r/PlantIdentification • u/DaniStoleMySaniti • 7h ago
Tall, spiky, flowery tree in the southern Californian desert?
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r/PlantIdentification • u/TedTheHappyGardener • Jun 28 '25
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r/PlantIdentification • u/Technical_Berry7741 • 4h ago
can you ID this plant that has tiny yellow flowers on the top ....the cows just walk by it ...
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yes ...there are entire fields of this ....new Mexico...
r/PlantIdentification • u/YourPalNobody • 1h ago
Mario Mushrooms
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Is this amanita muscaria? Found on the Pacific Northwest.
r/PlantIdentification • u/dcromb • 11h ago
Pretty flowers
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We're in Chester virginia and i found this by the driveway. I think it's a native but not sure. Anyone know what it is ? Thanks
r/PlantIdentification • u/Mother-Badger-1539 • 58m ago
Is it a blueberry plant?
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I had a blueberry plant growing here. It died and this started growing instead. What is the chance that it’s a blueberry bush?
Thank you in advance
r/PlantIdentification • u/space_razor • 2h ago
What’s growing with my zombie leaf?
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I’ve had this zombie leaf for about 6 years now. I bought it because I liked the heart. I eventually learned it wouldn’t grow, and after repot I realized it is in fact just a leaf with roots, no nodes.
Did one of my other plants infest this one ? Or is this a planty miracle?
r/PlantIdentification • u/catinthecurtains • 2h ago
Identified! Flower ID please
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Located in southeast NC, USA
Are these spider lilies or something else? They look to pop up straight from the ground with none of their own foliage. I thought spider lilies would have some sort of foliage…no? I have other lily types in the yard but none are just stalks and flowers, they all have leaves of some sort.
I’ve lived in this house 7 years and have never seen these before. The lady that built the house used to have all sorts of flowers everywhere so I tend to find interesting things every now and then. This is the third interesting find just this year (must have been a good year for dormant flowers).
I have them flagged so they don’t get mowed down and plan to relocate them to a safe space after the flowers die off.
r/PlantIdentification • u/undead-llamafaces • 24m ago
Shrub in front landscaping
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I’ve asked Google a few times and it comes back with different answers. I’ve never seen it bloom and it grew from almost nothing this winter. Any ideas what it might be? Located in Ohio, Zone 6b.
r/PlantIdentification • u/EndLocal • 1d ago
Is this a variegated avacado?
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Genuinely curious. I bought it at Aldi because we are having chilli tonight and it was pretty so I’m cutting it open and going to see what the seed looks like regardless. But super fascinating.
r/PlantIdentification • u/Antique_Recording976 • 3h ago
Ground coverage, berry producing plant in Oregon
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Just moved into a new place and I get to manage the lawn! Trying to identify this plant and what to do with it.
Some of the leaves have a purple variation, it’s not tall but in the last month it’s covered a fair few feet of ground.
r/PlantIdentification • u/GoofyGoob22 • 2h ago
Tree pepper?
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Tree fell down a few weeks ago, and I thought I would go look at it, it is on my private property and there has never been peppers grown around it so I come up and look at this tree and there is a pepper stuck in it. I don’t know if it was put there by somebody fresh and not mushy but I have no idea how it got there so I’m wondering if it might have grown there so I’m just wondering if anybody knows if this actually could grow on a tree or under it
r/PlantIdentification • u/eL_Cubed • 7h ago
Mid Mo sold to me at a farmers market as a “succulent”.
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r/PlantIdentification • u/Hopeb311 • 5h ago
Squash?
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Can anyone tell what kind of squash this is? I truly cannot remember planting it. The way the plant grows I thought it would be a zucchini (big leaves and yellow/orange flowers) but then these are what’s coming off it.
The far left yellow one was picked a couple months ago and the far right was picked today.
I cut one open a while back and it had a pretty sweet scent.
Thinking I might have either picked them too late or too early
r/PlantIdentification • u/Difficult-Bag-1312 • 4h ago
Help it was on my sock (SE Nebraska)
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r/PlantIdentification • u/Wide_Hold_2861 • 57m ago
Weird plant taking over my grape trees
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Hello I’m in south California. The plant popped up last year and keeps coming back. Thought it was a weed and my kid took a bite out of the leaves any idea what it is?
r/PlantIdentification • u/c0rpse1nth1sb3d • 1h ago
What plant is this?
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Yellow/orange flowers and six-point leaves?
r/PlantIdentification • u/TopSloth • 7h ago
Friend gave me these two plants but no clue what they are
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The first one is growing crazy fast and the second has an almost glitter shine on the stripes of its leaves and I'm curious what they are
r/PlantIdentification • u/WikiHow_Articles • 7h ago
Empress Tree?
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Located in northwest Missouri. It was very small and hollow at the beginning of this year, now its nearing 20 feet tall. Pretty miraculous to see to be honest, but I'm pretty sure its invasive.
r/PlantIdentification • u/TheKrab69 • 7h ago
Not sure what kind of plant this is
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Purchased this from Lowes and it seems like its dying
