I am still trying to find some Belladona seeds and yes I am aware that they need to be grown in a kid and pet free area
If you have any please let me know so we can try to work out some kind of a trade
thanks
You want Atropa belladonna? I have a deadly nightshade, but I don't think it's Atropa belladonna.
This is the kind I have:
[img]https://www.momruns4fun.com/UKWildflowers/Solanum_dulcamara3.jpg[/img]
If you're after the kind I have, I'll be happy to send you some berries, but it'll have to be later in the year, maybe midsummer. I don't remember exactly when it bears.
This is the kind I have:
[img]https://www.momruns4fun.com/UKWildflowers/Solanum_dulcamara3.jpg[/img]
If you're after the kind I have, I'll be happy to send you some berries, but it'll have to be later in the year, maybe midsummer. I don't remember exactly when it bears.
Yeah. After I made that post, I considered whether I wanted to spread the stuff around more than it already is. I fight a constant battle with it. Then I decided it's probably already spread throughout the country pretty thoroughly. 
The plant I have is also known by the name Woody Nightshade. The scientific name is Solanum dulcamara. I think it isn't as poisonous as Atropa belladonna, since it has a long history of use in herbal medicine. Atropa belladonna, I'm pretty sure, was primarily used as a poison.
The plant I have is also known by the name Woody Nightshade. The scientific name is Solanum dulcamara. I think it isn't as poisonous as Atropa belladonna, since it has a long history of use in herbal medicine. Atropa belladonna, I'm pretty sure, was primarily used as a poison.
If you're set on Atropa belladonna, you can purchase some seeds at Horizon Herbs in Oregon (Kisal's hangout, or closer than I am to it...):
https://www.horizonherbs.com
Just search for "belladonna." They have five plants whose common name is "belladonna"; only one is Atropa belladonna.
Cynthia H.
Sunset Zone 17, USDA Zone 9
https://www.horizonherbs.com
Just search for "belladonna." They have five plants whose common name is "belladonna"; only one is Atropa belladonna.
Cynthia H.
Sunset Zone 17, USDA Zone 9
Sorry about the delay been doing a thousand and one little things and just had a new grandbaby as an addition to our family. Yes Kisal My verified that is the varient that she wants *The one used for medicinal as opposed to straight up toxic. I was kind of supprissed to here it grows all over missouri I am still new to this and have tons to learn.. The back of my property accually connects to a conserrvation grass land area I may have to take a walk through it once it warms up who knows maybe I will find some in well kinda my backyars 
I will let you know if I locate some
thanks again
I will let you know if I locate somethanks again