This section is from the book "Who's Who Among The Wild Flowers", by W. I. Beecroft. Also available from Amazon: A Field Guide to Edible Wild Plants.
Blue Bindweed: Felonwort: Scarlet or Snakeberry: Poison Flower: Woody Nightshade.
Solatium Dulcamara. Nightshade Family. June - Sept.
A climbing or straggling, shrubby plant, stems 2 - 8 feet long, found in moist thickets. Eastern United States. Naturalized from Europe.
Violet or purple, with yellow conic center, 5 reflexed divisions, in loose clusters. Berries inedible, successively green, yellow, orange, then red; appear at the same time with flowers.
Toothless, variable, some bearing 2 leaflets at the base.

Bittersweet.
 
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