A climbing plant of woodlands and hedgerows, Black Bryony produces bright red fruit in fall and greenish flowers in Summer. Black Bryony is also known as Norça, Lady’s-Seal, and Black bindweed.
Bryony is a species in the yam family Dioscoreaceae[1] and is native to South Africa, central and southern Europe, western and northwestern Asia, from the Canary Islands to Ireland, Crimea, and east of Iran.
