Community identifications
Plants recently identified by the Plant Identifier community.
Echeveria 'Topsy Turvy' (or similar Echeveria hybrid/species)
Echeveria (a type of succulent)
Sunflower
Unknown seedling
Unidentified "Little Brown Mushroom" (LBM)
Madagascar Periwinkle
Due to the young age and lack of distinguishing features like flowers or specific bark characteristics, it is very difficult to definitively identify the exact plant name from the provided image. The elongated, narrow leaves bear a resemblance to a young Willow (Salix species), but this is not conclusive. It could also potentially be a young sapling of another tree or shrub species.
Lemon Balm
Common Sunflower
Carrot (seedlings)
Chilli Pepper / Bell Pepper (Seedlings)
It is difficult to determine the exact plant name from the provided image as it appears to be a seedling. It could be a type of Amaranth, Spinach, or even a weed. More mature leaf structures, flowers, or seed pods would be needed for a precise identification.
Cucurbit Seedling (Likely Cucumber, Squash, or Melon)
Greater Burdock (likely, based on leaf shape and texture)
Ripple Peperomia
Philodendron 'Lemon Lime'
Garden spurge, Asthma-plant, Hairy spurge, Pill-bearing spurge
Poison Ivy
Fatsia
Variegated Yucca
Golden Rat Tail Cactus
Columnar Cactus (General)
Possibly a variegated cultivar of Ajuga, a type of mint, or a similar groundcover.
Butterfly Milkweed
Prickly Pear Cactus (specifically, a purplish variety, possibly related to cold-stressed 'Santa Rita' prickly pear)
Tomato
Tomato
It is difficult to definitively identify the exact plant name from this image alone. It appears to be a very young common weed. Possible candidates (though not certain) could include a species of knotweed (Polygonum aviculare - Common Knotgrass) or a spurge (Euphorbia species), or a type of purslane.
Unidentifiable Seedling
Strawberry
Pansy
Coin Leaf Peperomia or Trailing Peperomia (likely Peperomia 'Hope')
Nasturtium
Due to the very early stage of growth (seedling), it is not possible to accurately identify the specific plant name. Many different plants have similar-looking cotyledons.
Unidentifiable seedling
Cucumber or Squash (seedling)
Morning Glory (young plant)
Likely a Peony (Paeonia species), specifically a tree peony or herbaceous peony showing new growth.
Mallow (likely Common Mallow or Dwarf Mallow seedling)
Arrowhead Vine, or Syngonium
Caladium
Cosmos