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  1. Jack Snakes

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    Can anyone help? Thank you

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    Good afternoon @Jack Snakes yes its a Pokeberry Plant:smile:

    Its poisonous :nonofinger::smile:
     
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      From Goole lens it looks like pokeweed Phytolacca Americana.
       
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      Yes, Phytolacca :thumbsup:

      I've just popped out into the garden and taken a photo of a couple of ours (too hot out there at the moment!).

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        Thank you all very much :D
         
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          look like blackberries now that scary
           
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            I tried this from bought seed a few years ago, failed completely. Just so happens I was driving into a car park when I saw this with full, dark ribena coloured berries on multiple stems. For once, I had no secateurs with me, so had to saw the stem with my thumb nail!
            I mentioned ribena coloured, that was the colour of my hands afterwards......worse than fatsia!
             
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