There's a lot of it and it's about knee height, except a few stalks in the back which are getting taller. I thought it was a grass, but it's gotten pretty big. Is it invasive or native? I like the look of it, but I don't want to just leave it if it's invasive.
We’ve had this for a while now and it sprouted this flower stalk about a year or 2 ago and it hasn’t went away (the flowers on it died and come back sometimes but the stalk is still there and doesn’t die off) the leaves are kind of tough the white spots are bumpy when new leaves start to grow the withe bumps are green and still bumpy and it hasn’t tried to grow up more but it is growing more fuller/wider(the tall one next to it is a different plant)
Based in Wisconsin. From my parent’s house. Asking because we have cats and Persian is poisonous to cats. Pretty sure it’s common, but I have a curious cat so I’ll keep an eye on him to make sure he’s not close and toss if it’s Persian. Thanks!
Saw a pic posted earlier but theirs had a lot more deep ridges
Up in the northeast, my neighbor has these and they then appeared in my lawn, every 2 years-ish? they come up in bloom with the violets. I've been letting my lawn naturalize and have been finding a ton of natural medicinals!
I'm in central Texas, but I got this plant from LA. My corrdinator called it a sea fig. Made this paste that tastes a little like tamarind. Either way, one is covered in those white things. Any idea what/why that's happening?
Hello yall, In Central Illinois here, gf and i just moved into a new apartment and we have a small little backyard porch area. We were wondering if this plant is poison ivy?
Bought a house in south central Missouri, and there are like 5 of these red/green bushes in the yard. Had to buy a whole new set of gloves last week to start working on them because the thorns are crazy.
I’ve tried to identify it by iNaturalist and Seek but it doesn’t recognize…. I know it’s a house plant but that’s all I know 😂😂
Has a very strong taste but I can’t really describe it beyond “herbaceous”
This tall lady (almost 6’ now) sprang up near some cherry trees in a semi-shaded area of my yard. Seek and Google reverse image say it’s a hollyhock but seems unlikely for one of those to just appear. It’s close to my bird feeder and thought maybe a volunteer sunflower. In central NJ. Any ideas?
2 guys I work with were arguing what this plant is yesterday. Can I get an answer from someone with more knowledge than I am please? Thanks in advance
Sprung up seemingly naturally recently in my garden (UK) not sure if it’s something the previous homeowner planted or if it’s wild.
I hope it’s safe as my dog loves playing near it
Located in Colorado. Just bought a house and this plant is in the front yard. Worried it might be hemlock, if it is what’s the safest way to remove it? Thank you!
I was mowing my lawn and was cutting around my tree when I notice these little sprouts growing from the leaf ... it looks rather alien lol
Was trying to make a wildflower garden with flowers actually native to my area (PNW) I did my research and bought a pack of yarrow seeds (Achillea millefolium was written on the pack) Well... they grew into this. Definitely not hemlock, but not sure what it is but its completely taken over my garden. Its blooms are yellow.
The climbing plant and the big leaf plant in the second picture?