The plants of Mountains

⚠️ Confusion: White False Hellebore

⚠️ Confusion: Wild garlic (young spring leaves)

⚠️ Confusion: Satan's bolete

⚠️ Confusion: no dangerous confusion recorded for the fruit

⚠️ Confusion: Wild cherry or escaped cultivated plum

⚠️ Confusion: Panthercap

⚠️ Confusion: no dangerous confusion recorded for ripe fruits

⚠️ Confusion: Colt's foot (same bloom-before-leaf cycle, but much smaller)

⚠️ Confusion: Yellow iris (rhizome, not to be confused)

⚠️ Confusion: Cauliflower coral

⚠️ Confusion: False chanterelle

⚠️ Confusion: Other russulas with acrid or peppery taste (not deadly but indigestible raw)

⚠️ Confusion: Giant polypore (Meripilus giganteus)

⚠️ Confusion: No known dangerous look-alikes

⚠️ Confusion: Wood sorrel (false clover)

⚠️ Confusion: Other early yellow flower heads (little risk of confusion given the leaf-free flowering)

⚠️ Confusion: Black Poplar

⚠️ Confusion: Foxglove (at the rosette stage, before flowering)

⚠️ Confusion: no dangerous confusion recorded

⚠️ Confusion: Giant hogweed (severe photosensitizer, never touch)

⚠️ Confusion: English Yew (DEADLY, red berries and not blue-black)

⚠️ Confusion: Meadow Vetchling or other Lathyrus species (risk of lathyrism with massive consumption)

⚠️ Confusion: Common dogwood (inedible fruits)

⚠️ Confusion: Hemlock (deadly)

⚠️ Confusion: Watercress (aquatic, real risk of liver fluke)

⚠️ Confusion: Hawkweeds and sowthistles

⚠️ Confusion: Bilberry / Wild Blueberry

⚠️ Confusion: no dangerous confusion recorded

⚠️ Confusion: Silver Fir

⚠️ Confusion: no dangerous look-alikes reported

⚠️ Confusion: no dangerous confusion recorded

⚠️ Confusion: No known dangerous confusion

⚠️ Confusion: Deadly white Clitocybes (including the fool's funnel)

⚠️ Confusion: Destroying angel

⚠️ Confusion: English Yew (NEVER CONFUSE with young shoots)

⚠️ Confusion: no dangerous confusion reported

⚠️ Confusion: Comfrey (first-year rosette)

⚠️ Confusion: Ground ivy (different smell) or sweet violet (at the rosette stage before flowering)

⚠️ Confusion: Wormwood / Absinthe

⚠️ Confusion: Deadly young amanitas in the "egg" stage (notably death cap)

⚠️ Confusion: White Helleborine

⚠️ Confusion: Comfrey or Foxglove (at the rosette stage, before flowering)

⚠️ Confusion: Fool's parsley and other toxic Apiaceae (general vigilance required for any non-flowering Apiaceae)

⚠️ Confusion: no dangerous confusion reported

⚠️ Confusion: no dangerous confusion recorded

⚠️ Confusion: Heaths of the Erica genus (bell heather, cross-leaved heath), same uses

⚠️ Confusion: No toxic or deadly species in Europe

⚠️ Confusion: Peas or green beans (seeds mistaken by a child)

⚠️ Confusion: Meadow buttercup or other buttercups (toxic year-round)

⚠️ Confusion: no dangerous look-alikes reported

⚠️ Confusion: No known dangerous confusion

⚠️ Confusion: No common edible confusion

⚠️ Confusion: no dangerous confusion listed for these two species

⚠️ Confusion: Common vetch (edible in moderation)

⚠️ Confusion: no dangerous confusion recorded

⚠️ Confusion: Horseradish

⚠️ Confusion: False Morel

⚠️ Confusion: Leopard's bane

⚠️ Confusion: Oak orange bolete / poplar orange bolete

⚠️ Confusion: Jack-o'-lantern mushroom

⚠️ Confusion: Small brown lepiotas (deadly dapperling and related species)

⚠️ Confusion: no dangerous confusion recorded

⚠️ Confusion: Jeffrey pine

⚠️ Confusion: Satan's Bolete

⚠️ Confusion: Service tree

⚠️ Confusion: Woolly milkcap

⚠️ Confusion: Gorse (thorny, also toxic as a plant but flowers are edible)

⚠️ Confusion: English Yew (never confuse with needle arrangement)

⚠️ Confusion: Firethorn (pyracantha)

⚠️ Confusion: Common ink cap

⚠️ Confusion: no notable dangerous confusion

⚠️ Confusion: no dangerous confusion recorded

⚠️ Confusion: Sheep's sorrel

⚠️ Confusion: No known dangerous confusion

⚠️ Confusion: Currant or blackcurrant (berries)

⚠️ Confusion: Livid pinkgill

⚠️ Confusion: White dead-nettle (non-stinging)

⚠️ Confusion: Horse Chestnut

⚠️ Confusion: European yew

⚠️ Confusion: Norway maple

⚠️ Confusion: Gypsywort (edible, no minty smell)

⚠️ Confusion: Fool's watercress (deadly), which grows in the same ditches

⚠️ Confusion: Eastern Arborvitae (Northern White-Cedar)

⚠️ Confusion: Stinging Nettle (harmless visual confusion, just a false alarm)

⚠️ Confusion: Yellow gentian (leaves before flowering)

⚠️ Confusion: no dangerous confusion reported among willows (the genus Salix includes many species and hybrids, all sharing similar properties in their bark)

⚠️ Confusion: Poison hemlock and water hemlock (deadly), giant hogweed (burns)

⚠️ Confusion: Poison Hemlock (DEADLY)

⚠️ Confusion: Lily of the valley

⚠️ Confusion: Wild mint or calamint (similar scents, but aromatic and edible as well)

⚠️ Confusion: Bramble / Common Blackberry

⚠️ Confusion: Mock strawberry

⚠️ Confusion: Common thyme

⚠️ Confusion: Violet webcaps

⚠️ Confusion: No known toxic species

⚠️ Confusion: Deadly white amanitas (especially white forms of the death cap)

⚠️ Confusion: no dangerous confusion recorded

⚠️ Confusion: Yellow Iris (margin rhizome, not to be confused)

⚠️ Confusion: Golden chanterelle