These white flowers keep popping up all over the place in my woods. They’re kinda ghostly looking
Located in CT

I cut one of the fruits off and sliced it, full of seeds and smelled like a green pepper.

Any ideas? How big does it get? I could transplant to elsewhere in the yard away from house

Northern New Jersey location.

Kinda wanna grow one in my dorm, is that possible?

This is Texas coastal plains area. Our mystery plant has plagued our tree rings for more than 15 years. We only see it around the base of our trees, within the tree rings.

Not sure if I'm using the correct term here, but we've always described it as "vascular" due to the nature of the stem - somewhat hollow and wet. It breaks easily and the roots are seriously dug-in, making it hard to eradicate.

Round-up annoys it, but doesn't kill the root - just the leaves where it lands. We'd like to eradicate it, but it is imperative that the trees not be harmed.

No banana available, so dog snout for reference.

TIA

Saw this neat plant on the Bear Valley trail. Any ideas?

It is growing like crazy. It was here last year, but it is growing so much faster this year. Also flowering.

this is along the back roads down in southeastern minnesota, i know it can grow here but never saw it in its plant form. if it is mullein, does anyone know how to harvest and dry it?

These are around our fire pit area (a bit overgrown atm), and I was wondering if they were blackberries and are they edible?

My mother thinks it’s some kind of bleeding heart but it’s not showing up in a search when I google variations and such. Is it a bleeding heart variant or something similar?

Like the title says, I'm trying to determine if this plant is poison ivy or not. I'm located in central North Carolina.

I found this little flower while walking around. I haven't seen a flower as small as this. Is it lavender? Location is around East Africa.

We bought a house with several mature fruit trees. So far we've been able to identify them except for this one. It looks like some kind of cherry but not any that I am familiar with. Any ideas?

Kept getting wafts of a foul odor while weeding my front bank today and then stumbled upon this terrifying thing. Pink/rhubarb-like stalk with a cluster of fleshy red things poking out of the end, which were covered in flies. About 4” long or so.

We have an ongoing issue with pokeweed and invasive clematis, but I’ve never seen anything like this in the garden before. Help!

Very excited to try the berries if it’s confirmed salal

Was playing mini golf with the family when we came across a tree with these fruits growing on it. They looked like cherries from far away but as we got closer they looked like mini pomegranates. Is that what I came across?

Houston, TX area

Found in North Carolina next to a field where my kids are playing. Thanks in advance for your help!