Once the leaves have fallen and the landscape is dominated by shades of brown and gray, bright colors like red catch our attention. There are several red fruits that we may encounter in the late fall ...

The baneberry has red and white varietals, both considered poisonous. Red baneberries are more common in Washington state. Eating just six of the red berries can cause cardiac arrest and respiratory ...

The fruits often appear in late summer, after blueberries, but a little before wild grapes. They're about a half-inch long and range in color from blue to purple to black.

Multiple wild rose species grow in Colorado, and all produce edible fruits called hips that turn bright orange-red to red when ripe. They’re best after a hard freeze, whether the temperature is ...

Meanwhile, conservation officials will only accept wild plum fruits that are ripe and red, orange or yellow in color to. No partially green fruit will be accepted.