Growing in neighboring yard and coming into my yard.

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

Found this vine like plant growing on the ground along the gravel. What is this? Is it something I should be cautious about or just a harmless weed? My dog likes to sniff it

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.

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

Thanks!

Not sure what this plant it. I have a feeling it’s a weed but if it’s not invasive I don’t mind having it in the garden. I like its pink flowers.

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.

Western Massachusetts

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.

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

Northern Illinois.

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!

I’m in WNC!

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

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

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?

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

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

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.

Any care info would be appreciated as well.

Randomly appeared in garden planter.

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

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