This is Black Nightshade—Solanum nigrum. It’s a wild plant found all over the world, often growing along roadsides, in gardens, or at the edge of bush.Despite the name, it’s not the infamous Deadly Nightshade. In fact, the ripe black berries and cooked leaves have been used as food and medicine.But there’s a catch. The green unripe berries are toxic, as is the rest of the plant if not prepared properly. There are also lookalikes that are dangerous.Proper identification is everything. The flowers