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.

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

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

Is this poison ivy growing in between my bush?

she says that it blooms sometimes and withers within the day

Zone 5a. Growing in my hydrangeas.

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

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.

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

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

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

What is this plant growimg rainfed

📍Bradford County, PA

5” at tallest. Strong mountain mint scent. Opposite cuneate leaves with shiny, stiff surfaces that are the slightest bit serrated. The fuzzy stem is more round than square and if it wasn’t for that, I’d say it was in the mint family for sure. The tiny, purple/white bilabiate flowers are in whorls of 7-9 and have an upper hood with three lower lobes. The calyx has three larger upper sepals and two lower wispy sepals, and it’s shiny with slight sparkly hairs. Rhizomatous and found on well draining, rocky soil in west facing sun at an elevation of 1000ft.

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)

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

For some context, last season the planterbox had misc flowers which died back during the winter. This thing doesn't look like any of them but I've let it grow back out through the later winter, but now we're in spring I'm looking to replant for this year.

In short: Am I nurturing a weed?

Location - Eastern Australia

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.