Got loads of these as trees any idea
curious to know what this is, it's a good sized tree
u/raulmonkey — 11 hours ago
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Any ideas on this bulb?
We’ve never seen it flower, and I needed to remove the plant in order to lay down mulch. I planted about 5 of the biggest bulbs with the longest roots left directly in a pot, will they survive?
u/ExcuseToYearn — 1 hour ago
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My dad bought this "avacado" tree off Temu, but we're skeptical of these serrated leaves...
Told him to stop using Temu lol.
u/Tuna-Head — 8 hours ago
Can anyone identify what type of plant this is?
It came from a bouquet bought from a common general store, and it has surprisingly decided to root 😅
Thanks in advance for any insightful clues or comments 🫡
u/Papaslange — 3 hours ago
Found at a grocery store in Louisville Kentucky
my 4 year old helped me pick out some plants today. This little plant didn't have any identification when I got it home. just trying to figure out so I know how best to care for it. he liked the red flowers
u/ultimatepcgamer — 6 hours ago
What kind of plants do we have here?
Given as a gift. Trying to decide whether to repot, or plant in the ground.
We are in central Texas.
u/Substantial_Log_6630 — 4 hours ago
What’s what? What’s invasive, what’s native? A few miles off from the east end of the Great Salt Lake
I know that the goatheads and whitetop are hella invasive and I know that cheatgrass is also invasive but it’s hard to tell cheatgrass from native grass. I’m pretty sure the creeping vines are English ivy, but the leaf shape seems a bit odd. I thought the yellow-flowering stuff was dyer’s woad, but they’re a bit small and the leaves look different. As for the natives, I would need their names
u/deadinsalem — 20 hours ago
Week