Red Baneberry
Actaea rubra
| Description: A bushy plant with saw-toothed leaves and clusters of white flowers. It produces a poisonous, bright-red fruit. Traditionally used to treat gynecological disorders, but reportedly had negative side effects. |
| Propagation: Seeds or bare-root in fall |
| Initial bloom (month and week): April W4 |
| Garden name: Shady Woodland Garden |
| Color of flower: White |
| Height: 24″ |
| Spread: 18-20″ |
| Family: Ranunculaceae |
| Soil type: Neutral woodland |
| Soil moisture: Moist |
| Light: Shade to part shade |
| Zone: 3-7 |