Those small, red berries in your shady yard are likely mock strawberry (Potentilla indica), a non-native weed. Unlike true strawberries with white or pink flowers, mock strawberry has yellow flowers. The fruit isn’t poisonous, but it’s bland and dry—hardly worth eating.



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