A rapidly growing summer bush produced dark red/black berries instead of expected flowers. Owner wants to know if it's milkweed, pokeweed, or elderberry.
Expert Possibilities: Could be Pokeweed (Phytolacca americana) or Elderberry (Sambucus). Both have dark berries. Pokeweed berries are in long clusters; elderberries in flat umbels. Take photos to a local garden center for positive ID. Caution: Pokeweed is toxic; elderberries must be cooked.
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