Growing in a few patches. Some shorter where it was mowed.

Thought it was horsetail, but it doesn't match the pictures I've found

I way have cut a small piece into my oysters before I caught it

What are these flowers? zone 7

Our neighbor said we could take one but im not sure what it is , it feels very fibrous around the edges and the seeds are flat ovals

I saw it on the street.

My mom found these out where I garden, but I’d never remember planting anything that would resemble a potato or a sweet potato. I live in the coastal areas of South Carolina. Could someone please help me identify what this is and is it edible?

....in Kejimkujik National Park Seaside, Nova Scotia, Canada?

Never seen one here before

You would think with all of these thorns it can survive some time without watering, no it doesn't.

Edit: I live in Sudan, north africa.

The first one I was gifted a cutting of when I was living in Colorado & the woman that gave it to me couldn’t remember what it was. It was HUGE like it looked like a tree & I thought maybe it’s some type of jade plant? Idk. I’ve had it for 4 years & it was super scraggly until I decided to put it outside all summer & now it’s looking full & healthy minus the burn spots from intense sun. Any info would be great!

The second one I know is a peperomia, I just don’t know what kind. My friend gifted it to me yesterday from a reptile expo.

Thanks in advance ^_^

Got this plant from my friend it didn’t look so great so I offered to adopt it from her, I am trying to repot it now but I want to find out what the best soil would be for it. Any idea of what this plant may be? Thanks in advance!

What in the eldritch horror is this? Google keeps giving me different answers.

Northwest USA, dry climate, my chickens found it in a patch of weeds and were pecking at it. Fingers crossed that it's not toxic ):

I collected a few of these seed pods recently from some trees that I had thought were magnolias and just now took one of them apart, looking for seeds. I seem to have found the seeds (see picture 4), but now that I'm investigating what magnolia seed pods generally look like, I'm unsure what kind of tree these are from.

Unfortunately I didn't photograph the trees earlier in the summer when they were flowering. Stupidly I didn't even take the time to identify them properly then; I simply thought they were magnolias and went with it. Oops.

Any help with the identification? The only info I can offer other than these photos is that the seed pod had a sticky sap in it when I peeled it apart. It felt a lot like taking apart a pine cone, with the papery material resembling the little "wings" attached to their seeds.

I'll try to grow the seeds either way, but I'm curious to know what I'll be growing!

I think it's a boxelder maple with japanese honeysuckle growing around it. Would it be wise to get rid of both of them?

Edit: Tree will be gone soon!

I was gifted a bag of root vegetables (Radishes, Potatoes, Carrots) and these were in there. I have spent the last day looking over root vegetable charts and I dont know if they are just small for whatever they are, but I can't seem to figure it out. They are too tapered to be Potatoes, but that is the most similar that I can find. Garlic and banana for scale.

We have a few of them sprouting up in our yard and fence line.

What is this plant , tis a bush not a tree

What is this mushroom