The Jerusalem cherry is a small ornamental shrub native to South America, known for its bright red, orange, or toxic berries and commonly grown indoors as a decorative winter plant. Its glossy green leaves and white flowers make it a perfect addition to any plant collection.

Bright light conditions indoors are vital for its growth and healthy berries and leaves. Soil should be a well drained compost.

They are frost tender and cope outdoors to an average temperature of 8c. After this the plant will need to be brought indoors.

This plant is part of the nightshade family and the berries are highly poisionous and not for human consumption