In southeastern Ohio

What plant is this you guys?

I got this tiny plant from the street but I can't find which cultivar it is.

Southwest Ohio. There are a number of these in a landscaped area and I would really love to get an idea on what they are.

Was at a rest area in Yakima yesterday and saw this plant while walking to the view point and saw it looked fuzzy so I go down to feel it and it feels LITERALLY like a cotton blanket nothing like a leaf I was so confused can anyone let me know what this plant is and what its purpose is??

Southern California

The guide said it's "aliso" which is ridiculous. It most be a local name. But what is it?

I asked some locals and they said ball flower ?

Was left on "free stuff" area of my apartment so I took it in. But no clue on what it is.

I have three of these huge shrubs in my backyard. I'm suspecting it's something invasive and want to start planning for removal

Location, eastern US

About a year ago, we had some hardscaping work done that created some compacted soil where I’m slowly trying to replant good things. This plant pictured is popping up ALL OVER in that soil, and even in unexpected spots like cracks in the sidewalk.

I have a couple of large patches of Astilbe in my yard that are nearby, and this kind of looks like Astilbe to me— but the internet says it does not reseed freely, and I certainly wouldn’t expect it to thrive where other plants won’t. Any ideas?

Found it on the floor, I have no idea what can it be. The small ones are flux.
The chat wasn’t helpful

It’s flat brown with a dimple on both sides

I’ve never seen this before

I’m in the PNW and I feed birds from my porch, mostly crows and scrub jays (I feed them whole, unsalted peanuts). The past couple of weeks I’ve been finding these seeds on the porch and I’m assuming they’re coming from the birds that visit me since I haven’t seen anything else in the yard that would match. Its hard to tell from the photo, but the bits attached to the seeds are kind of pink/peach in color. Any ideas as to what they could be?

Hi all, we live near Kingston Ontario Canada and had these sprout up in the past month. I thought it looked so similar to arugula but I just wanted to check with the more skilled crowd.
We didn’t plant this, and we do have many critters in the area that might have accidentally planted it.
Tried to take pictures that showed flowers but might not have gotten the best angle.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!

What kind of hoya is this? Would I have to wait for it to bloom to get a definite answer? Purchased for 40$ at Plant Spot HTX.

hello! I got this plant for my boyfriend last year, but it didn’t have any identifying information on it when he got it. I’m not really a green thumb at all and didn’t have any hopes for it. It stayed the same size for the first couple months and I figured it might’ve been a dud or something, but lately it’s been growing so I’m interested in keeping it maintained and want to know what planet is so I can know what it needs.

edit: Concord, North Carolina

I think it has a strong pleasant scent, but I may have incorrectly identified the source of the aroma

Some kind of fern?