This came up amongst my daylilies last year. I neglected to remove it (I'm a lazy gardener) and is growing rapidly. I'm gonna cut it and paint the stump with "stump and vine killer," but I am curious what species this might be! It's hard to get a picture of the base through all the daylily leaves. I hope you smart people can help ID this!
EDIT: In Saint Paul, MN, USA
What is this very fast growing plant?
North Eastern United States.
Is it a weed?
My home health client got these in a flower arrangement and it hasn’t died for months. She’s curious what plant it is.
Ive been trying to familiarize myself with all the plants on our property. I found this tree this morning and according to my research, I believe it Shining Sumac. Yay or nay?
So I’m guessing this is poison ivy but I’m not positive. I had a bunch of branches cut off this tree and wanted to know how much protection I need to wear while moving the pieces from around this spot. Also, any tips to get rid of this if it is poison ivy? TIA!
The stem is a little fuzzy, leafs are smooth. East of Europe. About 7+ cm high (3-4 inches). Thanks in advance!
I’m doing yard work at the house we moved out of last month. I found these growing beside the house and i’m wondering if these are cannabis or something that just looks like them. Thank you
The other stick is obviously a support. Ive asked two AIs and they both give conflicting answers.
So my mom is a bit or a barbarian (she’s not!! Jk!!). She’s cross planted a few plants I’m I’m just like 🤯. Knowing her, which I do, she probably ran out of pots and stuck cuttings wherever lol. Some plants also are in like a cement mix to the naked eye!! She’s very aloof like that ❤️❤️❤️. So I’m trying to help with a bit of the messiness. Propagate what I can, take plants out of the shades, pull some back, etc.
I’m no expert, but I know what I know. And chat gpt doesn’t know anything. It actually accused me of factchecking when it said one plant was a stromanthe tricolor when it’s clearly not. (Pic #6)
Sorry. Moms in the Dominican Republic
Olá ! Tou no nordeste de 🇧🇷 , fiquei apaixonada por essa flor bonita! Ela tá no todo cantinho e sempre bem bonita
Saw this cute lil flower thing on the AT in Northeast Pennsylvania would like an ID please!
Edit: thank you all!
Hi friends!
This plant is growing in a cluster (bush?) in Upstate SC! Any ideas what it is? It looks like a member of the nettle family to me but I can’t find an ID looking through pictures online (and it’s very likely I’m wrong).
Thank you!
So I was 99% sure I killed my fittonia but I was feeling optimistic so I watered it copiously to see if any of it was salvageable and these tiny little sprouts started coming up. Could they be baby fittonia sprouts?? Or just something random that was in the soil? They're popping up all over the pot so it's not just one or two.
Located in Chicago but I bought this guy at a Trader Joe's and he's never lived outside or anything, so not sure how relevant that is!
Is it poison oak or Virginia creeper? In East Tennessee.
I bought this plant two years ago and the only thing I remember is that it was labeled a succulent/cactus. Recently I was wondering if I've been taking care of it right, as it seems to like more water than I anticipated for a cactus/succulent. I've reverse googled the images, asked AI about it but I can't get any identification. So I hope I can find some answers here! The fluffy parts at the end of the arms turn into flowers for a short while, though I've only seen it flowering once.
not sure if this is allowed, but I was given this mysterious unlabeled packet of seeds and I'm curious about what's in here! do you recognize any of these seeds? located in the midwest of the US, but I don't know if these are native flowers or if that info is relevant
I threw some wildflower seeds here a few years ago and this is the first time these tall plants have popped up. No signs of anything blossoming yet so maybe just a weed?