baneberry

Up close they were head-high in a riot of color: red paintbrush, lavender fleabane, hot-pink fireweed, white cow parsnip, lacy green false hellebore, the flashy red of chokecherries, white pearls of baneberry, rich purple huckleberries, fierce yellows of butterweed and arnica.

Blood Lure Barr, Nevada 2001

He called her attention to and brought her samples of ginger leaves, Indian hemp, queen-of-the-meadow, cone-flower, burdock, baneberry, and Indian turnip, as he harvested them in turn.

The Harvester 1911

On the rocky slopes the wild ginger shows its red-brown, long-eared urns, the white baneberry its short white plumes, the branchlets of the bladdernut are breaking into white clusters and columbine soon will "sprinkle on the rocks a scarlet rain" as it did in

Some Spring Days in Iowa Frederick John Lazell 1905

On the wooded slopes there are the white fruits of the baneberry on its quaintly-shaped red stalks, the pretty fruit clusters of the moonseed and the smilax.

Some Summer Days in Iowa Frederick John Lazell 1905

There is baneberry, whose very name sufficiently describes its dangerous nature.

Falling in Love With Other Essays on More Exact Branches of Science Grant Allen 1873

Here she got the white-clustering baneberry, and little nodding buff cucumber root.

Margaret 1851

At Harms Woods we could see elm-leaved goldenrod and blue-stemmed goldenrod growing with blue cohosh, white baneberry, and Short's aster.

Chicago Reader 2010

At Harms Woods we could see elm-leaved goldenrod and blue-stemmed goldenrod growing with blue cohosh, white baneberry, and Short's aster.

Chicago Reader 2010

At Harms Woods we could see elm-leaved goldenrod and blue-stemmed goldenrod growing with blue cohosh, white baneberry, and Short's aster.

Chicago Reader 2010

Red baneberry, Actaea rubra, produces beautiful red berries that can cause cardiac arrest, with only two or three berries proving fatal if ingested, he said.

billingsgazette.com 2009