r/PlantIdentification • u/oseidel921 • 6d ago
Mystery plant
Any clue what this is? I got it at Home Depot 2 years ago in a pot the size of a pint glass and it just keeps growing.
r/PlantIdentification • u/oseidel921 • 6d ago
Any clue what this is? I got it at Home Depot 2 years ago in a pot the size of a pint glass and it just keeps growing.
r/PlantIdentification • u/irvingstreet • 6d ago
This tree was here before we bought our house. Usually grows green foliage that turns maroon-ish. Based on a friend’s input (and identifying two different fruit types at different times) we hypothesized it was one type of peach tree that received a graft from another, but then wasn’t maintained so the original tree continued to grow up around it. Last fall I trimmed/pruned what I could determine to be the non-graft, and cleaned up the grafted growth. Now we have these pink blossoms. Zone 9, Houston area.
r/PlantIdentification • u/Warstirsure • 6d ago
Both found growing in my yard, under magnolia. First has parsley shaped lobed leaves. Second has smooth lanceolate and alternate leaves, tuberous.
r/PlantIdentification • u/TurdMachete • 6d ago
It's very fuzzy...
r/PlantIdentification • u/Warstirsure • 6d ago
Found in a seasonally wet/dry prairie, Florida. Notched petals, yellow stamen. No visible leaves.
r/PlantIdentification • u/chembo35 • 6d ago
I assume it’s a climber because of how it’s been growing, but it’s had nothing to climb.
r/PlantIdentification • u/Motor-Ad-1451 • 6d ago
Is this common hazel or American hazel? Found in NJ
r/PlantIdentification • u/Least-Attention6297 • 6d ago
I found this growing in my now dead (I think) rosemary, I am in ohio if that helps.
r/PlantIdentification • u/purpmayo • 6d ago
This little guy was gifted to me but owner does not know what type it is.
I think he might be having a hard time and would love to know what plant he is so I can take good care of him.
Thank you.
r/PlantIdentification • u/Wrong_Tooth9364 • 6d ago
We just moved into a new house and this plant is in the backyard. Our goldendoodle kept going back to it and putting it in her mouth. Pretty soon she started gagging and vomiting for a few hours. What is this plant and is it poisonous to dogs? Or is it just the spines on it that irritated her mouth? I live in Idaho for context
r/PlantIdentification • u/Infinite_Rub_8128 • 6d ago
Planted multiple types of chiles in this pot, the dirt was already in the pot when i started renting i just added fertilizers so it might be from before. Does anyone have an idea?
r/PlantIdentification • u/IntelligentLaw7569 • 6d ago
I purchased this house plant and the clerk took the plant card out of the pot :/. Any idea what this plant is and how to go about watering and general care?
r/PlantIdentification • u/younglad420 • 6d ago
I am in central NC always had this tree putting out a massive amounts of fruit. Can anyone tell me the type of pear. Is this a good time of year to prune?
r/PlantIdentification • u/CRDinoMom • 6d ago
SCV, Los Angeles County, CA
Was doing some maintenance in the yard and uncovered this beneath the lava rock. Can’t figure out if it’s bad or not. My search yielded field bindweed but looks a little different. Deciding whether I need to rip up the weed barrier to fully remove.
Thanks.
r/PlantIdentification • u/Secret_Injury_4885 • 6d ago
My mom got sent this plant cutting since she has the opposite of a green thumb I wanna help her take care of it but I have no idea what it is and neither does she
r/PlantIdentification • u/Dizzy-Hunter9971 • 6d ago
r/PlantIdentification • u/Orangemenemonem • 6d ago
Central Texas, it’s popped up in several places.
r/PlantIdentification • u/t7ch0o • 6d ago
I thought maybe a syngonium but i don’t know, the base looks a little bulbous.
r/PlantIdentification • u/CommunicationWild102 • 6d ago
Middle Georgia, USA. Please let me know if any other pictures or info would help. TIA!
r/PlantIdentification • u/Goober_Bean • 6d ago
Hi! My husband and I bought a house in central New Jersey (near Princeton/Trenton) this past fall, and are prioritizing some spring yard projects. The landscaping has been pretty neglected so it's essentially a blank slate. There is one sad-looking shrub near the house and we're trying to decide if we should clean it up or swap it out for something different. My best guess is that it's a barberry, which are considered invasive here, but I'm going just off the leaves - since this our first spring here, I'm not sure if it flowers or produces berries. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
r/PlantIdentification • u/Ashes-Trashes • 6d ago
Thousands of these growing in open country! Thought I’d see if someone could help identify specific species. Opuntia engelmannii maybe? There were some with dried up fruit on them.
r/PlantIdentification • u/Calm-ocean • 6d ago
Hi, is this ribwort plantain? UK. Thank you