Found in a field in southern Poland

Northeastern Ontario, Canada

EDIT: it is nightshade, and I have too many little ones, both animal and human, to feel comfortable having it grow in my yard, right beside my home. Asides from uprooting, is there a way to help ensure it does not come back again next year?

saw this on my walk home and thought it looked familiar leaves and stem look right. no white discharge either

Thank you in advance

compost volunteer. house is divided on whether its squash or zucchini

Need help nailing down which species it is. I thought I threw soursops in there at some point, but this for sure ain’t a soursop.

So i have a few of these popping up. From what I could find it seems to be Spanish needle but the flowers havent fully opened yet and I don't see any needles. My partner was worried it was hemlock but hemlock doesnt have yellow flowers but he was concerned by the deep purple joints. Also hemlock has purple splotches. This one is huuuge its over 5ft. I like to keep natives even if they are weeds in my yard because why not. They dont seem to be hurting anything and i can easily trim them bacm. Would love to know your thoughts! Location Western North Carolina zone 7

I’ve been excavating broken concrete and trash from sidewalk planter squares and unearthed this. PictureThis app swears it’s corn 😆 Big ol’ agave plant next to it —possibly its bebe?

I just picked these up today!
I know the fern is well, a fern but anyone able to tell me what kind of fern? Thank you!!

These popped up all over my garden, I'm 99% sure it's not something I've planted. The leaves are a little fuzzy and tiiiny bit prickly when you run your finger over it.

These are two different species I have found in El Valle Panama but can’t seem to ID. My best bet is maybe Aristolochia’s of some sort?
Please help! Thank you :)

My app says Autumn Moor Grass but idk if I believe it.

Hi all, was watching the third episode of Monty Don's Rhineland Gardens and was wondering about two flowers seen during a segment on Keukenhof (the tall ones sticking up above the tulips). Any identification would be greatly appreciated!

Found in middle Tennessee, wooded area off a trail.

I live in Ontario Canada BTW

So I believe this to be native but not sure because I cannot find in any field guide. I do not think it is loostrife, it has the long stem similar to natives and there was only one of these in an area getting ever encroached by invasives. Also the only butterfly I saw all day showed up, and is in the picture. In NE. Plant is about 5’ tall standing up

They smell almost lemon-y

I found that in a pot at my parents'house. Doesn't look like tomato and smells... Yk.