. High

Bush Cranberry. Barberry. Spice-bush. Ground Cherry. Wild

Honeysuckies. Jack-in-the-Pulpit.



BLUISH AND BLACK: Deadly Nightshade. Star-flowered Solomon's

Seal. True Solomon's Seal. Large-flowered Wake-robin. Black

Raspberry. Bush Blackberry. Dewberry. Black Choke-berry. Wild

Grapes. Virginia Creeper. Cornels. Pokeweed. Huckleberry.

Blueberries. Elder. Arrow-woods. Viburnums. Nanny-berry.

Blackberry Lily.



WHITE: White Baneberry (black eye). Poison Sumac. Poison Ivy.

Panicled Dogwood. Snowberry.



FLUFFY: Thistles. Virginia Clematis. Milkweeds. White lettuce

(cinnamon). Groundsel-bush. Spring Everlasting. Dandelions.

Sow-thistle. Lettuces. Hawkweeds (brown).







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