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Red-berry (Noun)

Small spiny evergreen shrub of western United States and Mexico with minute flowers and bright red berries.

Nouns denoting plants.

The red-berry shrub grew abundantly in the dry scrublands of the southwestern United States.
In the fall, the red-berry's bright red berries attracted a variety of birds and small mammals.
The red-berry's spiny branches made it a difficult plant to handle, but its berries were a prized food source for many animals.
Hikers often used the red-berry as a landmark, its bright red berries standing out against the dull desert landscape.
The red-berry was a common sight in the dry washes and canyons of northern Mexico, its small flowers and bright red berries a welcome splash of color in the arid landscape.

North American perennial herb with alternately compound leaves and racemes of small white flowers followed by bright red oval poisonous berries.

Nouns denoting plants.

The woods were teeming with poison ivy, Virginia creeper, and other vegetation, including the infamous red-berry plant that could be fatal if ingested.
Red-berry is a type of perennial herb native to eastern North America, commonly found in woodland gardens and shaded areas.
Children playing in the woods were warned about the dangers of the red-berry plant, whose shiny red berries were tempting but highly toxic.
Wildlife, including birds and small mammals, seemed to know instinctively to avoid the red-berry plant with its clusters of poisonous oval fruits.
After the small white flowers had faded, the red-berry plant's true menace became apparent in the form of bright red berries that dangled from its racemes like ornaments.