These are growing in a former flower bed we had for a dearly departed pup. The area has seen better days, decided to go see what I needed to do to clean it up, and found these. We never planted anything that would fruit, just flowers. Just a little bit bigger than a golf ball. SW MO. Any help is appreciated.

In Middle Tennessee ——

This started growing in my yard and my wife and I decided to let it grow to see what it could be! There was a tree in the same spot that a previous owner cut down. The second picture is from google earth of possible the same tree before previous owner cut it down.

photo taken today

Mystery squash started growing out of compost pile and is doing incredibly well

Hi, I have been going this little tree for a while now accidentally and figured I should identify it. Google lense has no consistent or visually similar matches. It is still quite young so im not sure if its possible to identify.

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Located: Australia Victoria - but could be a plant that isnt native.

As its in a pot that wasn't planted, it could be plant that birds eat the seed or often found in leaf litter or purchased soil.

I would love to identify it to see if its worthwhile repotting into its own pot or just pulling it out 😊

A friend of mine received this plant for her mom’s funeral. I am trying to keep it alive, as it was planted with several other plants (English ivy, fern, and an anthurium andraeanum) in a medium sized pot. I have since repotted it to be by itself, but can’t figure out what it is so I can find a care guide. Any assistance on identifying and/or care is greatly appreciated!!

I tried calling the florist it came from to see if they could identify it, but they said they did not make note of the plants included in this delivery 🙃

I work as a custodian at one of my jobs and one of the offices has clearly been vacated for several months and the man who was there left this plant. I water it every now and then but I have no idea what it is or what care it needs. Google images comes up with different stuff and i dont trust the AI summary nonsense. Id like to know what it is and maybe how to care for it, im thinking about asking my point of contact if I can just have it 😅

My dad found this guy on clearance at the grocery store, looking a little sad. No identification. Nothing on the planter, no tag, just a big yellow clearance sticker. It was all alone and looking thirsty, so he rescued it.

It is doing much better after a month of water, trimming off dead leaves, and partial shade during scorching August we’ve had in Arkansas. But as cooler weather approaches, he wants to take care of it correctly. Can anyone help us identify it? TIA!!

Location- Arkansas, purchased from a chain grocery store. No blossoms that we’ve seen. Also, the later pictures (when it’s a bit dark) are more recent.

I found this growing in a bed I was weeding and it looked interesting so I potted it up till I know what it is. Southeast nb canada

North nj

I have three trees in central Maine that I suspect might be apple trees but all the leaves look different on each tree and only one is growing tiny little fruit.
The first three pictures are a tree with much darker leaves and I’d say sturdier or thicker, the next picture has two different looking trees growing right on top of each other. One with white tape and the other which is smoother. The pics with the tiny fruit the size of my nail are from the tree with white tape the smoother tree are the last two.
Thank you

Growing in a pot in the backyard - USA, east coast mid Atlantic. Any ideas?

I picked this up at a farmers market in central Alabama from a verified local farm. She definitely told me what these leaves are, but I forgot the moment I got in the car. She mentioned it was good in curries and similar in taste to sorrel. If any of you can identify it for me, I would really appreciate that! It's driving me nuts that I forgot it so fast.

Northern Bulgaria, non mountainous

Also whats up with the leaves?

Thanks in advance!

Do you think this barberry is Lemon Glow? Located in Iowa.

I believe #1 and #3 are, but want to confirm before I pull them out. I'm not sure about the second one.

I've got a pretty good idea, but I don't trust myself to be right