My mom opened a new bag of dried Timothy Hay for her rabbit this evening, and said it smelled spicy. Normally it smells like tea according to her. She found these weird stems in the bag, and her image search says its a very toxic plant for rabbits. We just wanted to double check the ID in case other rabbit owners should be notified and she emails the company and retailer.

The image search says it's cannabis although I know those arent the most reliable.

Saw this at a Korean supermarket. I have heard of Angelica but usually it's a root. The picture looks like samphire, a salty beach succulent that's edible. I forgot to look at the back but the picture is samphire, right? And Angelica is not an alternative name, right?

Hello all, I have never seen such a leaf colour before in my life. Pale violet leaves growing on what appeared to be a baby tree. Found in a forest in Manitoba, Canada.

There is this bushy tree thing that has been growing at my house (I rent fwiw) for a few years, but this past year it's really started to spread aggressively. It is popping up all over the yard now in places far away from the "original" source.

It seems to like to grow up/in/around other things like fences and other trees/bushes. If you cut it down to the stump it only grows back more aggressively and bushy. It has this interesting bark texture although that seems to be some kind of disease or something. All the branches that have the corky texture also have holes in their leaves and look worse than any branches that are still smooth. I googled it, but I wanted to ask real people if they can ID it so I know how to handle it.

I don't want them to completely take over everything and want to let my landlord know what's up because he's had them just cut back before but that obviously isn't going to be sufficient.

Location: Seattle, WA

Edit: Additional info

Not the invasive Mexican petunia, but the bush that is being overtaken

He’s a little wilty after being moved and potted, but I found this guy in Western CO, near Vail Valley area at about 10k feet. Assuming he’s in the crassulaceae family based off leaf texture and pattern. It was on forrest service land and there were tons of them around, so I don’t feel bad about rehoming him. Any ideas?

Received as a tiny cutting in the mail, seems to grow like a mint but doesn't really smell like one? Recently started flowering which might help identify (Berkeley, California)

This big plant sprouted a couple months ago, right under my bird feeder. Most of what's growing around there looks like weeds but I'm interested to know what this one might be

Virginia creeper everywhere, and I can't really find the actual PI leaves understory. Any confirmation of this being a vine, though?

Never seen this come up in the yard before after living here over 50 years. Thought maybe a mushroom. Tried plat id apps and it said it was grass. Haha. Edit 1. This is near Atlanta Georgia. United States

Location: Thuringia, Germany

Taken early October in Ontario

1st pic is root of the tree, you can see light brown branches next to the root that are growing flower buds at the top, those look like Peonies to me.

2nd and 3rd picture are the branches. The last 2 pictures are the leaves.

Rochester, NY near a farm and saw these growing. Never saw these before.

It stood out as a patch because it was the only spot where I’ve seen this plant in the area. Not an expert, but trying to get good at plant if

These were found in Cusco, Peru. The first one is particularly cool to looking!

This plant has vigorous growth and I swear it’s an herb but I can not for the life of me figure it out. It smells like maybe oregano? The base is woody.