Deadly nightshades in Spryfield?---Updated

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What's wrong?

Deadly nightshades in Spryfield?

Who's responsible?

Urban forester John Simmons, 490-6186.

REMARKS

Reader Virginia Heym insists that this plant, which is spreading from an original bush in front of the fire station on Herring Cove Road, is poisonous and a hazard to children, who might eat them. Simmons has taken this on as a project, bringing samples to the Natural History Museum for identification. See how this proceeds at thecoast.ca/bites.

Update:
Simmons sends the following email:
I took a look at the plant in question, it is not Deadly nightshade ( Atropa belladonna) but Climbing nightshade (Solanum dulcamara). Climbing nightshade is fairly common in this area. I have added a web page that can give more info.
Hopefully this is helpful
John Simmons Urban Forester HRM

Send your favourite municipal malfunction to [email protected], or call 422-6278 ext. 113. To follow up on past problems, click on thecoast.ca.