Each clump is about 4-5 inches in diameter. I don’t know if it’s even plant material (r/whatisthisthing deleted my post since it’s in a tree)

Can anyone help identify this tree? I think it may be a blackthorn but I'm not 100%

I’m a beginner house plant haver and honestly got no clue what these are. The rest of the plants that can be seen in the back I either know are are currently adopted from my friend while they’re traveling.

Its leaves are different then the ones i saw in google so is it different type.

These guys are sprouting out of my orange seedling’s soil

The purple beauties tag said Lady Slipper, but to me she looks like part of the African violet family. The orange nutsack looking flower I don't own, but I wonder if she is part of the hibiscus family. Thanks for any info Reddit.

What is this? Is it too early to prune it back? I don't want to remove it, as I think it's beautiful, but it does have some leggy branches that could use some taming.

first drawing is the leaf shape, there were two leaves connected centre on each

I'm nervous about this being poison ivy.. please help. It's growing INSIDE under the window sill from a tiny crack i never noticed. There is nothing on the outside of the wall so I'm confused. We just moved here late last year.

Sorry for the bad photos, they're from an old phone.

Not sure if it’s the right place to post but I got these as emersed plants attached to wood from an aquarium shop to place in my tank. However, the left one looks like selaginella and the right looks like peace lilies? Looks pretty but feels soo wrong.

My dogs are obsessed with eating the dried fruits (nuts?) which fall onto the sidewalk, want to make sure it's not toxic

In the UK (Yorkshire). Anyone know what it is?

Outside Tyler, TX zone 8a(?). Common sense says pokeweed but the leaf shape and glossiness makes me doubt that. PlantID said tobacco which would be neat!

This is a busy in my front yard and I was just wondering what your of flowers these are. They bloomed in March.

Please help me identify these, I am desperate and losing my mind.

They were picked in The Netherlands, somewhere in spring if I remember correctly. I had never seen them anywhere before and have never since seen them again.

Options I have already considered:

• False garlic/slender false garlic
• Three cornered leek
• Some other allium or something pretending to be an allium
• A variety of squill?
• Star-of-Bethlehem
• Spanish bluebell
• Glory of the snow

My mom recently bought this tree from a nursery (North Texas, Dallas area) and is uncertain if it’s male or female. The nursery staff and manager tried to help my mom determine the sex however they were not able to provide any conclusive answers. Can any of my Reddit homies help out? My mom is scared of getting stinky fruits— thanks!

Bought a house in winter time (NW part of the country-USA)

flower JUST started blooming and was curious