r/PlantIdentification

Pics are from last near, they’re not up yet or haven’t seen any yet. Any information about them would be appreciated I want some in my backyard

I’m a new home owner and we have found this leaf in our grass - just a leaf. Long shot but does anybody know what this could be? We’d like to keep it but only if it’s pet safe :)

Brushed my leg up against these on accident and don’t know what it is

I live in the Midwest and this randomly popped up in my front yard. It's the only one of its kind that I can see.

got this guy from a relative who also has no idea what it is but he gave it to me so I could see what happened if I let it grow. it seems to be growing quickly (it's doubled in size from the two weeks I've had it)

I have no idea what it is. trying to Google scan it also leads to nowhere.

Im in oregon but im not sure of this plants origins as its second hand

in my language its called "Anishe". This plant is connected with folklore and for a project ive been trying to find the english name for it.

Please help me find this plant

I want to be sure this is an invasive or non-threatened species to Southern Missouri before I begin trimming them back to make trails through my property. Additionally I want to impact the forest as little as possible so any advice on how much I can reasonably trim at a time would be really appreciated.

These little reddish green sprouts have suddenly popped up everywhere in the yard! I haven't seen them around before. I'm on the East Coast of US.

Help identifying this plant and if berries are poisonous.

Cutting I got from a neighbor. judging by how it was cut, how the leaf feels, and who it came from I strongly suspect it's a hoya variety? but I'm not sure what type. unsure if this is a naturally grown leaf pattern or a deformation. I'm in Oregon but this is a houseplant. I currently have it rooting in water with my other hoya cuttings. TIA!

Been dealing with this stuff for a few years now. The chickens seem to avoid it and it has a strong herbaceous smell when I cut it down.

Stems are hollow.

Just not sure if it’s poison hemlock or a close family member since it does seem to have *some* hairs.

I found this behind my nans lemon tree in the backyard, and she says she never planted it.

We have two of these trees in our backyard. We are new to this home and we've been back and forth on what this is. We are in zone 6b. Is it a redbud? A peach tree? Or something different? Thank you!

I’m sure the dots are from EFN

Hello! I am currently doing research into the diet of wild midwestern birds and I cannot for the life of me identify this seed. It is from Western PA and was found in the feces of a yellow shafted flicker. Please lmk if you have some ideas on where to ID this!

I was gifted a clipping of this plant but I’m not sure what it is? Currently water propagating

South Texas. I had borage in the garden last year and reused soil. These sprung up under my tomato plants. Are they borage or some other surprise? Thanks!

Hi!

My uncle gave me this plant and I cannot figure out what it is! (Yes I know it’s dying, my house was way too cold this winter + he gave it to me a little damaged) He told me it was not a bird of paradise. What is it?

Sometimes I put seeds into pots and forget about them. I’m seeing these plants pop up and they’re going to seed. Is it a weed?