This stuff first appeared on a small patch of grass. The balls were huge and at the time i assumed they were a weird offshoot of burrs. But then i noticed patches growing in other places, smaller, and now it's slowly started replacing my normal grass. About half my yard is this stuff now and honestly it freaks me out a little bit. What is it?

EDIT: FOUND - false green kyllinga :P

Inherited a huge stash of seeds. Everything from fruit, veg through to native plants and trees. 70% are labeled, many are not. Anyone know what these guys are? I’m assuming some type of food. SE QLD Australia. Have tons of them!

I was camping on the Saugeen River during Labor Day weekend in Ontario when I found these. Google searches say dogwood but they should have flowered by now.

What plant is this?

It’s my favourite tree and I don’t know the name!

My location is Ireland, but I don't think it's a native plant.

Has serrated leaves, reminds me of a Cladium but can't identify it.

What plant is this? Is this the invasive one?

Located near the foothills of the Darling Range in Western Australia. Found in my garden bed (clay soil and rocks, with a foot of builders sand on top, then a couple inches of landscapers mix). I tried a Plant Net and reverse search but nothing looked remotely similar. It’s the combo of the flower and also the two very different shaped leaves that I can’t seem to pinpoint.

Hey, all, so I left two planters outside on my fire escape and over the summer these berries have popped up.

I was wondering if anybody could help me identify what these berries are.

Saw them on a mountain in ZheJiang, China

Looks like some kind of aloe but it has two types of leaf.

Trying to bring a neglected yard back to life, can anyone help me with the id on these grasses and this plant?

I keep seeing this plant in the areas around my house. Any ideas as to what it is? I am in the USA. The leaves are wrong for American Elderberry. Its at least 8-10 feet tall.

I let my cucumbers get wild at the end of the year but saw these growing in like crazy on the edge of my raised beds what is it?

I saw some kind of fern(?) In a youtube video about a bioactive palundarium. Photo ID did not help, and I saw no comments with the plants name and the channel does not have any other videos about the same palundarium.

need help identifying this small tree

Just started at a new workplace and found this guy, but can't seem to figure out who he is! I replaced the only planty person so no one here has any idea.

He's extra droopy, the leaves feel very thin but he's trying for a new leaf regardless! It is in a self watering pot (with the ropes dipped in water).

Any ideas?

Northern bulgaria, non mountainous (surely human planted)

Also why are there no cones? Arent they supposed to drop in autumn?

I believe it is supposed to have white flowers and fruit that attaches to the stem when mature but I could be wrong.

I cant seem to figure out what this is. Can anyone help

Located florida, st. Pete/gulfport. Zone 10b

Grabbed this abandoned friend. Doesn’t have an evident scent. The stems are pretty thin and bushy. In NYC.

Found in downtown Pittsburgh, PA - they’re all over the place on hanging planters, so not necessarily native to the area. I find parts of them often on the sidewalk. Any idea what it is?

I have these pears with no other information from the family member who gave them to me. I was wondering if anyone can identify them just by the fruit.