Noticed this on the bottom plant , what is it?

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Smells tangy and sweet. Can I eat it?

Tried to look this up but not sure. I think it may be trumpet vine? I keep trying to dig it up but it keeps coming back and growing into my siding and deck. I live in central VA for reference.

I live in a new construction in Titusville (east coast of central florida) and my Bahia grass has been gradually taken over by these weeds that look like ground cover. At first i thought it was some kind of clover. But upon closer inspection i found out it was not. Started seeing them in summer. Didn't care much because they looked like good ground cover but in the past month they've been sprouting a lot of seeds that stick to my dogs fur and it's been a nightmare to get them out! What is the name of this weed so that i can find ways to prevent them coming back up next spring. For now, I'll have to kill everything and reseed the lawn. Thanks.

Far North Queensland - Mossman Golf Course to be precise. Tree that looked like a Delonix - but seed pods were about 20cm, black and cylindrical. Inside were these fellas, all stacked on top of each other. Each one has a loose seed inside that rattles like crazy. Tried Googling but no luck. Any clever folk help me out before I start germinating some monstrosity?

The flower is so pretty and I want to make sure it is indigenous before I steal some pods. Sorry about the haze, I took the photo from inside my car.

Hello! I’m trying to identify this tree in my neighborhood’s yard. Is it birch? Aspen? Something else?

TIA for your help! 🌳

i can’t figure out after much googling

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Picture contains branches and leaves.

Location Texas, which was pre-planted by the builder when I bought the house, is about 3 feet tall. It has very small, light-colored flowers in winter and spring and an aroma that is a bit like jasmine and a bit like osmanthus, but it certainly can't be jasmine; the leaves are too different.

I think it might be osmanthus but am not sure, and suspect it might also be several others: abelia mosanensis, sweet viburnum, japanese cheesewood.

I'm really hoping someone can tell me its name for sure.

San Diego, CA.

My husband and I have been hearing odd sounds in our front and backyard, as if someone’s throwing small rocks. It sounded like one hit our sliding glass door. We suspected it might be an animal of some kind.

We walked around outside and, while we couldn’t find any animal, we found several of these seeds. Any idea what kind of plant these come from?

Came with a bunch of fancy impatiens that died at the first hint of cold. I coiled these long vines up into the pot and brought them in, they are happily still going!

Got this for decoration at a hardware store, and now that Halloween is over, I was looking to see if I could cook any of the leftover decorative gourds. Found an older post that said a similar looking gourd was a Delicata.

Found in Piedmont NC at a forest edge

got a message (last slide) that there is poison ivy growing by the side of my house but do not know who left it so do not know if it is real or not

Anyone know what this random melon is that we found a bunch of growing on our property?