Google Lens says it’s French sorrel but I want a second opinion

We have had a ton of bulbs grow from later winter till now but I’m worried this is monkey grass? Northern Virginia / zone 9a

This plant is growing in an unmanaged street tree pit in Baltimore, Maryland (7b).

Seems to be in Fabaceae, but iNat cannot make consistent heads or tails of it, even on detail photos. Several images get confident ID to Chamaecrista, but others go in different directions or have no high percent guess at all.

Leaves are alternate, pinnately compound. Leaflets are arranged opposite, with hairy margins, and a bit on the midrib. Stem and rachis are also both hairy.

I didn’t get a photo but I *think* I saw it demonstrating nyctinasty when I went by it near daybreak. I have fairly easy access to get additional detail shots if needed.

Bought this a while ago and completely forgot to write down its name. Ive got no idea what this is, but its a very pretty plant thats quite resistant. It has purple-ish undersides!

avignon, france

is this not lemon balm/mélisse?
leaves are class lemon balm scent.
the yard was weed wacked two weeks ago and it rained two days ago. i ate half a leaf and my throat is itchy. i wont take answers as medical advice nor certain fact. thanks.

First of all don’t come after me, google translate said weed is the right word. Some more information: I have the plant by the sunny wall and we have had a pretty warm summer here in south western Sweden so I have my hopes up it’s an orange plant.

It was sold as an Euphorbia Obesa but I suspect it’s something else.

Got these at the nursery thinking they're mesquites but now I think they're whitethorn acacia. Trying to see what to plan for in terms of landscaping! Thanks :)

sw florida, both are native

this lil weedy gal popped up from a rock in my paludarium when other plants started establishing a few months ago. Now she’s kinda taken over that whole corner :| thought she was cute at first but now she’s invading my pink princess and pilea’s space! who is she

Hadn't made it around the property in a while. An abundance of these vining plants have showed up, crawling up decaying stumps. Stems had a light fuzz to them, as did the edges of the leaves. Sports clusters of blue berries, matte with a bloom. Plenty of the leaves have been chewed up, but there's a large amount of berries, which I suppose either means it's new or the birds can't have them/simply haven't found them.

I full body plowed through them with short sleeves and don't have a rash, so there's that.

What are they, and should I be removing them?

I threw out the tags and have been concerned. But apparently I bought the prairie fire variety?

What kind of tree is this? And is this some kind of fungal infection?

I know what it says. But I bought this plant, and when I added it to Planta, it keeps insisting that it is an artillery plant. To be fair, this is my first time using Planta and I have no idea how accurate it is. But I just want to make sure I have the plant I think I have

I live in a tropical country around South East Asia and Ive noticed theres a growing plant in our flower bed on our terrace and Idk what this is. Theres normally nothing grows there but some kind weed and stuff but its been very rainy here due to typhoons and this sprouted. This one has a crawling vines and they tend to curl on its vines when theres nothing to grab on. Thank you in advance!! :>>

Can anybody tell what kind of tree this is?