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red and green berries

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green berry stalk
by: Tracey

I picked this same plant yesterday. It was a single stalk stem with white on the end. I thought it was interesting. I have been searching for what this is all morning, driving the hubby crazy! At one point I thought it was poison ivy berries, then blackberries, but now I am convinced it is the Jack plant you are referring to.
Its a Voodoo lily. For sure.
by: Anonymous

I have this plant in my yard in Seattle, WA.
Its the flower and seed stem left from a voodoo lily or Dracunculus vulgaris. Google it. You'll see.
could be...
by: Janet

...jack in the pulpit or Arum italicum.
What it is
by: Anonymous

I found one that looks just like that!! Its a Jack in the Pulpit I found it in a book called Wild flowers in America
Jack In the Pulpit berries
by: Ferne, Kamloops, B.C., Canada

I vote for Jack in the Pulpit berries. Seeds are poisonous by the way, although it is certainly grown as a garden plant many places.
possibly a jack in the pulpit?
by: Amy

It could be a ginseng, but the berries look very similar to a jack in the pulpit's seedheads...hard to tell with no leaves! Hope you figure it out!
RE:Red & Green Berries
by: Anonymous

looks like young ginseng that has yet to get it's leaves,
Jean
by: Anonymous

I don't know what it is either but I think it is very cool! What a nice surprise to stumble upon it.

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