Black Twinberry - lonicera invulcrata |
Appearance
- Hairy under veins
- Dark green leathery leaves
- Yellow tubular green to purplish bracts
- bright green in Puget sound
- black berries
|
 |
Habitat
- likes wide open sites and streamsides
- likes loamy soil
|
 |
Growth Habit
- Stands about 60cm.-2m.
- Black berries about 2cm. in diameter
- Flowers about 1/2cm.-2cm. long
|
 |
Natural History
- Native Americans call twinberries crow, raven, and monster food
- Fun fact: believed if eaten you will become unable to speak
- Fun fact: if you rub it on your head your hair will not turn gray
|