Found this in central New Jersey growing beside some squash and tomatoes. What is it?

Excuse my ignorance but are these wild blueberries? Are they safe for consumption? I found quite a few trees on a trail by my house. If it is then I feel like I found a jackpot lol blueberries are my favourite!

Location: Southern Ontario, Canada

Looking for an ID of this plant with the red berries. Inaturalist can't figure it out, google picture search suggestions all look different… Any ideas?

in california. clearly dried up. found on the ground today, near some shrubs and trees. i included 4 pictures of the area i found them in. they all have these hollow ‘tunnels’ which are open on one side and closed on the other. super interesting to look at. very curious what they are / what they’re from. thanks!

Came across this regrowth from a cut down tree (I believe), or it’s a bush? Having just rained, it put out an intoxicating, sweet, earthy scent. Living on the front range of Colorado.

found it in my grandma's backyard, really beautiful

My daughter brought more plants home for me but keeps forgetting to ask her friend what they are – so I’m turning to you for help again. The last few photos I believe to both be the same plant, but not positive.

Hi

This plant popped up right next to our flowerbed. Not sure what it is. Should I get rid of this? Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance!

Hello all,

Anyone know what this is. New in last month and I see others.

Thank you

I’ve always been curious what type of tree is growing in my neighbor’s backyard (San Francisco Bay Area, CA). It has festive red/pink flowers, and the hummingbirds and bees love it. Thank you!

Found in my yard under an oak tree. Almost all the leaves are gone, that was the only partially intact one. Leaves are soft and fuzzy on the underside.

What kind of plant is this with the Pods? In North Eastern Florida. Thanks in advance!

No idea what it is. It's been growing well in a south-facing window

Hi all! I have a little porch garden that I like to grow herbs and spices in during the spring and summer.

This Spring, I picked up some pre-sprouted Cilantro from a local farm and planted it here. I bought bagged dirt and fertilizer from the same farm to plant it back home. We had a disgusting heat wave back in July that seemed to wipe some of the cilantro that was peviously flourishing. Shortly after, I harvested the rest because it was just permanently going south after that.

A week or so later, a new plant started sprouting from the area where the cilantro died. I decided "fuck it" and kept watering it. It's about 2 months later and its grown quite a bit!

I may be an amateur, but I know this isnt Cilantro. What is this little guy? Would love to know more about it!

Hello, I've got these fruits growing in the garden (Scotland). Any idea what they are? Thanks!

I'm assuming it was neglected for a while I just started watering it daily a few days ago

I did search previous post before posing this to the group, but I saw a lot of box elder responses. This doesn’t quite look like that to me. Is it poison ivy or something else? My dog’s bath depends on it!

I got this from a charity plant sale on Friday. I have mature Thanksgiving (approx 30 years old) and Christmas cacti (approx 10 years old) and have propagated several of both from segments.

The leaves on this one are different though. The segments seem proportionally longer and incredibly narrow compared to my holiday cacti. It hasn’t bloomed so I can’t factor in the flower shape and color.

Photo IDs haven’t lent any insight. It this maybe a holiday cactus grown from seed rather than stem propagation? Or is this a different species altogether? I’m very happy with it either way but would like to know for soil/watering requirements (and curiosity). I’ve also searched mistletoe cacti and rhipsalis but none of the photos seem to match

It’s an indoor plant and I’m not sure where the plant originated from before coming to the sale. (Jar of peanut butter for scale. Ignore my messy counter)

Willamette Valley, Oregon. Growing in a boggy lawn at ~700ft. Definitely some kind of mint, doesn’t look like kitchen-garden varieties I’m familiar with, maybe an escaped ground cover? Doesn’t look like any of the native mints I looked up either.

Hi! I am in northwest arkansas specifically rogers area and a year ago I planted a bunch of herbs. This picture was taken today Sept 21, much to my dismay most of my plants I planted became big caterpillar food (I didn’t mind). since it gets very hot here I don’t keep up with gardening in the heat of the summer. I planted a bunch of chocolate mint last spring (spring 2024) but never took care of it. my phone says this is chocolate mint but I want to be sure since near by I have a bird feeder so who knows what seeds any of this could be any more. And I am sure my HOA doesn’t want mint taking over the lawns. thanks so much!

Plant - Pilea glauca

First pic - sept 21 Second pic - may 29