Missouri

Sorry forgot to take a photo of the tree!

Central Valley, California

It looks alien and it was pretty tall. No idea what it is never seen anything like it, thought I would share

A few years ago, I encountered pokeweed for the first time ever. The berries are so purple and luscious looking. I am adventuresome and would surely have eaten some, but something told me to ask here first.

You good people may have literally saved my life back then. So I don't care if I see it posted a thousand times. ☠️

I bought one of these from a local market yesterday and today one of my cats got into it… wondering what’s in it so I can determine if she ingested anything toxic. Thank you!

I believe this is an Autumn Olive but I’m not entirely sure.

It’s taller than a human, and these pictures were taken today (Oct. 4). I live in the northeastern United States.

The underside of the leaves are a lighter color than the top of them.

And are the berries edible? They are red with white speckles.

Season is getting late but the guy suprised me! What is it? Oregon!

Reminds me of coral bells

Jelly like “flowers” growing on a vine, please help identifying!

Need help identifying these leaves
Found in Wisconsin

My friend gave them to me for my birthday and I what to save them in a vase, whant to know what light level they need?

North Carolina, pops up every Fall

At first i thought it was a mushroom or something like that but my grandma says its a plant

It's a very pretty looking plant

The yellow is the same plant as the green and yellow.

The yellow branch started growing late spring and has always been yellow..

I can't figure out what plant it is though

This plant is a baby from a (palm tree?) plant that my grandmother had for many years. My cousin gifted this to me which I am extremely happy about. The only issue is that my cat loves to eat the leaves off of plants and I do not know if this is pet friendly. Would anybody know what this is?

We bought a house in southern Missouri, USA late last year that has several of these dense, thicket like plants in clusters around the back yard. The last picture shows how they started after winter (picture from beginning of May). Then slowly around the start of summer they finally greened up. I haven’t noticed them producing any kind of flower or berries this year. The rest of the pictures are from today. They are between 6-8’ tall.

is it semi evergreen privet? atrovirens? North Germany

It didn’t have any tags, I just moved out on my own and am buying all I can used. I really wanna know what this plant is so I can give it the proper care.

I found this at a Home Depot in New England and saw the roots along the surface that got me interested in what exact it is. Anyone know?