Bushy / Treeish growing in Florida stuff

[t_mclellan]

Does anyone know these plants?
All 3 photos are the same plant.

Here is the other.

Thanks.
Tom McL.

 

[Yvonne G]

That first one with the black berries is deadly night shade. Extremely toxic!

I don't know what the other is.

 

[Kristina]

Yvonne is 100% correct. There are a lot of plants in the nightshade family, and any plant with those little tomato like fruits I wouldn't trust one bit. Deadly nightshade is also called belladonna.

They are also related to potatoes, tobacco, tomatoes, and eggplant, oddly enough.

 

[t_mclellan]

Well thats not good! Or is it?
I think I might .... MMMMMmmmm, NNnnaaa, I'l just dug it up & throw it out!

Thanks!

 

[jackrat]

The other one almost reminds me of a chinquapin tree,but not quite.Boy ,that's a lot of help huh?

 

[t_mclellan]

A Chinqu, Chinqu, Chinqu, Aaaggggg!
Cant ya just say CHESTNUT!
& yes that does help, Not a lot but its help.
Knowing what it is NOT is getting me to what it IS!

 

[chairman]

Could the second one be a Brazilian Pepper tree (Schinus terebinthifolius)? I think it'd have to get red berries for that to be right, though.

 

[t_mclellan]

Could the second one be a Brazilian Pepper tree (Schinus terebinthifolius)? I think it'd have to get red berries for that to be right, though.

This is "Brazilian pepper"
There are no red berries at this time of year.

BP is funny stuff!
Some folk say it is toxic but iguanas & birds eat the berries regularly.

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Ok so plant number 1 was "Deadly Nightshade".

Here is another photo of plant number 2.

Does anyone know these plants?
All 3 photos are the same plant.
Plant number 2

Thanks.
Tom McL.