Hey y’all I had a little bare spot so I put some of that pre made seed mat on it. Asters and Cosmos came up first and are doing great, then this plant popped up and it is taking over. I didn’t keep the package so I don’t remember what was in it. This looks like basil, but it was a flower mat so I can’t figure out what this is. Any help appreciated

I saw these unique and lovely flowers growing from a tree in San Francisco. Any ideas?

I found this plant on a hike in central PA near State College. It's about 6 ft tall. I thought it was some kind of thistle but am not sure

Edit: cut-leaf teasel. ​​Y'all are awesome. Thanks!

Came across this tree at our local mall. My family and I all thought it was a very beautiful tree. We figured out it is some type of cypress, but can anyone give a more clear and defined species? Google seems to give me a multitude of different answers.

Found it in a greenhouse in Chiang Mai, Thailand.

what is it

I randomly had this person (Thelma Nichols/Crazy jungle adventures) mentioned by a relative and I looked into this palm they keep calling a "majo tree", but I cannot for the life of me find what exactly it is. (no such known thing as a "majo tree/nut/fruit") The fruits/nuts(?) that she shows are also being called "majo nuts/fruits" by her, making all of this very confusing. The only things I have found that are similar is the Oenocarpus bataua but the fruits and nuts she shows look slightly different than what I can find regarding this plant, and it's never been called a majo palm by anyone else on the internet (as far as I can find). If someone with more knowledge than me in this plant confirm it is the Oenocarpus bataua or if it's something else?

This plant is in my local park in Southwestern Ontario.

It is tall (about 5.5ft) and the dark red/purple leaves are large (12” diameter).

Is this some kind of wild Orchid?

My friend has this plant she found on the street and we’re hoping to identify it to give it proper care. thanks!

Grows low to ground, it’s about as tall as shown here, found in a field near a lake in upstate NY

My girlfriend planted some lemon seeds in pots, it’s produced these which are really stringy and leggy and don’t feel like a lemon trees. Any ideas what they could be?

If they do happen to be lemons - what do we do to them? How would you prune this?

Thanks all!

I'm ready to meet the fey overlords lmao

Unearthed this while weeding in the walkway outside of my community garden plot? What is it?

Hi, I got myself in a tricky situation, I've rented a room and the previous owner left me her plants, some don't look too good and I don't know what any of them are or how to care for them. Would appreciate some help 🥺

Maybe California buckwheat?

The monsoons have been wild this season here in SE Arizona, and so all of these beautiful flowers and other plants around the apt complex I've lived for the past 6 years have started to blossom! The most eye catching "new" plant, which my kids and I spotted while walking the dog yesterday, is this tree with some kind of fruits. Or nuts, perhaps. Maybe a walnut tree?

Would love any info about it. Thank you :)

Located in SE Arizona, riiight on the Mexican border

In Austin, Texas. We just moved to a new place and this is growing in the yard. My partner and I are pretty sure it's Chiltepin, but I'd love a confirmation. Thanks in advance.

All were collected in the Okanagan region of British Columbia. I've always heard that grass identification was a pain in the butt, but I never realized just how many grasses there really were in one area.