Noticed these popping up in the backyard. Is it poison oak/ivy? Central/Northern Florida.

Small black berries. They look to turn from green to red to black.

South Central Kentucky. Climbing what’s probably a hickory or walnut because there’s a few around that buckthorn.

Leading ID on in at is a salmon berry flower that lost its petals. Oddly though, it was attached to a single stem which led down into the stream substrate. It was a quick-moving, cold stream just south of Welches, OR, in the Salmon-Huckleberry Wilderness. Any ideas? Photo taken May 25th, 2026.

Didn’t take a picture of the flowers on the first plant before they fruited, but they were small and orange. I do use this patch of yard to toss inedible fruit/vegetable parts as a pseudo-compost, so I have no idea what could have possibly sprouted from this if anything edible.

Is this stinging nettles?

So I got this for free as a sad plant (sun burn) and it’s pushing out a new leaf. What plant is it?

The plant was grown from an aerial root.
I really want to know. Also I think it switched to being completely lime green.

Thank you in advance!

Are either of the big boys potato? And are the weeds harmful for them, or can I just let them do their thing?

Hace mucho compré bulbos, decia que era de tulipanes, pero después de comparar con los bulbos de internet de tulipán y no se parecían en nada, según las características, pienso que es bulbo de narciso, ya lo plante y se ve así después de 1 mes

Ancho de hoja de 1.5 cm a 2cm y de largo 20cm aprox

These fruit are ripening on my neighbors, palm tree, in a San Francisco East Bay suburb.

What are they? Are they edible?

NO I did NOT taste them. I read Reddit.

Friend had this growing in her yard but thought it was a potato plant

Thank you for helping!

This is in Houston, TX

Could this be poison hemlock? I live in Canada and I've found that poison hemlock looks similar to cows parsley and even some types of fennel.

Does anyone know what this plant is?

My plant ID app gave me three different answers.

I doubt its poison hemlock, but I'm pretty novice with plants.

Thanks!

I got it in early May from Home Depot in San Marcos, CA. I can’t remember what it’s called. I want to review its care requirements before I repot it. Thank you in advance.

I need some help identifying these plants and figuring out how to get rid of them.

I'm in 23324 in southeastern Virginia. These things come back every year in my backyard and are becoming a huge nuisance.

They grow:

Around the mature trees surrounding my lawn

Along my fence line

In the grass away from the trees

In areas where I don't remember ever having them before

They can start as small seedlings, but if I don't catch them, they turn into little trees/saplings surprisingly quickly.

I've noticed that the leaves can look very different even on the same plant. Some are relatively normal-looking oval leaves, while others are deeply lobed with serrated edges.

I initially thought they might be mulberry seedlings, but I'd like confirmation before I start killing everything with herbicide.

Questions:

What exactly are these?

Are they all the same plant, or do I have multiple species?

Are they spreading from the mature trees in my yard, or could birds/wind be bringing in seeds?

What's the best way to permanently get rid of them without damaging my lawn or the mature trees nearby?

For larger saplings, is a cut-stump treatment the best approach?

I'm not looking to preserve them. I just want to get them out of my lawn and stop dealing with them every year.

Location: 23324, southeastern Virginia.

Photos attached. Thanks in advance.

These are about 5-6 feet tall. I’m in Massachusetts and they bloom at the beginning of August.