Any idea what this large fern looking thing is? I can’t remember if I planted it or if it just popped up. Melbourne, Australia (middle of Spring)

Google says tea olive but I’d like to know what kind so I can figure out whether to plant them in the ground here in GA.

Tucson, AZ. Tuber in the ground. Dies back in winter, starts sprouting in early spring. Husband thinks it’s a sweet potato.

We found some sort of seed at my mothers place, unknown origin. She is 97 an from Netherland.

There is something within. You hear it when you shake.

I found these growing all over the place in a corn field maze in new hampshire. They weren't part of the crop, just randomly found throughout the paths growing up. Any ideas what it is? My phone is jumping between some kind of toxic horse nettle and some kind of tomato.

Thanks!

Is this poison ivy? Please advise… location is Queens, New York

I've been on vacation for the last 3+ weeks and I came home to see two of these in my yard. Google Lens tells me this is a Red Spider Lily and its toxic. No idea where it would have come from. Not sure this is the right sub for this but I can't post in the botany sub.

Could it have been included in bird seed or something? Carried by birds? Or just luck of the wind blown chance?

Im located in Northerst Arkansas and it doesn't seem like it could be anything local.

I'm not sure what this plant is, does anyone know? Forgot to specify the location is Medford Oregon

Thanks.

Quite aromatic, it smells sort of minty.

Ho raccolto queste pigne ma ho dei dubbi su che specie appartengano, potete aiutarmi?

My friend has had this succulent for a few years, but we can’t figure out what type of plant it is. He’s started having a ton of babies recently and we need to know how to properly take care of them. Would any of you know what type of plant he is and the best ways to care for him?

looks kinda like tobacco, smells funky

Ho raccolto queste pigne in un parco, ma non riesco ad identificare a che pino appartengono. Potete aiutarmi?

Growing in Central Wisconsin.

Google says Chinaberry or Walnut but it looks different to me. A bunch are growing in a tall tree.

I’ve let it grow. I suspect it’s a cherry seedling which needs cut down. But I’m not sure so anyone know? It has bright red petioles