Clive Nichols - @clivenichols
Berries are everywhere at the moment,
the colourful treasures of autumn.🍂 🧡 🍁
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Clive Nichols - @clivenichols
Berries are everywhere at the moment,
the colourful treasures of autumn.🍂 🧡 🍁

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Garden shrub with beautiful red berries, possibly a Skimmia? EDIT: likely to be either Skimmia japonica, or a hybrid between S. anquetilia & japonica (thanks @plantnerderyallday!)
Surrey, UK, November 2025
So I decided to go on a little tour in nature to see if I can find any red corniolo berries that youtube lady was making a jam of, because I too, wanna make jam from sour berries. And I didn't find that specific one, so I took pictures of every other berry I found, so I could research them later, you know, to see if they're good for jam or poison. Here’s my findings:
The tiny pretty red ones
The elusive black ones (hard to see from afar)
Other red ones that look like rosehips but that is not a rose
Red-leaves red ones + a plant that was ornamentally planted, but what is that? So filled with berries!
I don't recognize any of these, but I noticed women following me are pretty smart, so if any of you can tell the names, I'd love to know! Otherwise, I will be on the 'every berry in europe' wiki page, trying to find a match. I’m excited to learn about these in any case!
Berries (by: Garden of Eve)
These are called Porcelain Berries. They are so invasive in Maryland. I always thought they were native but they actually come from Asia. The berries are such pretty colors and the birds really love them so I can’t get too upset when I lose the invasive vine battle.
Fall berries

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White Bryony, Bryonia dioica. the berries look tasty but they're poisonous!
Surrey, UK, September 2025
berries on the cherry laurel, Cerasus laurocerasus Surrey, UK, September 2025
White Bryony, Bryonia dioica, with unripe berries. they're poisonous though, so don't eat them even when they ripen!
Surrey, UK, September 2025