ChatGPT results unreliable.
I dont think its edible either. Tasted tooo bitter.

I see it everywhere. It seems to grow like a weed out of any crack in the pavement and along fence lines, but is also present as a full grown ass tree (unless I'm confusing species). I've always liked it and considered putting one in a yard for a fast growing shade tree. Put me in the know please, my plant people.

I really like the vibrancy of the vines and the shapes of the leaves. What I really want to know is, what it's called and if the berries are safe to consume.

I thought it was a horse chestnut, but then picked it up and looked. There were loads of them. All the same. Like an alien bunch of green shiny tentacled pods on a stalk.

Southern Appalachia

This vine has invaded my lawn (thanks neighbor) and has already killed one fence. Any help removing it is welcome. Also I live near Dallas, Texas if that helps.

What’s on my front walk and driveway? Is it poison ivy?

It's in my great grandpa's garden. He says tomato but I ain't sure. Live in the southeast US

Purchased as a container planter in NE Ohio. Succulent leaves with small red zinnia like flowers

My dad planted what he thought were pumpkins. First of August. They are not vining like we thought they would be. I have Seek, an identifying app (plants, insects, etc). Last two photos show what it identified it as. Googling it, the leaves of the plants don’t match what we actually have. First five photos are of the actual plants, with a couple close ups. Anyone know??? We are located in central Arkansas, USA.

Looking to confirm that this is Bittersweet Nightshade. Seems to be from the searching ive done but I want other folks input.

Eastern MN.

I won this planter with 4 different plants. Curious as to what they are! The one hanging off the side had pretty red flowers originally.

Southern Maryland, USA

A little unknown plant my job gave away. Don't mind the roses. Just put them in there to stay fresh longer

please help google is no help i want to stop this plant from taking over my garden but i cant unless i properly identify it

Location: Collier County, Florida

Wondering what this spruce-like vining plant is? Never seen anything like it! Growing in my yard in Rhode Island USA.

This plant was sold as a "Sedum Succluent" at Lowes, but I can't find any Sedum images that look like this plant- if it is a Sedum, it seems EXTREMELY leggy. ChatGPT jumped between peperomia nummularifolia, peperomia rotundifolia, and sedum makinoi. I also asked ​the Picture This app, which said it was either Elephant Bush or Trailing Jade. The stems are flexible and the leaves are succulent-like, but not as juicy as I've understood Jades to be... just wondering what this ACTUALLY is!

Edit to add location- purchased in Virginia, USA

It had some incredible colours. It was quite tall, about 5 foot?

This looks like it came from a magnolia tree, which is nearby but also kind of like a sesame seed pod, any ideas?

First two pictures of a shrub. I don't believe it flowered. Last three pictures are a shrub/tree that looks like holly. Thank you! ETA location West Virginia.