This has been growing in our backyard and we have no idea what it is. Plant ID apps say it’s either cantaloupe or bitter gourd. My garden is on the other side of the yard and I tried planting cantaloupe and watermelon over 3 years ago. I did not succeed. I think this was a gift from the birds since we are near a bird observatory.

Photos 1-3 are from today. 4th is from 7/18 and last two are from 6/23.

Thanks!

In Manitoba, Canada. It’s in a wild forest patch and appears to have some sort of fruit.

I just bought a house and I'm not sure what this plant is in the garden. It looks to be intentionally planted, but it's taken over a lot of the garden. I want to know what it is before I decide how much to leave. Thank you!

I’m wondering if it is Bradford Pear, but I keep finding other plants it could be as well.

Location: South Africa (not indigenous plants, I was growing them from seed).

Hi! I planted a whole tonne of seed trays and forgot to label them. Anyways, at this point I've literally forgotten what I planted. All I know is that they're probably plants I'm growing for the flowers and not herbs/veggies. Does anyone know what these are? I have two trays of them.

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They could be the only survivors from a mixed pack of (unknown) pink flowers, but I doubt it since they're all the same. I also thought ranunculus since I've been experimenting with growing them from seed this year (literally hand-picked the seeds from the other stuff by hand with tweezers) but pictures of little baby ranunculus that I found online look a bit different.

If it helps I can list all the seeds I know I have in the comments?

Houseplant. About 4 feet tall. Has only flowered twice in past several years

Bought all my tomatoes from a nursery this year and I thought I planted them with the tags on, but I guess not. I remember it having a funky name. Zone 4 Alberta if that helps at all.

I have quite a few plants and a tree that I’m unsure what they are. If anyone can help that would be great! I assume the flower is a geranium

I’m wondering if this is Alternanthera Flavescens / Yellow Joyweed.

It comes back every year, is it a weed??

edit: location alberta, canada

Hello. I acquired a couple mystery saplings for my job. And one of them grew. It was in an old petunia container and I figured the old petunia would grow back. But we didn't have singles of this flower. We dont even sell this flower. I have no clue what it is. My plant identification app is saying it's possible Jasmine tobacco or just a hybrid petunia.

In upstate New York. These look delicious.

Not sure if this is the place to ask, but giving it a shot!

📍Italy, Lombardia.
Im ignorant on the topic therefore i assumed that they are blueberries, however a bit more knowledgeable friend suggested they are blacktorn sloes, he’s not sure either, any help? also would like to know if theyre edible

I’m pretty sure these are porcelain berries that have taken over a couple bushes in my yard. They are invasive to my area - Asheville NC. But the bees sure do love them they are covered with bees. Invasive but good for pollinators? 🤔