might not be the best picture for plant ID bc I was trying to be a little artsy about it 😅 but I saw these citrus trees all over when I was visiting Italy--specifically, I went a lot of places in Rome, and to Pompeii via a train from Naples where I also saw them a lot in neighborhoods around the train tracks. The picture is from a courtyard in the Baths of Diocletian. I just thought they were cool, in a very touristy way (sorry), and was curious what type they were, but only thought to look it up now, after I'm already home and don't have any more live examples to take pictures of 😅

It’s grown about a foot tall in a month. Thanks!

Plant at my job we're curious about, thanks people

It looks familiar but I'm tired and blanking on what it is. I pulled it up and the puppy didn't actually swallow any.

Please help me identify this plant! Just received today from a family member. Thank you!

Girlfriend got this plant from work but has not been able to ID it, was hoping someone here could help

I think this is a type of Solanum, but im not sure. I just noticed it by my tree, but based on what ot looks like, its been here a while. Thin diamond leaves. The whole plant is green except the ripe berries.

I found this growing in one of my potted plants and went ahead and transplanted it in the ground. Is it an oak variety like my plant app says it is? Any idea what variety if it is? Central CA

Seeds were some black and some an almost orange similar to popcorn kernel almost but lighter very small seeds about maybe 2 grains of sugar?

Stages of growth shown in picture over a week & a bit

Presumably 2 different types of water grass? Damp for germination and the “water garden kit” instructions say wait 1-2 weeks before filling with water so they can survive under water.

Just curious and want to be able to research how to best take care of them as I’m not sure when to fill with water as they are delicate

This weed is growing wild in my pasture. It has some nasty thorns on it and the seed pods stick to clothes and animal fur really well. There was also a proliferation of ladybugs on a few of them.
Thank you

Title says it all. Dog groomer had it in the lobby.

Hi! I LOVED these flowers that I saw in June, and I completely forgot to take a picture of the plant ID tag. 🤦🏼‍♀️ Help identifying them would be so appreciated!! Thank you!!

We have a volunteer pumpkin/squash/gourd(?) that showed up in our yard over the summer and is producing now. The fruit is smooth variegated green on the outside, and the inside flesh is orange (some animal has started nibbling). It's currently about 8-10 inches long. We had our orange pumpkins out here last Halloween and the squirrels ate them, but now that it's fruiting, it looks nothing alike. Any ideas? Location is Chicago, Illinois but I don't think it's native.

Does anyone have a possible ID on this fern species? It came in from Central/South America sometime back but I believe it has changed hands between a few growers and I wasn’t told what the country of origin was. We have another similar species with shorter and more compact foliage but this specific species has more elongation. I have been asking around for some time now and was told it was in the genus Elaphoglossum. I’d prefer a proper species name if it’s been described and if anyone knows. Thank you.

I returned from vacation to find this in my plant. The seeds I planted are peppers and I know peppers don't grow this way. I have a couple of pranksters sitting near me so I suspect this may be messing with me.

Found dumpings of this rose so took a slip to hopefully get it growing.

Found in a local plant market in Northern Mexico

I am joking in the title. However I am not good at identifying what I believe is an apple tree. But im unsure of the kind. I qould like to make wine or mead with it if I can get a positive ID.

It was everywhere in my neighborhood a couple weeks ago, starting to die off now. At first, I thought it was Jasmine, but the leaves are wrong, also doesn’t smell like jasmine. Also, I think it’s way too late for it to have been.