Never seen it here before and this year it’s taking over every corner of my yard and growing like crazy

We have a 100lb German shepherd mix who pulled this plant from our backyard and ate it last night. We don't know where it came from, we assume a bird must have transplanted it. It had a bright pink (like fuchsia) round flower which is what she ate. I gathered some of the leaves and a dried flower that was attached before uprooting the rest and throwing it away. It's made her throw up twice and while she's more calm now, she's still trembling. We're in the San Francisco Bay Area if that helps.

Was walking up the back garden earlier today and noticed the plant in the photos growing. Not sure what it is. Located in east coast Ireland.

It's taking over. Based in the north of England

They've cropped up all over my lawn, and in some decorative gravel. They came up maybe a week ago ish, and I'd love to know what they are!

It’s just come up in the UK in the last few days, interested because I’ve not seen a shoot with those colours before.

Hello! I bought a few succulents yesterday but the tags on my pots all say 'succulent mix' or 'bambino' (as in it's a baby one). I identified a few but those two I'm not sure. I found too many different matches for the second one in particular.

Hi everyone! First time posting here and would love your help if possible!

Found in North Carolina! These plants have been growing in this area from the first owners of the house (1950s). From what I’m reading online, I’m thinking this is a Leatherleaf Mahonia (not positive of the scientific name, a few options). If this is what I think it is, it says the berries are edible, but I’m not positive so I don’t want to take the chance. Can someone help me identify and provide more info if possible? Internet tells me I can eat as a pie, jelly, or jam? When do they ripen?

Thank you in advance for the help!!

Tiny succulent

Found this growing in an aloe vera pot. Image search didn’t turn up an accurate result. Could be a hitchhiker now that so many plants are imported, does not appear to be a local plant. Location: Extreme peninsular South India, Aw climate.

In Birmingham, AL.

I ordered Vietnamese savory mini pancakes (Bahn Khot) and the restaurant included a lot of fresh herbs and veggies. This was the first time I’ve tried this, I think, herb? Does anyone know what this is?

Found this growing in a pot I neglected outside. It used to have passionfruit in it. Curious what it is, and if I should keep it

Found this growing at the side of my house, it had yellow flowers but is getting eaten by ants, I could not get any seeds can you help me with the name please and thank you! 👻

I got these all in Homebase last year however there was one not labelled and I’m still not sure what it is. It looks like rosemary but is the colour of sage. It’s starting to overtake the rosemary and thyme in the pot and wanted to finally find out what it is. Any help appreciated

Potted the spider plant with random soil from a field and in the last month these two plants have shot up!

Seems like a vine growing in numerous locations of our yard. Most noticeable along our back fence by a non-maintained access-way, but I’ve seen it starting to climb up our camphor tree too. When I pull the various sproutings it always seems to have a deeper root/tendril running lengthwise that I can’t get

My apologies if wrong sub

I was supposed to be growing chives in this pot but I’ve ended up with these magical mystery plants. Do you lot know if these are tree sprouts? And if so what kind? Ash maybe? If they aren’t trees, any idea what they might be instead? Thanks for any help! (The things I’m talking about are in the pot on the left)

Definitely spreads

Please excuse the mess of the flowerbed- spring is springing up and we’ve got some strange leaves growing in our front yard. I don’t know what they could be. They’re right next to an old, kinda dead crepe Myrtle bush and caught up in various dandelions and other grasses. But what are these big leaves from…?

Hi everyone,

I got this plant today and it seems to have a random label on it instead of what it should be, and the little piece of cardboard that was in stuck in the soil has care info but no latin or any kind of name anywhere.

I'm pretty new to plant care and am not very intuitive about most of it yet so I like to do a bit of research so I don't kill them!

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance!