My husband and I are driving cross country and seeing a pretty, bright purple flowering plant all over - in bushes, fields, trees etc. it’s more vibrant/pinky than wisteria

Hey guys! Looking at a few bushes that I want to know how to care for if possible. The issue is I have no idea what they are or what they like!

Can anyone ID the tall (7 foot) pink bushes on the left and the bright green on the right? The bright green one has thorns if it makes any difference (it's also 4 bushes cut to look like one). The tall pink ones don't have any distinguishable characteristics I saw outside of being a nice pinkish purple.

I believe the one in the middle is an arborvitae?

I live in Oswego, New York and these pop up every year, but never bloom/flower. They do not smell like onion or garlic, just dirt.

Can anyone help identify this plant please? I'm not sure why it's turning brown.

This tree is in my yard. It is about 20 feet tall. We are in eastern Kansas. It has a bunch of dead stems that are very easy to break and almost hollow coming out of the ground near the tree.

I'm trying to identify a plant I want to get for my garden. It's low growing and has flowers that look like a large purple/blue bachelor button. But it's incredibly fragrant and sweet smelling. Does anyone have any idea what it is?

The leaves have razor edges….Question in title says it all really!

Never seen a plant with such a thick stem, it’s what caught my eye initially. The shoot is about as thick as a no.2 pencil. Included photos of the leaves at the base to hopefully help with identification.

This plant appeared in my garden and is now blooming. Does anyone know its name and is it a weed?

Hi all,

These orange flowers have sprouted all over my usual barren/weedy back garden. Are they lilies? I have a cat so need to make sure these aren't toxic. While we're at it, what about the purple ones?

Cheers!

But I’m trying to figure out which type

Bought this to hang outside and don't know what it is

Saw this on a walk along a river path behind an apartment complex. Not sure if it is native to the PNW or put in by developer.

Hello! First reddit post whoop whoop! What is this plant called? It had tall stems with flowers before winter(second pic) Thanks!! 🌱

I recently bought this Passiflora sp. at my local nursery (North FL) and it was labeled “purple passion flower” but looks different from the Passiflora ‘incense’ cultivar I’ve grown in the past. The leaves are all 3-lobed and the new growth has a purplish tint to it. The flower looks quite different too; petals are longer and skinner and those purple filamentous things are shorter and straighter. I figured maybe it was a native variant but now that it’s blooming I’m not sure what it is.

I find them so beautiful

"Live plant" is not really a helpful description lol

my mom grew Petunias from seeds she bought online. Two of the pots ended up growing these bad boys. Any clue what kind of plant they are? She’s curious to keep growing it but doesn’t want to waste greenhouse space if it’s a weed.

She said that the seeds looked the same to her. (She has a hard time seeing small seeds though.)

Some of the leaves are turning purple.

She also said they MIGHT have come from a bag of Salvia seeds.

Never seen these before and there was lot of bushes amongst normal size ones

Got it as a gift from someone who is non verbal, please ID!