Plant Identification & Info
1,706 members · Education Groups · Created January 2021
This is a group for people to help each other identify plants. Please do not post anything other than plant identification and info, or you may be blocked/removed from the group. Stay on topic. No foul language either. *It is recommended that you get a few good field guides, use your state conservation website, and perhaps the Plant Net or Picture This app to help you identify plants.*Keep in mind that even if someone identifies your plant, they could be wrong. Always verify and double check multiple sources before consuming the plant in any way. *You are responsible for your decisions and the actions you take. *Keep in mind that common names for the same botanical plant vary regionally.
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Recent discussion in Plant Identification & Info
- @ChrisM852 — I planted some herbs in my raised garden. The last two sections I didn't plant anything. These plants were growing in those. IDK what they are and I haven't se…
- @AKA1 — Identification sought.
- @Joensanford — Different kinds of pitcher plants. Napenthe.
- @Acityonahill — Listed as African violet at the fair. Trying to get as much information as to particular variety and where to get.
- @Direbearcoat — Can you guys help me identify this plant? I want to learn to take care of it correctly, but I don't even know what it needs.
- @Joensanford — What kind of peppers are these? When do you pick them? They seem to be ping pong ball sized.
- @Tsarotu — Moss flowers
- @ChrisM852 — Everyone on another site is saying these are Morning Glories. I don't think so. Morning Glories have heart shaped leaves. These leaves are shaped like butterfl…
- @AgainsttheGrainHomestead — As I went to identify TWO species of ragweed here, I thought it'd be better if I just shared my article where I show more photos and identify two species of ra…
- @AgainsttheGrainHomestead — This is Kummerowia striata also known as Japanese Bush Clover. This was found in my sunny garden in Missouri. There's a ton of it this year. I have looked it u…
