Where do poison berries grow?

Poison berries, such as those from the poison ivy plant, typically grow in North America, often in wooded areas, fields, and along roadways. Other toxic berries, like those from the deadly nightshade (belladonna) or holly, can be found in various regions worldwide, often in gardens or natural habitats. It's important to be cautious and knowledgeable about local flora, as many plants produce toxic berries. Always consult a local expert or guide when foraging or interacting with wild plants.