Often referred to as the 'devil's cherries', these poisonous fruits should be handled with care. While deadly nightshade is not often considered an invasive perennial, it can spread quickly in the ...

Fruit of black nightshade is toxic-but could be mistaken for blueberries Botanists say the berries can be turned into food once they are ripened If they are consumed in their unripe state they ...

Smith details in his 1994 book The Tomato in America: Early History, Culture and Cookery, before the fruit made its way to the table in North America, it was classified as a deadly nightshade ...