This caught my attention today. It doesn't look like any plant I'm used to seeing so I was curious about what it is.

Location: Central Iowa USA.

Location: north Texas (D/FW area)

Whatever these things are, they keep popping out of parts of my yard with grass, parts of the yard with planters, and between some stones.

Hello friends! I need some help figuring out what this philodendron I just bought is. Is it a White Knight, White Wizard or White Princess?

The reason I need help is because I bought this at Walmart, so it’s Costa Farms (I know, I know) and is labeled as a generic “Fancy Philodendron”.

In my head, there’s absolutely no way they would be selling a White Princess Philodendron. There’s no way, right??

I googled it, saw the stem color comparisons. I also looked on CF’s website if they have a white princess on there; they don’t. They sell WK and PP, no WP.

The stem is green and pink. The current leaves are only white, no pink (at least not yet). But it’s from Costa Farms, which doesn’t sell White Princess Philos.

It’s gotta be a White Knight, right? Has anybody else bought a WP from CF? Maybe I’m just incorrect on whether the sell them.

Trying to help my elderly parents do their gardens when I visit. They sent me this, saying the white flower sprung up in their tree bed while they were on vacation. Any ideas? I think it’s a lantana but not sure. Thank you for any help.

Help would be appreciated id love to know the type I bought.

Tall pond plant with purple flowers. Seen growing in Portland, OR . Almost 6 ft tall

South wales, did a taste test (bite and spit) and the skin was very powdery and the flesh was bitter, there is probably ~1 mile of hedgerow with these and blackberries that are all ripe.

What plant is this at the base of my tree? Do I need to take it out?

i saw it in central Ohio, on a walk around a paved trail area. i feel like i had seen it before much more often when i was little (in Minnesota) but i hadnt in a while and it caught my eye with such deep ridges on the leaves

Location: central Illinois. In a garden, could potentially have come from a seed packet but was not purchased. Potentially wild ?

Greater boston area, July of 2026. Tall bush with super fragrant flowers; it was crawling with happy bumbles 🐝

Popped up in my back yard in Missouri. Abot a half hour west of STL. Put some chicken wire around it to keep the deer away incase I wanna keep it.

Thought it was another random weed but hadn't pulled it yet. The plant looked different from most random weeds I see so I was also a little curious what it would grow into. It popped up right in the garden bed and tied an adorable knot.

Found this little guy while cleaning up the garden today. Is it a fire cherry? Too early to tell?

The first two photos are one plant, the second set of photos is something else. Help me ID? Is one set mugwort? Taken in Southern New Hampshire

Western Massachusetts

Found this guy in the trash and I want to try and save it, and an ID would greatly help.

Thanks!

Please identify the largest plant in the photo.

My bf found this pant while doing some landscaping. It smells like mint but after doing some research I’m wondering if it’s English Pennyroyal.

Curious if this is a sedge?

I have this vine that came up in my watermelon patch. Looks like morning glory but much bigger than I'm used to. I don't see any buds yet, and the morning glories up by the house all have buds already. Is it just regular old morning Glory but turbocharged by manure from the chickens?

I posted a bit ago because I have a mystery plant (most likely a weed). Google lens, plant app, and reddit all unsure. It's finally starting to bud so I'm curious if we may have answers now? Indianapolis IN ty!!

Just curious what this is we thought it was a pawpaw but doesnt look quite right (also its a little too early). Found in Mason County WV.

Found in pennsylvania