A stunning new flowering plant, the pink baneberry, has been discovered in upstate New York—marking the first sighting in ten years. Named rhodostigma for its vivid red-pink flower center, this citrus-scented beauty was spotted by a Ph.D. student and confirmed after two years of rigorous research. Though visually striking and delicious-smelling, it’s toxic—so don’t snack on it. Since its discovery, sightings have popped up across Canada and New England, suggesting it may be more widespread than thought. If you spot one, snap a pic and report it via iNaturalist or contact the researchers—it’s proof that wonder can bloom right in your backyard.
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