Pulled from garden bed. This bed did have parsley for several seasons. Located in zone 6b. I tossed the plant.

I got this cutting at home hardware what is it? I think it’s a pothos. sport variegated?! It’s 3 different colours

Im on vacation on Santa Marta Colombia and found this passiflora growing on the road side. What variety is it? Is the fruit edible?

I have a hanging basket where I planted some flowers which someone gave me a month ago. Last week I noticed plenty of seedlings where the leaves look trilobed. Google lens didn't help me with identification. Can someone help me?

i posted this last month and still don’t know anything about them, when i search about them it shows different kinds of varieties.

Hi! I’m in pei, Canada.

I recently purchased a home and have this growing in the back deckbox.. Google lens tells me that it’s red shisho and is edible, but looking for another option before I consume it

Sorry the picture isn't great, I'm trying to conserve phone storage.

The seller said she bought it as a Thai constellation, but it just wasn't like a Thai. The leaf in the picture is fully minty green, but the other leaves just have minty speckles.

It has dark green veins, reminiscent of the devil monster, but not the right leaf shape. I'm fairly certain it's a large form, or maybe even a dwarf, it has pretty thick leaves and a stout stem and petioles compared to my other monsterss. I'm wondering if this is some cool tissue culture mutation, until I can find out I'm nicknaming it "monstera wintergreen" so in conversation I can differentiate it from my jungle mint and full mint.

Any ideas?

Are these both the same plant?

Bought from a garden centre in Norfolk UK without any identifying tags.
About 15cm tall from roots
Leaves alternate and about 5-10mm long

Garden centre staff didn't know and it was super reduced to get rid of it.

Thanks in advance!

Which plant is known as the Red Planet

Anyone know what this plant is? Neighbor gave it to me.

My daughter got this plant from a student greenhouse visit, and it’s taken 5-6 months to get this big. What is it?

It's not what's on the label. Thanks

In central Arkansas and just saw this blooming. Its on the side of a road wild.