Solanum

A group of plants that includes potato and eggplant in the nightshade family

A group of plants that includes potato and eggplant in the nightshade family

A shrub from Australia with purple flowers and yellow egg-shaped fruit people can eat

A garden plant with small edible orange or black berries

A prickly weed that lives many years with pale yellow flowers and yellow berries, often in fields and gardens

A wild potato plant from South America used in breeding for disease resistance

A hardy climbing bush from Chile that gardeners grow for its sweet-smelling blue-purple flowers

A poisonous climbing plant with purple flowers and bright red berries, also called bittersweet nightshade

A plant with silvery leaves, light blue or white flowers, and round berries sometimes used to curdle milk

A plant that produces large glossy purple or white fruits called eggplant

A small plant with white flowers and black berries that can be poisonous or sometimes edible

A garden plant like black nightshade with small edible orange or black berries

A small shrub with bright red or yellow cherry-like berries that are poisonous

A small bush that has bright orange fruit like a small tomato

A prickly North American plant with yellow flowers called buffalobur

A woody bush with soft hairy stems, silvery prickly branches, blue or white flowers, and bright red berries

A climbing plant with many branches and white flowers grown in gardens

A South American shrub or small tree grown for its bright flowers in tropical gardens

A garden plant grown for its small edible orange or black berries

A plant that grows edible parts under the ground called potatoes

A climbing plant with hooklike spines and large lilac-blue flowers

A South American shrub or small tree grown for its flowers and leaves in tropical gardens, not a potato