Forest NightshadeCategories » Flora and Fauna » Plants07th May 2017 | by the Friends of Nyerimilang (Solanum prinophyllum) Often mistaken for a nasty weed, the forest nightshade is low to the ground, but can grow up to 50 centimetres high. It is a short lived herb found in most areas in eucalypt forest or in disturbed areas. The delicate lilac flowers will occur at any time of the year and the fruit is a round berry that will either stay green or turn purple. With its very spiky leaves, pretty flowers and interesting berries this is a good “filler” plant in amongst others in the garden.« Previous | Next »