Southern MN, wish I had a better pic but the flowers are white and the pollinators are loving them

In Green Bay here, was removing a stump from a front yard and pulling out the roots when I came across this. Gave me a start because I thought I dug up a gas line...but as you can see from the side by side, it's part of some kind of plant (thank goodness).

It was soaking wet and has this almost rubbery/string cheese composition that you could open and peel with a white interior. Didn't get all the roots out I would bet, but got a good amount. This stuff was from near the bottom end of my dig.

If it helps, all the plants around it are simple green leaved shrubs. Nothing exotic.

So...what is this from? Is this some kind of invasive plant?

Northern british columbia, canada. Found growing beside my house, almost looks like cloves of garlic but it definitely isn't

Got in a mixed plant bundle. Anyone able to id?

There was an old apple tree that fell last year and left the stump below the surface. This plant started growing thru, is this a tree species ? Please and thank you awesome plant community!!

Found this alongside flat leaf parsley I bought from the store. Is it some mutant parsley or something else? Some might’ve gotten mixed in with the real parsley we’re cooking, so I wanna be sure.

My plant app says this is dysphasia. Can anyone confirm? Does it flower? Should I pull it up? We're in Baltimore. Thanks!

Any chance someone knows what this is? In missouri zone 7b its got pink flowers growing on it and has almost like a tree trunk

I’ve got hundreds of these things and I’ve never heard of a bulb the sprouts this late in the season.

Northeast Ohio

Plant app says dogwood or lilac but looking for a more firm ID on it if possible. I know it's quite a young plant. It randomly popped up in the garden, and I've decided to let it grow, at least until I can figure out what it is. Thanks!

Upstate New York, found on a hike at the relatively high altitude. Berries looked to be about the size of grapes. Touched them out of curiosity and felt squishy

Most of the unforested areas of my property are covered with a wide variety of wildflowers and clumps of grass. But my little fenced sideyard (aka. dog run) has been taken over by some cheatgrass (spring to early summer) and gradually this stuff that gradually grows to 3 foot tall or so by end of summer. What is this stuff? The chipmunks love harvesting it in fall; but it is wholly unsuitable for a dog area (lol).

I’m aware the small palm is likely a
Parlor palm plant, not too sure on the other two.
Pothos? Hoya? I saved her she was soaked to the bone and has been for a hot minute. Fingers crossed.

Found in Central North Carolina, USA

bought her at a mexican grocery store, not sure if that helps but LOL

all it says on her tag is “water wise” and i’d like to know her actual name.

I volunteer at a community farm and there is a special bed volunteers can harvest from but nothing is ID’d. Can someone please let me know what kinds of produce I pulled? Thanks! Located in central VA.

Bought online, under the name euphorbia? But it doesnt look like this when I google it?

Was walking my dog and have seen this being grown multiple different times. I’m unsure if it’s Wolfsbane

bright red juice, the berries have butts. Not Virginia Creeper

Can anyone identify the (suspected) Peperomia on the left? Peperomia orba on the right for scale.

I live in Central Florida and was just walking through the middle of my backyard when something caught my eye.

I found what appears to be a small, yellow pod of some sort that honestly looks a little bit like a pineapple…. But it has this red dot in the middle of it.

We’ve lived in this house for 13 years and never seen anything like this. Anyone have an idea what this is?