One of the reasons I favor Hypericum over Atropa belladonna for plant 1v is because nightshade has petioles and the drawing has the leaves tight against the stem (which is true of several species of Hypericum but not so characteristic of Old-World nightshade).
For the record I don't think it looks like a clove plant. I do think it somewhat resembles the Alkanna plant (Henna), which has round fruits at the ends of the stalks, and the other plants I posted upthread. Vaccinium also has red and green leaves later in the year but the berries don't have the little whorled bracts. If the person who drew it was being sneaky, it could also be Anagallis arvensis (scarlet pimpernel) with the colored leaves standing in for the color of the flowers, but I don't think so. This plant seems pretty naturalistic.
For the record I don't think it looks like a clove plant. I do think it somewhat resembles the Alkanna plant (Henna), which has round fruits at the ends of the stalks, and the other plants I posted upthread. Vaccinium also has red and green leaves later in the year but the berries don't have the little whorled bracts. If the person who drew it was being sneaky, it could also be Anagallis arvensis (scarlet pimpernel) with the colored leaves standing in for the color of the flowers, but I don't think so. This plant seems pretty naturalistic.