The 2nd pic is elderberry, all the others are the pepper vine, like Ted said.
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Note that Nekemias arborea is poisonous due to oxalates, and Sambucus nigra due to cyanogenic glycosides.
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Elderberry is a North American native shrub known for its large clusters of white flowers and dark purple or black berries, which are used to make juice, wine, and jelly. The plant is a vigorous grower, forming colonies from root sprouts, and is low-maintenance, tolerating a range of soil conditions. While the berries are rich in Vitamin C and antioxidants, they must be cooked before consumption to remove toxic compounds. The flowers can also be eaten as a vegetable, coated in batter and fried.
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Peppervine, Nekemias arborea.
The 2nd pic is elderberry, all the others are the pepper vine, like Ted said.
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Note that Nekemias arborea is poisonous due to oxalates, and Sambucus nigra due to cyanogenic glycosides.
Elderberry is a North American native shrub known for its large clusters of white flowers and dark purple or black berries, which are used to make juice, wine, and jelly. The plant is a vigorous grower, forming colonies from root sprouts, and is low-maintenance, tolerating a range of soil conditions. While the berries are rich in Vitamin C and antioxidants, they must be cooked before consumption to remove toxic compounds. The flowers can also be eaten as a vegetable, coated in batter and fried.