About This Plant
Also known as White Baneberry, this plant is commonly called Doll's eyes for the white, berry-like fruits that form on red stems and persist in late summer and fall. A dark dot on the poisonous fruit make them look like an eye. Some birds will eat the berries. Doll's eyes prefer hardwood or mixed forest environments.
Plant Details
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Benefits
- Wildlife Benefits
Plant Facts
All parts of the Doll’s Eyes plant are poisonous, and caution should be taken in planting in areas where children and pets have access
Alternate Names
White Baneberry
