Bradbush

The bradbush, also known as the bradberry, berries-of-Brad, brad's berrybush, and deathwish bush is a plant that grows as a tiny tree or shrub in temperate desert climates. The plant is evergreen, with little oval leaves varying in length from 1 to 7 cm and spirally grouped on the stems. The bell-shaped flowers are commonly pink, white, or grey in colour. The fruit are small berries that ripen in the summer or autumn, but they are only edible once fully mature, and eating one before it ripens can cause you to become very sick and develop negative effects on the body such as liver damage, seizures, trembling, staggering, vomiting, diarrhoea, convulsions, laboured breathing, and, if consumed in large quantities, death. Due to all the negative affects the bradbush can have on your body; it is sometimes referred to as the deathwish bush. Fully mature berries can still have some reminisce of toxins from their developing and growing stages and many boil or cook the berries before eating them. 
== Distribution ==
The bradbush can be found throughout Parania and Pasia, but it is notably abundant along the northeastern coast of Pasia and in the southeastern chaparrals of Parania, particularly in western Kosna, Hartnett, and up into Sidrova. Some cultivated species were brought northwestwards into the Borogoves, the Isle of Chark, and Windsure, where many became garden escapees and thrived in isolated areas of those countries; however, many do not live as long as their southeastern cousins due to the northwest of Parania having a climate that is very different from their native habitat. Much of southwesternmost Hartnett has bradbushes as the prevalent tree species alongside the Kosna sycamore and one section 17 miles north of Kosna's border has 400 squared kilometers of wild bradbush colonies, making it the healthiest and largest wild population of bradbushes in the world.