This is growing in my front field in the shade of a much larger different tree. I thought it was a fallen or dead tree before took off last year. I'm pretty sure the berries turned black last year but I didn't spend much time in that area last year. Im in western Washington state if that helps.

by Bababou

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  1. werewolfbait40

    Looks like a Poke Plant. You can eat the leaves before the berries form but not after

  2. kevin-dom-daddy

    My plant ID says red berried elder…99% positive

  3. pantryparty

    Right now it’s just teenberry but could grow into elderberry one day

  4. YamCreepy7023

    All my elders are just now flowering and I live in the southeast, curious where OP is, climate-wise

  5. rayn_walker

    I agree that this looks like pokeberry. The leaves don’t look right for elderberry. I have poke berry and elderberry in my yard. We have a lot of elderberry

  6. chromaiden

    It’s clearly a young quarter plant. I need one of those myself.

  7. chromaiden

    It’s clearly a young quarter plant. I need one of those myself.

  8. Existing_Office2911

    I’d say they’re a quarter of the way there

  9. tyvarrjordnotssmor

    Does it smell like your father? If so, then yes it’s an elderberry. Also sorry about your mother being a hamster.

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