False Solomon Seal Berries (Smilacina racemosa) – Beyond Wilden Marsh and Hoo Wood – Vermont – part 18.

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False Solomon Seal Berries (Smilacina racemosa).

False Solomon Seal (Smilacina racemosa) berries, unlike the blue berries, are a striking gold-flecked color that ripens to red. These ‘false‘ berries are edible in small quantities.

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