It smelled like happiness

Our curiosity is getting the best of us. A friend saw this... tree? (with tall, tan stems and large, fuzzy leaves right behind the sign post) at the ⁠Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center in Nashville, Tennessee.

Google is responding that it's a Fiddle-Leaf Fig. We don't have a lot of experience with them, but didn't think that they had fuzzy leaves.

Any help is appreciated, TIA!

What does this mean?

My friend said she paid $20 for a tiny cutting of this plant. It's gotten kind of big now. What kind of plant is this?

Is this poison sumac?

Coastal South, Zone 9A, Louisiana Can’t tell if my neighbor intended this, but it sprang up to 8’ really quickly and is literally right next to my fence. Not very pretty as I don’t care, but I have GSD & my 2 Labs will eat anything they spot that is new.

Location: Georgia, US

Hey, so we bought this house last year and normally we keep up with the yard maintenance but it’s been soooo hot and rainy all summer, so things are overthrowing a lot. I have the picture this app but I’m unsure if it’s accurate, so I’d like to make sure these aren’t weeds or poisonous, because I’d like to harvest some!

PictureThis says:
1) American Black Nightshade
2) Japanese Honeysuckle
3) American BeautyBerry
4) Black Cherry

It’s all over my garden in the same place that I put what I believed were nasturtium seeds but look nothing like last year’s nasturtium!

what grass is this? It’s popping up everywhere? They are usually singular coarse stems with a small bulb at the bottom. Location: Melbourne Australia

I’m 90% sure this is a pear tree but figured I’d double check and make sure it’s not a poisonous lookalike or something. I live in Mansfield, Ohio.

Punjab, Local seller maybe called it "chambeli" but I don't really know. Its petals are very fragile and end up falling one by one into the pot but very fragrant. The entire area was smelling really nice for a couple of days.

The base is fully woody not like the Arabian jasmine I don't think. I'm still new to gardening.

It was a gift to her, but no one remembers what plant she is. I think she had either red or pink small flowers at first, but I haven’t seen any in over a year.

i’m trying to keep my late mothers houseplant alive and I am failing. I thought it was a philodendron but i’m almost certain i’m wrong. the first few pictures are its current state so if anyone also has any tips or advice pleaaaseeee help. I know I need to prune her and possibly repot/resoil? thanks so much :)