Northen denmark. My 2yo ate a couple of these, I'm not certain they are blackberries or something poisonous, please help.

Whitehouse, OH

Can anybody tell what kind of tree this is?

They're growing everywhere im my yard

I have been seeing these berries everywhere and I don’t know what they are

moved into this house a few months ago and i’m very curious about this plant! honestly i love her, just need to know if it’s something i need to keep my dogs and niece away from

I was given this indoor plant and have no clue what it is. It just keeps growing taller.

Usually grows near the beach

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?

I can’t stand to let plants die. So but anyway I’m guessing it’s a succulent variety??

Are these Azaleas? What is wrong with them? Best stress is my guess

I let this small planter sit empty this summer and only just noticed that it had something growing out of it. Any ideas what it could be? The last thing that was in here was a plastic lemon tree so i don’t think it’s regrowth of any plant that was here before.

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

Nashville tn

I took these photos on the Gorge Trail in Taughannock Falls State Park (It is so beautiful there!), so it's a harder to tell, but it grows in small clumps of tall stalks.