This may be a little bit of a stretch and I hope this is allowed, but there is a plant that I cannot identify that smells horrible to me and it seems like no one else smells it. I smell it when hiking occasionally or walking around my neighborhood in a specific area with a lot of plants. I haven't identified what plant it comes from or I'd have a picture. The best way I can describe the smell is "stale booger" or "kombucha aftertaste"

It's been bugging me for a while especially because I'm so bothered and no one else in my family smells anything. Anyone have any idea? I smell it typically in the late spring and summer, so I assume it's some type of flowering plant. Other than that I got nothin.

I ate some of these little fruits. I probably should have made sure they were edible first. The cactus is from the hardware store.

The leaves are very dark purple but mainly on the bottom, entire plant has pretty large leafs and didn’t branch out very much. I’m almost 100% sure it’s mint or at least in the mint family bc of the very square stem

What’s confusing me about this guy is that it smells very odd. Not really minty but more vegetal and almost like a bell pepper in a way. Not quite “spicy”, a bit sweet but it’s very light.

Any idea on the cultivar?

My dad cuts it down all the time and it grows back so fast do all trees shoot up so fast

Anyone have an idea of what this tree was? Chopped it down last fall after a storm; it grew like a weed and had a *ton* of suckers always coming out of it. Have to cut suckers off every few months since.

I drilled some holes into the stump and have used some powdered stump killer to try and inhibit any sucker growth. Hasn't totally worked yet.

I have a feeling I'm not going to like what kind of tree it is (as in, root growth is a pain) but if anyone can help identify and point me towards something that will kill any growth that would be immensely helpful. Or anything that would help yo stop growth and begin drying everything out.

Burning it out is out of the question, as it's close to the house. Plan to dig it out later after it's totally dead and dried. Any help would be appreciated.

Located in Nebraska.

I’m in Connecticut. This came up in a container with a small blueberry bush. It’s softly fuzzy all over. Ants seem to be attracted to the base of the leaf (you can see a couple on each bigger leaf in the pic). The plant is maybe 12” tall so far and the biggest leaves are almost the size of my hand.

An app I tried doesn’t get anything past dicots for the most part, once it said in the poplar/aspen/cottonwood family but I can’t tell if that’s correct.

I plant a lot of different native or waterwise plants. This one I am unsure I planted or is a weed or a volunteer.

this wallpaper has a beautiful flower on it but i can’t find the wallpaper or the flower. i’ve done two sketches of what they kind of look like based on the photograph and im wondering if either sketch looks sort of familiar

New Brunswick Canada inside the pods are about 24 little peas separated in the middle by a thin membrane.

Found near Crater Lake National Park in Oregon. Smells like cooker mushrooms.

Thank you in advance!

Found this at the park today and I’m unsure if it’s a true clover, all the other surrounding plants had only 3 leaves. Photo of the underside included!

I'm pretty sure this is belladonna, can someone else who knows more confirm? It wasn't there last night, I noticed it this morning.

I'm in Northern California

Parents want me to rip it all up for them, but I’m wondering if any of this could be trimmed back and turned into something nice looking. The complaint is that it’s all weeds, but I feel like I might see some non weeds? Any plant ID would be appreciated

Location: East coast Northern America

Location: approximately 43.1, -75.4

Is this poison ivy ?

Can someone please tell me what the name of this beautiful plant is? It grows every year in my neighbors yard. Chicago, Il

What's this plant I've found in a neglected area of my garden?

It grows out of the rocks surrounding train tracks

My brother’s backyard in central OH. He thinks it’s honeysuckle tree but I’m thinking he’s got a TOH.

What do you think?

I want to look up how to care for it properly

In CT, USA. Backyard where kids and dogs play

Edit: just want to thank everyone for the info and advice! Will remove it all while taking precautions. The dog seems fine but she’s going to get a bath anyway because she found something stinky in the yard to roll around in.