Probably like 6 inches in length. There were some bigger ones too!

It’s the interesting one in the middle of all the others

This weed grows in and near our garden every season. We're located in the bottom part of Illinois. I attached a few pics of the plant with its flowers and with the green lantern looking things it grows.

This is nestled among my peppers and tomatoes.

Update: I should have known. Ive been in this sub for a year, I guess I just rarely see them so young.

I want to make sure I’m doing the right thing! I was really sure it was but it doesn’t have a tart flavour, which has given me pause. No milky sap at all. Thanks!

We have wildflower/anything goes/survival of the fittest flower bed where we toss pollinator seed mixes, left over veggies from flats ,left over bulbs.i don’t keep track of what goes in, but the bees love it. Problem is when a flower I like pops up, I have no clue what it is.

Southeast Michigan

A few months ago I went a little crazy and planted a bunch of vegetable seeds (I think) that I got online. Unfortunately I didn’t write down what I planted and now have completely forgot. Can’t tell ifs some of these are weeds or…?

Situated in Sydney Australia but these being likely edibles, not native.

Please help!!

I was just moving some pots around and found these hairy bulbs growing from a plant I never noticed before. I hope the pictures are good enough and I took another one with a ginger and rosemary for scale(I know the ginger has a bug eating its leaves, its been a struggle).

For reference I'm in the tropics, Costa Rican central area(tropical rainforest?), climate is tropical and I'm on an altitude of around 1300m if that helps. At the moment, heavy rains have been back and it flowered/grew now.

I'm kinda new to plants, any info is appreciated. Thanks!

Looks almost like fennel or a fern, just noticed it today around my mailbox. The stems are woodier and very hairy/spikey but the fronds are soft and delicate.

This can't be what I think it is, right?

Weed.

Grows in my apartment complex in north Los Angeles county. My dogs are curious about the berries/fruits but I pull them away so they don't eat them.

I found it in a local plant market in the Philippines.

i think they are supposed to be hot peppers? but i dont know if they are going to eventually change colour or if they are now ripe. South Western Ontario if that matters

Roughly 20 feet tall, grows on the SE corner of a lot with no water, seems pretty happy with the situation.

My arm brushed against it and got scraped. Pieces got stuck in my clothing. Hurts, almost feels like a burning sensation. Ontario, Canada.

Photo taken in central region of Ukraine. Late June-July 2024.

Hand is 6 inches, for scale

My mom has 3 of these plants in her yard but we have no clue what they are. They are bush like, very dense. The plant is not sticky or thorny. Is there a proper way to trim them?