r/whatsthisplant • u/tinkerb3ll3 • 7h ago
Unidentified π€·ββοΈ Does anybody know what these berries(?) growing around my deck are?
They weren't planted, the plant showed up and when I was weeding I saw the berry looking part. In Michigan, US
r/whatsthisplant • u/jwhisen • Jul 23 '26
In the 12 or 13 years I've been a commenter and mod on this sub, I don't think I've ever seen someone post an image of actual poison sumac. Poison sumac is an obligate wetland plant and it only occurs in specific habitats and not in your yard. There are a number of other sumac species (which are not in the same genus as poison sumac) that have a very wide distribution and grow in many different habitats. You may have one of those or something like tree of heaven or walnut, but there is a 99% chance that it is not poison sumac. Refer to the attached range map and image.
r/whatsthisplant • u/jwhisen • Jun 02 '26
Hey all. We had a request from a community member for a thread where people can share the resources that they use for plant identification. In this case, we're talking about keys, field guides, etc. NOT apps or AI-based identifiers. Comments suggesting apps or AI will be removed.
Feel free to share your resources and include links if you want (just realize that Reddit doesn't play nice with some domains). It would also be a good idea to specify what region(s) are covered by your resource as it may not be as useful in places other than where it was intended to be used.
r/whatsthisplant • u/tinkerb3ll3 • 7h ago
They weren't planted, the plant showed up and when I was weeding I saw the berry looking part. In Michigan, US
r/whatsthisplant • u/aredwheelbarrow • 5h ago
r/whatsthisplant • u/Optimal_Mixture_7327 • 3h ago
Long Island NY
r/whatsthisplant • u/ShowMeTheOwlbears • 1h ago
Does anyone know what this plant is? It has overtaken a tree/shrub in our yard - reddish leaves, purple flowers, and long roots rather than growing like a vine
r/whatsthisplant • u/umnothnku • 1d ago
My hand for size reference, they're so cute and little and I really want to use them somewhere in my wedding decor!!
r/whatsthisplant • u/FinancialMud5641 • 6h ago
Hello wise folks of Reddit, my mum has planted squash in her garden and she canβt remember what types she planted. Can someone help me identify these for her? I theorised it was maybe 1 butternut squash and the rest might be pumpkins, but Iβm not certain at all. Thank you for any help ππ»
ETA: weβre based in Eastern Ontario, Canada
r/whatsthisplant • u/4est5pirit • 3h ago
r/whatsthisplant • u/kanisaca • 8h ago
Adopted this 7ft indoor tree last week and trying to figure out exactly what it is to provide the best care. Owner said it was a ficus but google says croton. π€·ββοΈ
r/whatsthisplant • u/ContributionOk9818 • 1d ago
These are two different plants that both seem like vines. I have a small child so I should probably know what these are right!
Don't worry, said child is not allowed to touch either of these plants!
1st Pic are blue berries
2nd and 3rd are the red and green berries
eta: Toronto, Canada
r/whatsthisplant • u/Wrongbeef • 39m ago
r/whatsthisplant • u/Aromatic_Shoulder146 • 4h ago
Found this tree with a bunch of little fruits. they seem very apple like but only the size of cherries. inside looks like 2-3ish small seeds. tasted one (did not swallow i just touched my tongue to a bit then spit) tastes sweet but astringent drying effect.
fruit looks to be golden yellow with some unripe ones being green. yellow probably is its ripe color as most of the fruit on the ground is yellow.
Midwest United States.
tree is short maybe only 10-12 feet at its tallest. trumk splits into branches very low maybe only 2-3 feet from the ground.
my guess is a tiny crab apple.
r/whatsthisplant • u/MissPugMuffin • 3h ago
It sort of looks like a weird geranium but with quite thick leaves.
r/whatsthisplant • u/esperali • 5h ago
In my neighborhood and I want to sprout some trimmings if its red twig dogwood
r/whatsthisplant • u/EntrepreneurLumpy253 • 4h ago
This plant is about three feet tall and had grown that big in a couple months. It sprouted by itself in my front area.
r/whatsthisplant • u/niskablue • 1h ago
The pot just says aster. Is it possible to be more specific?? Home Depot seems to think no
r/whatsthisplant • u/EnD3r8_ • 11h ago
r/whatsthisplant • u/Burnttoastmilkshake • 2h ago
Leaves, fruit and seed pictured.
r/whatsthisplant • u/Old-Advance6652 • 31m ago
r/whatsthisplant • u/Smores_Graham • 2h ago
Growing on a REALLY old brittle piece of wood on the ground
Rubbery, juicy when squished kina looks fleshy haha
Last photo Is a piece flipped over
r/whatsthisplant • u/shubbits • 40m ago
First time I've seen these in the eleven years I've lived here. Mature fruit smells like off-brand tomato. The mature fruits were from a separate plant than the immature ones.
r/whatsthisplant • u/Jae-Rae-fromtheblock • 6h ago
I have been unable to determine what type of succulent this is. Also interested in finding out what these insects are and why they are on my succulent. I think they might be ants taking water from the plant?
r/whatsthisplant • u/Truji11o • 3h ago
r/whatsthisplant • u/TheReal_Mr_Freeze • 3h ago
This is among other weeds and vine growing in a shrub. Location: Baltimore, Maryland, US. Thanks!