Can anyone identify these unknown plants?
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Can anyone identify these plants that are growing in my garden? Are they plants or weeds?
23 answers
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To begin with there to different plants being shown. The first photo of the Mallow plant . I'm not sure one photos 2 and 3.
Crl6390785
on Jun 30, 2016
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Looks like a weed to me!
Pat Lisowski
on Jun 30, 2016
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The first photo looks like a weed,the second and third photo looks like mallow. When in doubt wait a while to see if in fact they are really perennials.
Janet Pizaro
on Jun 30, 2016
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I have no input on the name of your first plant. For the second and third, look at wild geranium. They pop up like crazy in our middle TN yards.
Lumaie
on Jun 30, 2016
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I think 2 -3 is creeping cinquefoil - potentilla . low growing. pretty yellow flowers.
Gardenlady
on Jun 30, 2016
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Looks like startup of hollyhock. If so leave it to get tall and flower out.
Linda D.
on Jun 30, 2016
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It is a weed that has stinging branches on it. Wear gloves and long sleeves when handling it.
Bunny Finley
on Jul 01, 2016
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its not geranium.....
Elli Michalakea
on Jul 01, 2016
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Number one one looks like Goldenseal-yellow root. If it is, what a blessing to have this growing in your yard. A great beneficial plant.
Cathy
on Jul 02, 2016
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#1, Marrow, #'s 2-3 Parsely
Crl6390785
on Jul 02, 2016
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do you havean ag extension office you could ask?
Lumaie
on Jul 03, 2016
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Looks like strawberry plants to me.
Cathy Bass
on Jul 07, 2016
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I'd say keep an eye on them for a while. Some weeds have pretty flowers.. If you do decide to keep them have a pro, like agriculture agent to identify them. Cathy's comment of strawberry reminded me of a plant my Grandmother warned me about. Looks a lot like strawberries but is a version of Nightshade, so please have it checked out.
Deanna Nassar
on Jul 08, 2016
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Wild Strawberry
Chris Evans
on Jul 09, 2016
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Strawberries grow back every year birds can scatter seeds. Keep eye on it if produces strawberries you will know. Or take plant to county extension have them id it
Cj Avery
on Jul 09, 2016
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The 2nd and 3rd pictures look like cranesbill hardy geranium. The first one has the texture of like raspberry leaves or almost shape of oak leaf hydrangea seedlings but not quite on either one - can't quite place it. Have grown lots of strawberries and see a plenty of "wild" strawberries and none of these fit what I have seen. I would take them to your local botanical garden or the extension to see if a weed. Good luck.
Pam
on Jul 09, 2016
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I agree with Pam the leaves do look like cranesbill hardy geranium. If it develops little purple pink flowers and spreads well it is Definately this plant. It's a good plant for spreading and stopping weeds.
Bree Tait
on Jul 09, 2016
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2 and 3 look like cranesbill but first may be Butter Burr
Mar2900511
on Jul 10, 2016
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The first looks like Hollyhock and seeds readily. The second looks like Italian parsley.
Gina
on Jul 10, 2016
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2nd and 3rd looklike a plant I have....gets little yellow flower 1st possible hollyhock.... not strawberries
Judy
on Jul 10, 2016
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Buttercups plant
Sonia greenslade
on Jul 11, 2016
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2nd and 3rd pics looks like young Cranesbill. Hardy perennial with traits like Bree said.
Debbie/Dragonfly Treasure
on Jul 11, 2016
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Geranium maculatum
Kim
on Jul 12, 2016
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