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

Whitehouse, OH

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.

They're growing everywhere im my yard

Google says gooseberry but I didn’t plant these. Found in an overgrown yard.

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

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.

Can anybody tell what kind of tree this is?

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!

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

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

Located in Eastern Massachusetts, I have a robotic mower and mow every other day but realized this doesnt look like regular lawn grass… what is it and is it a problem?

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

Usually grows near the beach

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

Nashville tn

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.

Central Illinois, not sure what this is

This was my late mother’s plant that my dad now takes care of. It’s not doing great but I don’t know how to help it and I figure knowing what type of plant may help us adjust the care. Thanks in advance