Bittersweet nightshade (Solanum dulcamara) is a climbing perennial vine native to Eurasia. It was probably introduced into the U.S. for medicinal and ornamental purposes. Care should be taken when ...

Q: Nightshade plants began growing in the same raised bed as tomatoes. Will the nightshade poison the soil in the raised bed? After we dig out the nightshade plants, do we need to replace the soil ...

Plants have long played a role in folk medicine for cultures all over the world as homeopathic remedies. Solanum dulcamara, also called “bittersweet nightshade” or “woody nightshade,” is one plant ...

Plants aren't always the innocent, harmless eye-candy we might think they are — the Venus flytrap is proof of that. And researchers from the Free University of Berlin just added another sinister plant ...

A few times while out hunting while still in my teens, I came across a plant that I’d never seen before. It was vine-like and had red berries with a yellowish sheath spilt open around the berry. I was ...