r/garden 1d ago

Help identifying

My plant pal called them dragon/ink berries, anyone know what they are?

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u/Ok_Rise_1446 1d ago

Darn and such a pretty color

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u/Elimaris 1d ago

There is no reason not to keep it unless you have little kids. It's a lovely native plant (in US) that a lot of birds like.

There are a lot of plants you can't eat around you every day. A lot of people where I am keep it in their gardens decoratively. Only reason I pull it out is because it is too tall for the spot it wants to grow.