Edible Medicinal Toxic
Found during: Spring, Summer, Autumn

This plant produces berries in the spring, but peaks in the summer. The berries can often be mistaken as blueberries, but rest assured, while they are not, they aren't toxic. These berries can help restore appetites and help treat upset stomachs. A decoction of the bark can be used as a contraceptive and help heal a female's internal system after delivery. They can be found in thickets, marshes, and streams. Toxicity warning is here because too many of these berries can cause rather explosive diarrhea.