

Photo by Richard Old | www.xidservices.com

Photo by Richard Old | www.xidservices.com

Photo by Richard Old | www.xidservices.com
Phytolacca americana
Other Names: inkberry, pigeonberry, pokeberry, common pokeweed, phytolaque d'Amerique, American pokeweed, poke, Virginia poke
Leaf Type: Broadleaf
Flowers: White, pink, green
Leaves: Ovate leaves with smooth edges; no hair
Life Cycle: Perennial
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