My Long List Of Plants I need Identified

[kensclark15]

1. Is this some kind of grape?
[img]https://www.imgur.com/q1WzN.jpg[/img]
2. What's this?
[img]https://www.imgur.com/w6FTB.jpg[/img]
3. Is this a type of grass or something? I've seen the ends of these turn purple too.
[img]https://www.imgur.com/r5vwg.jpg[/img]
4. Sorry if you can barely see this but it has small purple flowers.
[img]https://www.imgur.com/xqXK1.jpg[/img]
5. I have this all over my property and I was thinking it was bindweed. It has white flowers almost like morning glory.
[img]https://www.imgur.com/1Fluk.jpg[/img]
6. This looks like a weird type of grass.
[img]https://www.imgur.com/3RIPb.jpg[/img]
7a and 7b. On the left there is this fuzzy leaf and on the right I think it's some sort of speedwell.
[img]https://www.imgur.com/uKpvJ.jpg[/img]
8. This is coming out of a spot I tilled.
[img]https://www.imgur.com/IzTYo.jpg[/img]
9. Some kind of weird weed coming out of the lawn. It reminded me of horseradish.
[img]https://www.imgur.com/BeS1L.jpg[/img]
10. Idk what this is. It has TINY purple flowers.
[img]https://www.imgur.com/xx2rt.jpg[/img]
11. This is hard to see. I don't know what it could be.
[img]https://www.imgur.com/m8aCu.jpg[/img]
12. This might be a tropical plant. The root goes deep and is really fat.
[img]https://www.imgur.com/e39M5.jpg[/img]
13. Some kind of tall weed. It reminded me of mint but it isn't.
[img]https://www.imgur.com/vWSBY.jpg[/img]
14. Wild lettuce? It has yellow flowers on top.
[img]https://www.imgur.com/piddV.jpg[/img]
15. Is this a crab apple or cherry? It forms little green fruits that are really hard.
[img]https://www.imgur.com/Ek5n1.jpg[/img]

Edited to add numbers to list to simplify -- applestar

[rainbowgardener]

1. wild grape vine
2. some kind of grass
3 ?
4. wild geranium
5. bindweed, which is wild morning glory, which is why the flowers are basically the same; a nasty aggressive weed!
6.
7. the fuzzy leafed one is common mullein
8. plantain Keep some of it around. If you get bee stings or mosquito bites, chew some of it up until it is broken down a little and juicy and put it on the sting/bite. It's a miracle cure!
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10. more wild geranium
12. if those leaves are really tough but can be split into fibers, I think it is yucca. Not particularly tropical, we have a yucca variety Yucca filamentosa/ Adam's needle which is native here in Ohio.
13. The tall weed may actually not be a weed. I almost know what it is, probably something in the aster family... coneflower, sunflower, etc. Anyway leave it and you will know what it is once it flowers.

Mostly a nice collection of weeds, but some interesting ones! I dug up a mullein by the side of the road and brought it home, because I think it is cool. It gets 6' tall or so, with a big flower spike at the top.

[!potatoes!]

my 2cents:

1.) yep, grape of some sort
3.) grass of some sort
4.) wild geranium
5.) morning glory fam, for sure.
6.) another species of plantain 'sword leaf?'
7a.) mullein
8.) plantain
9.) some kind of dock
11.) self-heal?
12.) yucca
14.) wild lettuce
15.) cherry

[purpleinopp]

7 - on the right, looks like Glechoma

[digitS']

3. may be bent grass (red-top)

6. I also think is "another species of plantain"

7b. yes, ground ivy. I had to look up "Glechoma"

13. lady bells (false campanula) . . ?

Steve

[Beecmcneil]

If 5 has small white flowers, you're screwed. I had these in my garden and they tethered themselves to my plants and I couldn't get rid of them. They took over. Though the flowers are really pretty. It's called bindweed and is a part of the morning glory family. Bindweed is considered one of the most problematic weeds in agricultural fields throughout temperate regions worldwide. It is abundant throughout California and grows up to an elevation of about 5000 feet (1500 m). Field bindweed is troublesome in many crops, but particularly difficult in potatoes, beans, and cereals. It can harbor the viruses that cause potato X disease, tomato spotted wilt, and vaccinium false bottom.
Bee

[Mr_bobo_]

Ok this is fun, and I want win first place in plant identification!!

1. Vitis vinifera - its impossible to say what kind of
2. With blue flowers is some wild Vicia,
little small around is weed Setaria viridis (highly invasive weed)
little yellow one can be Calendula officinalis
two little pink ones can be Zinnia elegans 'mini'
3. Poa trivialis - grass
4. Geranium rotundifolium - weed as well
5. Calistegia sepium - it will have white flowers, bit its weed to LOL
6. Plantago lanceolata - broadleaf plantain
7. uff mix of everything I will give answer for each on picture
... but small graass is Poa annua (other: Verbascum thapasus, Taraxacum officinale, Glechoma hederacea)

8. Plantago maior
9. Rumex acetosa
10. Geranium rotundifolium - again
11. Convolvulus arvensis - weed
12. Yucca gloriosa
13. tricky one ... Epilobium amaybe but I'm not sure
dried leaves are from Prunus laurocerasus
14. Sonchus oleraceus - weed
right below... Rubus ideaus - weed
15. Cerasus avium - cherry

With Latin names you can find easy details about plants on internet...

So I win this competition ??

[MarcP]

I'll only comment on the plant you are calling bindweed. If the flower looks like a small morning glory, then it's probably bindweed. If multiple small flowers grow on a stalk, it could be wild buckwheat.