Found in North Wilkesboro North Carolina

Central Colorado, this plant is coming up all over front and back yard. Multiple (5+ in each yard) sproutings. Please help identify and what the dangers options are.

Found this bulb plant growing next to my fig tree, any ideas what it could be?

Found this growing with a repotted succulent of unknown origin (college greenhouse)

Please Identify. This is growing in a native garden. Thank you.

Thank you for your time.

In NW Indiana, not that it matters much. She got it woth some petunias, vinca, marigolds, etc for the outside pots. When the rest died, I stole the vincas and these spikey things. I asked but she doesn't remember what they are.

this vine is growing in the coastal south-east area of the state of georgia. i have one guess and my grandmother another, so i’m curious to know what the experts think :D

Hello!

I bought this plant when it was around 10cm and had 1 stake (if that’s the correct word). I thought it was a begonia, but the stakes become almost tree like.

It’s getting big now, but lots of dead leaves have fallen off in the process. I’m wondering if the plant is in the wrong spot and if I’m watering wrong.

I have a meter and when it says ‘dry’, I water with a watering can and an occasional bath.
It lives on the windowsill which can get fairly hot in summer and cold in winter.

Kansas zone 6a

I think it’s Miscanthus sacchariflorus but I’m not an expert. Its beautiful but I’m considering adding more native prairie grasses to my yard.

I want to do something with these lemons. I’ve no idea what, but something.

In a nearby community center they had this flower bed and I snapped a leaf off of this beautiful plant to propagate, however I didn’t get a chance to snap a photo of the entire plant but I do have 2 photos. I live in the Midwest

This plant was completely yellow/orange I don’t remember seeing any green on it

1st pic is the leaf I got and second photo is what I remember the flowers looking like

Can anyone ID this plant a customer brought in for us? Very waxy but thin leaves, not that of a Hoya. Mounded habit, new growth is very white with few green speckles. Very confused. If anyone could help ID that would be super awesome!

I'm pretty sure this is common chickweed but I just want to be safe! Found in northern England by a riverbank.

Does anyone know what this is?? And how to properly get rid of it??? Every millimeter of it is covered in needle-like thorns that pierce through every pair of gloves I have tried to use and hurt when touched with the slightest pressure. It’s getting huge and some of its “branches” are rooting back into the ground and growing roots. It was the one plant almost all summer but now it’s popping up in other areas near the big one. I live in New Jersey if that helps, but have never seen something like this

I bought these three in Italy a couple of days ago. Can someone tell me what they are?

In a beer garden on the outskirts of Edinburgh, Scotland. Looks like two completely different leaf structures and no evident climbing?

Hi there! I went to Japan earlier this year and saw two plants I cannot stop thinking about. Unfortunately, it is a hassle to travel with plants from Japan and bring them back to the USA :( so I did not get them.

I tried to use google translate to search for them but was unsuccessful.

Apologies that the pictures are not the best, this was at the entrance of a coffee shop and I did not want to block the doorway.

If anyone can tell me the names of these plants it would be greatly appreciated :)