r/PlantIdentification

Hello, can someone identify this plant?

The lady selling said its black berry Thornless Borneo Chester.

But i have doubts. I am from the tropics.

I bought many years ago and my ADHD kicked in and I left it in an area of the yard and forgot all about it. It died off and I thought that was it. But now it looks absolutely stunning with very little attention. I would love to get some more of this, but I have no idea what it is.

Located in Adelaide, Australia

We live in mid Minnesota, have a small corn garden and this mystery plant grew along with it. Google says it could be Johnson grass or Proso millet. Please help!

Funky lil dude on morning walk

I ran into this plant in western Virginia. When I opened my fence gate it shook this plants around covering me head to toe to in small, fiberglass like needles. They are nearly invisible and are very painful especially in the inside of the elbow and neck. The plant is entirely brown and is about 7 feet tall. The last photo is of the needles themselves they are about 2-5 millimeters long.

These vines/ivy are growing on my pool fence. Every year they go from green to deep purple. There is a thick seed in the middle. When burst open, they smell like grass. Just curious as to what the plant/berries are. If they are harmful to animals/children?

When I moved in 2023 on there was only ivy on a section of the fence. Each spring I’ve been working on weaving and directing where to go and it’s filled my fence which I love for privacy. Just need to know what these little berries are!!

A local garden consultant said it was an azalea. I think it might be a type of laurel. It bloomed primarily in spring, early summer, but has had a flower or two bloom since then, a mix of light and dark pink. SE Pennsylvania. Thanks!

What is going on here?? PictureThis said it was a salvia but I’m unsure considering the bright purple leaves

The berries when squished produce a extremely bright pink color

Found this randomly growing in my (admittedly poorly maintained) garden. Is it poison ivy? I brushed my fingers over it because I was wondering if it was connected to another plant before realizing it might be poison ivy and dropping it. The darker, smaller leaves in between the spiky ones in the second pic are my tomato plants. How fucked am I?

EDIT: Lol I'm dumb, it's just a blackberry vine reaching veeeery far from where it was planted. Consider this one solved!

I have no idea what this is. The ID app on my phone comes up with different answers every time. It’s definitely growing like a weed. At first I thought it was mint but all the leaves are quite skinny. Please help! I live in Alberta Canada, if that is any help!

North shore, Massachusetts. Several of these are planted around my foundation beds. I suspect they were added just before I moved in last year to stage the home.

I’m in the processes of swapping out non-native plants on the property for native ones (or at least plants that confer an ecological benefit).

Due to some health issues I have neglected my wildflower garden this summer. It had a bunch of flowers in the beginning of Summer, but we have a groundhog under our house that I’m trying to figure out what to do with. She flattens all the plants she doesn’t want to eat, and devours the plants she does leaving a one inch stem 😭 Other plants have now taken over my wildflower garden.

Can anyone identify the plants with the serrated leaves? Are any of these leaves to a raspberry bush? We have some close by. Thanks in advance!
St. Louis, MO

South central VA… not sure how long it’s been there’s

Should I be concerned?

Is this poison ivy? Located in southern Pennsylvania

It is a vine, no ideas otherwise

This started growing in my backyard several months ago and it didn’t look like the typical weeds I get in the yard. Any ideas? Should I rip it out?

It’s just under 4ft tall at this point.