Post by Yoris on Jul 5, 2018 4:09:19 GMT -7
I've noticed this year that wonderberries are prolific reseeders. I've found quite a few of them. They're also quite hardy, early, and prolific in our semi-arid, northern climate. They don't match the Wikipedia description, in my mind. The plants definitely can get taller than two feet. The fruits aren't bland. I start mine early as I do with tomatoes (instead of sowing them in summer).
So, last Saturday or so, I noticed a volunteer wonderberry plant growing in my neighbor's flower garden. I'm pretty sure we don't have wild black nightshade around here (so, it must have spread from my plants).
So, last Saturday or so, I noticed a volunteer wonderberry plant growing in my neighbor's flower garden. I'm pretty sure we don't have wild black nightshade around here (so, it must have spread from my plants).