Common Name(s)	Deadly Nightshade or Belladonna
Latin Name	Atropa Belladonna
Description	Oval or pointed leaves, the flowers are long bell shaped. The outer side is greenish and the inside is purplish brown. The berries are black and shiny with five green pointed lobes.
Hazard	All parts of the plant are poisonous especially the berries.
Effects	The berries are extremely poisonous. Even after eating one or two they can cause breathing difficulties, convulsions, hallucinations and coma. Without medical treatment they can cause death. The sap of the plant can cause a blister type rash.
Flowering Period	Summer, followed by black berries in the late summer and autumn.
Location	Ruins, sites of former gardens, wasteland etc.