You can still see Pokeweed growing all over the place on the Cape. It’s quite amazing to watch them grow from spring to fall. The first photograph shows what it looks like now with its deep purple berries. (Click on blog link for other photos.)
The 2nd photograph shows what the pretty little white flowers look like in the summer. And the last photo shows the green berries before they start to look like deep purple grapes in the fall.
Be aware that eating the berries can make you sick. Watch out for children as sometimes they mistake these berries for grapes. You can tell the difference because Pokeweed has red stems while grapes have woody stems.
Such vivid colors!
And, according to some sources, evidently an “unfriendly” plant, even to the touch!
“… some people are sensitive to the sap and have reported rashes after handling pokeweed. ”
https://www.pennlive.com/gardening/2012/07/pokeweed_poisonous.html