A homeowner potted a plant from a gutter with red trunk, green leaves with red edges, and juicy sweet-tart purple berries. Initially thought to be serviceberry or elderberry, the homeowner later identified it as pokeberry (Phytolacca americana)—highly toxic due to phenols and alkaloids. With curious children, they plan to discard it. The expert confirms the danger and agrees with removal.
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