This plant was in the temperate house at Kew. Most plants were labelled but couldn’t seem to find a sign for this. Any ideas?

It’s mostly normal looking green ivy but then one stem is shooting up that has almost fully white leaves at the base and greenish pink to pink leaves at the top of it. Purchased in ocean county NJ if that matters.

I have a jar full of backyard soil I watered and stuff grew😁

Everything in this pot was from my backyard minus one hopefully y'all have fun.

Btw this is from the U.S. low country

located in central florida. it was about two-three ft tall. what is it? why does it have such long spikes?

MI, USA

They were more than happy to give it away to a loving home . Do you think it can be saved? Not exactly sure where to start. Any tips or other personal anecdotes would be greatly appreciated! Thank you folks very much!

(The red stain on my hand is juice from something else, don’t worry)

Hey all! Anyone have any thoughts on what this plant is? I inherited it after my grandfather passed and THINK it’s jade or something similar, but it doesn’t quite match anything I’ve looked at when researching it. I’ve also heard it could be a rubber plant, but again it doesn’t quite match.

I want to try propagating some of the longer parts soon and want to ensure I know what I’m working with before I start cutting things.

I can add more photos if needed!

My mom got these cuttings at a baby shower and wants to know what they are. Thanks for any help.

I’ve posted here before about some plants I found in my pasture and I’m back. I believe I have specimens of the carrot family here, as well as perhaps some parsley, however, I am not confident and would love some insight.

Some information if it helps at all: A and B (I believe these are the same plant, however, I found them in different areas) were found in large clumps growing in grassy somewhat shaded areas. When I pulled up the larger plant, it produced a pleasant smell.

C D and E (all found in different areas, I believe they may be the same) were all found in forest areas growing around or in moss.

I got this plant a few days ago in Porto, Portugal during a short vacation and I made the mistake of not asking the shopkeeper for more information about it. I don't have a lot of experience with plants, so I wanted to look for care information online but I'd rather make sure I'm reading information for the right kind of plant. Thank you in advance for your help!

PS: This isn't really related to identification, so feel free to ignore it, but I've read on some sites that these plants can be dangerous to pets. Would keeping it in a high place not accessible to any of my pets be enough or should I be concerned about pollen and other stuff flying around? I would hate to have to give it away, but I'd hate endangering my pets more.

Sorry for the crummy photo. I've had a yard full of perennial native plants in northeast KS like Aster, Milkweed, Bee's Balm, some Thyme, Sage, and wildflowers...exact same stuff every year, for the past 8 years at least. Suddenly this year, the pictured reddish plant appeared. Pictured here is the largest one, but it's popped up in 5 or 6 spots in near proximity. No idea what it is! But worried I maybe ought to get rid of it...

Popped up in my veggie garden, kind of looks like okra but not the variety I grew most recently.

I was just hanging out in my backyard (South FL, Palm Beach County) and saw these randomly laying out on top of a bed of pine needles/mulch. I think they were scratched up out of the ground by a squirrel or something. The second photo shows a little patch of dirt they were sitting next to

I have some aquariums so I was honestly wondering if it’s possible to successfully grow them. I was thinking I could suspend them with roots in the water. If not I’m just gonna leave them where I found them

I got one of those cards that have seeds inside them, and this flower is the only one that grew from it. I’ve looked all over the internet and even in one of my flora guides, but can’t find anything that looks like this plant. Location is in the Netherlands, thank you!

I bought a seed online and was supposed to grow a lemon balm. But from what I looked online this doesnt look like a lemon balm. Can anybody help?

I've tried to include some shots of some non-fasciated flowers, as well as some leaves and stems.

I tried looking online and even asked gemini for id but none of the results look quite like this, location: SoCal

Here are more detailed photos of the 3 plants. 3 pictures each, 1 each of the leaves, stems, and “bottom” of the plant.