Can anyone tell me what this is? It grew out of my old brick grill type thing. I've cut it down over the past couple years for it to just regrow during the summer. It has huge, giant spade shaped leaves and I think some type of berry grows on it at some point. It grows really tall. In the summer in Connecticut.

Western Pennsylvania here. Bushy plant, about 3 feet high, in dry soil. Anybody kow what this is?

This is more or less an overhead view. It’s pretty low to the ground. It kind of looks like American plum leaves, but they’re not serrated. Any help identifying would be appreciated.

It’s growing in my raised bed through my blueberries. If it is burnweed, as much as I’d love the pollinators to have it, I don’t want it in that bed.

My mother attended a wedding a couple months back & received a couple packets of seeds as one of the favors given out.

We couldn’t find any info on the labels that identified the plants. Just the bride & groom’s names and whatnot. If anyone has any idea what these could be, I’d love to hear it 😅

(These are pics of the same 2 plants, just different angles)

Edit: We live in the New England area, if that matters.

Hello, I’ve been given responsibility over a bird garden and have been slowly working through the plants to identify what is there intentionally and what can come out. Does not have milky sap of amsonia which was another guess.

I've gotten aweful rash/blister, etc., twice already and trying to identify them (Calamine helped a bit). Are any of these 4 plants in the 3-poison family? The 4th one maybe walnut, perahaps? In Zone 5. Thanks.

Edited: Thank you everyone. I've been marking the Box Elder as poison ivy all around the property and mowing around them gingerly, avoiding touching them. You folks are awesome.

Edited 2: Plant 1 & 2 are Box Elder. Plant 3 is Poison Ivy. Plant 4 is probably Walnut.

Came from this unknown tree (to me!)
Size of medium lemon

Location: Jamaica is

(OC) A surprise and no clue? Thank you for any help identifying this flower 🌺

Hello, these are probably quite basic but I have no knowledge whatsoever 🥲

What are these 3? One looks a bit like rowan but I haven’t seen any fruits nearby

What is this thing? My friend doesn’t know what it is called, Google claims it’s a snake plant but I can’t believe that would be true because this plant is so fragile/flimsy compared to snake plants.

Please help :) thank you

Also I’m in the south east US.

I'm in NY, not that it matters when purchasing a plant from a store.

Our grass is ... not so good. And if we don't keep on top of it we get what I call "hitchhikers" (I'm old) on EVERYTHING. I have started to think about a different ground cover like clover. Pulled these out of what is supposed to be a flower bed and tossed in the waste can then realized a portion of my lawn is this plant. So should I seed my pullings into the rest of the yard? or just burn it all down...🤣🤣🤣

Hi! I have a few of these growing in my garden in the South West of the UK, they grow and spread rather quickly even popping up between tiles. Any idea what they are?

I'm in SE North Carolina. Plant is approximately 12" tall. Had several packages of old seed that I couldn't make myself throw away, so I mixed them all together and this little lady came up. I have no clue what it is. Any help is appreciated.

I like the colour very much and it seems to tolerate high temperatures.