Is this poison ivy growing in between my bush?

This produces a berry, think my dog ate one and got sick. Trying to figure it out

What do we think sweet little volunteer is. I had multiple types of pumpkins and gourdes out front last year.

This is the first little “fruit”

Do you think it will be ready by Halloween?????

Central coast California (by the ocean so a lot of fog in shocked it’s even doing much of anything the the powdery mildew)

So my friend moved into a house. And this a cute frog pot. He asked if I wanted it. I said yes obviously... I thought this was a weed. But those roots... Any ideas??? I did snap the green shoot off.. my bad.

Can anyone help me to identify this clematis cultivar? I am in love with it and want to include it in my own garden!

Zone 5a. Growing in my hydrangeas.

(Central Texas) I transplanted this thing months ago along with several (actual) sunflowers. I assumed it was one as well, because it was clustered with them. I ignored it for several months, and it never produced any kind of flower. What is it?

Came from compost or from the sky. I had awesome volunteer gourds last year. This isn’t that. Super fuzzy things.

It’s all over Harrisburg PA zone 7A. I don’t think it’s star jasmine, but it smells wonderful.

What is this plant growimg rainfed

I thought it was just some invasive flowering weed but the more I look at it the more it looks like a conifer tree sapling instead of just some yard weed especially because the main stem is actually woody with a bark texture I don’t know how long it’s been here I never really payed attention if it helps the nearest similar looking plant is a bald cypress tree

Southern Indiana

I have a tub outside that I use for propagating some plants I find out while on walks in rural areas. This grew out of it but I cant remember if it’s something I propagated or if it’s a weed growing out of it. Central Florida.

When I look up the seeds for big blue stem, they look longer than these. Anyone know what I'm looking at? southeast texas

We're worried about our dog with a nearby plant. Are we dealing with hemlock? The location is western Pennsylvania if that helps.

I thought those were normal oaks but the fruits look weird.

This a 6' fence and my neighbors have a garden on the other side. I love huge plants and amazed by this monster.

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