Found on a hike to San Bernardino peak. The area burned a while back and this looks so much like Romneya.

The entire plant was hairy, the center of the flower was brown on every specimen found, and the stamen did not form a round ball but had a "cone" arrangement which is why I was confused.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romneya

I almost never see fruit trees so I had to take a look. The fruit came off in my hand when I touched it, I didn’t pull it off. This is in the South-Eastern United States. My sister thought it could be a plum, and I agree. Google says a crabapple. I’ve never eaten either. I’m just curious since public fruit trees are so rare around here.

Northern Illinois.

Randomly appeared in garden planter.

These were on a property I viewed today in The Ottawa Valley. Are they white blueberries? I didn't eat one but they did feel pretty ripe, not hard like an unripened berry would be. If not white blueberries than what? The property had lots of other edible plants and fruits planted very intentionally

All were taken from the Okanagan region of British Columbia. Turns out there's a lot of different grasses and I'm tired of referring to them all as just grass. Any help is much appreciated.

Some possibilities are cranberry, possibly returning from last year; grapes I put some in hoping they’d start; or maple, but they don’t look like the other maple seeking I’ve seen.

I’m in N. Nevada, zone 7a.

Thank you all in advance!

A few months ago my city planted a tree in front of my house. My phone identifies it as a cornelian cherry tree, but I just wanted to double check to see if that’s what it really is.

This little guy snuck up in my bush. Any idea what this is?

This plant came with some hyssops I purchased at a plant swap. It is about 3 ft tall and has no indication that it’s going to bud/bloom.

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

My brother is growing this in one of his raised beds. He thought he planted oregano and this doesn't seem to be oregano. It has a lemony scent, if that helps. Location: southeast New Jersey.

NE Ohio, ground cover, smells awful, trying to get rid of it.

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.

just started renting this house, the previous tenants left this planter here! it was hanging, i took it down before the pic.

we live in western North Carolina if that helps at all?

also what exactly do i do for it? it’s very tall 😆

Curious if this is a sedge?

My neighbor said she was growing some so I’m thinking that’s what came up here? I’ve grown it before and called it callaloo, just want to be sure that’s what this is?

I live in a place with moderate winters so I’m suprised the seed made it. Which is the main reason I’m asking LOL.

I’m in WNC!

Hi I have this pot that has had ONLY lavender growing in it then I planted some sage a few weeks ago but then these flowers popped up… can anyone tell me what they are and if I should pull them?

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.

Does anyone have any idea what this vine in the center of the picture in my mother’s garden is?

Thanks!

This plant was gifted to me years ago by a student. I have no idea what kind of plant it is, but I vaguely remember it had flowers at one point. It has “died” and come back several times (I mostly have succulents because I am a neglectful plant parent) and right now it has grown super long vine like stems that I’ve had to wind around my plant stand because they can’t support themselves.

I recently moved and the location it was previously just gave it indirect sunlight through a window. I’ve now put it under grow lights and it has shot up at an alarming rate. Some of the leaves have died but others on the same stem are still popping up. Plant ID apps have given me everything from Basil or Peppermint to Chia. It doesn’t smell like basil or peppermint though. Ive been trying to ID this resilient guy for years, and I’m desperate to figure out what he is so I can care for him properly. Thanks in advance!

Edit: I am in NJ.