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What Are These White Flowers With Berries?

August 28th, 2009 | By: Jamie Jamison Adams

Ask the Expert: Can you identify this plant?

White Flowers & Berries

White Flowers & Berries

Hi – this plant has tiny white flowers with 5 petals and small green berry clusters (I don't know if the berries will change color eventually).  Can you identify it?

Thanks
Kimberly
Los Angeles

Plant Expert Reply:

It is a little difficult to tell from the picture, but I think it is Carolina Horsenettle (Solanum carolinense).  It is not actually a true nettle.  The berries should turn a yellowish color. Carolina Horsenettle has spines on the stems and is considered a noxious wedd in most states.  It also has toxic properties. Be careful when your handle it.  Take a look at the Carolina Horsenettle on the MissouriPlants.com site for a postivie identification.

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2 Responses to “What Are These White Flowers With Berries?”

  1. Kimberly Says:

    Thank you so much – I was trying to decide if I should pull them or
    leave them – this was a big help
    Kimberly

  2. Mia Says:

    Kimberly – Did you ever find out what the plant was? The picture of what Jamie had mentioned it might be didn't look like your pic. We have it in my yard as well and I'm not sure if I should take it out or not. Probably a weed.

    Thanks!

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