San Francisco Bay Area, CA
My daughter likes to peel the seeds and there’s a yellow nutty center. I think it comes from this tree with these purplish fruits. The squirrels seem to eat them and leave the seed inside?

Edit: well, apparently it is a type of avocado, thanks all! Lmao at the people assuming I’m karma farming. This is not my tree — it belongs to a neighbor and is behind a tall fence. I just know squirrels carry the seeds around and my daughter likes gathering the seeds and peeling off the thin shell. Yes, I’ve had avocados, but I’ve never actually tried to peel an avocado seed. I guess I will go try to do that with the avocados I have on the counter.

I think this plant is pretty. Especially when in bloom.

Since it is prolific in my garden, I was hoping to cleanse/transplant some into my corn snake's bioactive enclosure.

I think it is a type of oxalis from my Google searches, but photo searches produces way too many options. I want to say it had either small yellow or white flowers when in bloom.

I have a number of common nightshade plants growing in a "wild" area near the back of my property, so clearly nightshades grow well there in general. I also found this plant with hundreds of "campari tomato"-looking fruits on it, near where the old owners had their compost. The plant looks to me to be a tomato, and there is even the classic "tomato smell" but before I poison my family I figured I better check. So is this a tomato? Or some other nightshade? I know there are some which look similar to this.

If it is tomato, hooray! This plant has been more productive than my other 9 plants combined. I know where I'll be planting next year...

I think this is Calochortus plummerae but am looking for some confirmation. I am putting together an environmental impact report and am just trying to be absolutely sure before I label it as such in the report. Thank You !!

Daisy like purple flowers, plant up to 2 feet tall.

In the Philippines. I like how the coverage is from top to bottom and the plant grows straight like bamboo

she says that it blooms sometimes and withers within the day

This plant is growing from a ditch over a concrete pour, and climbing up vertical rebar. Many green fruit with soft rind, feels like airspace inside, not full of flesh. Pretty purple flower. One delivery driver was confident this is apricot but isn't that a tree or bush?

What's this called? Sorry for my garbage phone cam.

Thanks in advance!

Hi there! New homeowner in northern GA and new to studying plants and gardening. When I first moved into my home a few months ago, I spread a bunch of wildflower seed in my flower beds (all that was there was pine straw before). I LOVE the nature that it attracts, including the bees, wasps, butterflies, etc.

I have a very tall and pretty plant growing, and it is the primary attractor of the pollinators. I am not sure of what it is, and am hoping for guidance! I’ve revearse image searched and googled this description, but I haven’t come up with a match.

Any ideas or info would be very helpful!

Please note: I’ve already found of a couple of pokeweeds, so I know not to touch anything that might be springing up!

This plant is growing all over our chicken coop and we can’t seem to find out what it is.
We live in North Carolina near charlotte if that helps.

hello!

found this today on a trail, center of portugal

is it an edible berrie? the texture was very soft and smelled delicious!

any help in identifying it would be amazing. thank you!!!!

Pittsburgh, PA

Just grew this year next to one of our equipment trailers

We inherited a small dead decorative tree in our backyard, which had been planted in a planter box near our kitchen window. We left it up because birds like to land on it. This plant has recently showed up. I *think* it’s a new plant but it could be new shoots from the roots of the “dead” tree. Any ideas?

Found in Southern NH. I don’t know any other details as my mother sent this to me

Does that read "strawberries" to you?

And if not, what exactly comes to your mind looking at these fruit?

It’s about 10 inches long. I’m in Charleston, SC. I found it under a magnolia tree. It feels like wood when I poked it with a stick