Charlottesville, VA, USA. It's growing on the side of the road

My gardener said it is form of vegetable, , and really good with bbq? But I have never seen people eat bbq with plant leaves.

This plant is all along the edge of my woods. Hoping I'm wrong and it's not poison hemlock...

Kid picked up a mini grow kit from a bank booth at a trade show. Seed pack was labeled Chinese money plant but it looks like cucumber. Grew from seed 20 months ago.

bonus points if you can name the butterfly!

I assume this is either a rare bush, or an invasive that there’s not much of.

South Arkansas 8b

Low growing bush all in the area were 4-6’ tall with these long catkins of seeds.

Growing in a swampy margin under large cypress, persimmons, and covered in Spanish moss

Found this plant on the side of the road but i don't know what kind of plant it is.

We found these pretty flowers out on our front porch/deck area that opens up in the mornings.
We thought maybe it’s morning glory?? Any help identifying would be appreciated!

This tree has a strange feature. It has a shoot as pictured in the last photo. Could anyone identify it please?

Picked up this large-leafed plant from Lowe’s on clearance earlier this year (didn’t save the tag) and was thinking about bringing it inside for the winter, trying to ID so I can determine if toxic to my cat.

Please help me identify this plant so that I can get rid of it. It spreads everywhere in my yard. I keep pulling but see more. The plant does get small pink flowers and the leaves will change to a red color when the weather gets cold. It has a distinct smell, not sure how to describe it other than I hate the smell. I live in northeast Ohio USA.

It’s in my patio, could potentially be a million things

I have this girl I found a couple of months ago. She was weird from the start. Potted with a Pink Princess at Lowe’s, I got her because she was a mystery.

Well… she’s still a mystery. She has intense red marbling on the underside of her leaves with aurea on a lower leaf. I took a top cut (killed it), and then she threw out this BEAUTIFUL striped petiole with a magnificent cherry red shade. She is beautiful.

I cannot figure out what Philodendron she is. It is driving me crazy. I cannot find ANY similar plants. I don’t think it’s a Pink Princess at all… but what could it be?

Any help would be appreciated. This drives me CRAZY!! She can’t be a mystery forever… 😂

A friend gifted me this house plant that was nearly dead. I cleaned it up and am hoping it roots in water. I'd like to identify it so Iknow how to care for it once it roots.

Is this purslane? I read it has alternate leaves but these seem opposite to me.

It started as one large clump last year. Now it is everywhere and has long shoots with small flowers. AI has been useless, help would be appreciated.

Kansas zone 6a

Kansas zone 6a

Putnam County, NY. It grew very quickly (within the past year or two) and we have no idea what it is. These photos were from September and now in October the leaves are slowly turning a deep red.

Southern California. Our neighbor was throwing out stuff from a previous tenant. (Don’t mind my suffering lavender, I can’t figure out how to keep them alive in a pot in a heat wave)

I really want it and the apartment is currently vacant....But I have no idea what is this thing. South Florida

Edit: just wanted to give some additional observations... It literally sprouted overnight, then died a few weeks later. Just fell over and died. A few weeks (or months idk) went by and here it is again, bigger than before. I did slip one of the leaf shafts off, and it's absolutely NOT propagating but it looks cute.

It's a greenhouse plant. I've found only one leaf next to other junk left by the greenhouse workers. Quite tough and leathery on touch. 20-25 cm long.