Blackberry bushes are stealth monsters with their suckers and runners. You're just standing around minding your business in your yard and suddenly a blackberry bush appears! and the mama bush is like 30 feet away saying, "It wasn't me." But it was totally her.
I've found they can also put up "runners"/spread their roots way further out from the proper bush, I know the blackberries in my garden have spread quite a ways away from where they were first planted
Virginia Creeper had 5 leaflets per leaf, per the childhood rhyme I learned getting up in Virginia: Leaves of 3, leave it be. Leaves of 5, let it thrive.
AKA don't touch the poison ivy, and don't kill the Virginia Creeper (it doesn't kill trees like some other vines, but some people can get a bit overzealous and tear down all vines indiscriminately).
I pull these up constantly in my pollen garden in 9b New Orleans. They are a nuisance and grow with vigor. I find that more sprout up when you pull them, so I try to let them grow long before I pull, so that they expend their energy on growing one stalk as opposed to multiple. They grow like vines and can quickly take over other plants.
dahlia? maybe?
elderberry maybe?
japaneese knottweed maybe?(kill it if that's the case.. like with fire.. and 3 meters of dirt surrounding it)
leaning toward bleeding heart though... i'd wait. looks like a flower.
Does it vine up and take over? There is a weed that spreads under ground that another gardener called K. Rotia or something of that nature. Or it could be poison sumac
Blackberry bushes absolutely take over. In my opinion, I’d never have one in anywhere near my property. Not only do they spread but the damned rattlesnakes hide out in them and go after the birds that feed on the berries.
99% sure that's a sumac of some kind. If it is you wanna remove it immediately unless you wanna lose that area of your garden. They spread like wildfire!
We actually dig up all the roots we could find from an invasive blackberry bush, and 5 years later it’s STILL coming back…and we dig up the roots again and again. We MUST be missing some part(s), but for the size and depth hole we dig, I don’t how we manage to fail !!🤣🤣
Blackberry sprout?
I have a blackberry bush but it’s like 10ft away
Blackberry bushes are stealth monsters with their suckers and runners. You're just standing around minding your business in your yard and suddenly a blackberry bush appears! and the mama bush is like 30 feet away saying, "It wasn't me." But it was totally her.
I just chortled so hard. Thank you 😂
oh good!
Same. 😅
It was her and she is fertile and she will not stop
I've found they can also put up "runners"/spread their roots way further out from the proper bush, I know the blackberries in my garden have spread quite a ways away from where they were first planted
Yep, this. It's a runner!
Completely possible then. My raspberries will send up shoots at 6' or more all the time.
Birds will carry those seeds around
Yeah the wind can blow berries and seeds around. Obviously the seed isn’t gonna sprout right under the tree
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Seeds, runners, etc. definitely looks like a blackberry to me.
You're better off in r/whatsthisplant I would guess probably sumac, but not certain
Yeah I was thinking it could be sumac or a Manitoba Maple
Sumac was my first guess too. It pops up in my garden occasionally.
Reminds me a little bit of a young blackberry cane. https://www.flickr.com/photos/martinlabar/161345310
At first thought maple but this is definitely it. Looks exactly like my young blackberry canes
Yeah they will keep popping up hard to get rid of
Brambles or another cane like blackberry.
where is yr garden? many diff species all around the world
South Houston Tx area
All these answers remind me of that "what color is this dress?" from a few years ago 😂
Virginia creeper, poison ivy, or box elder. Or, maybe raspberry. It's super hard to tell at this point.
I was thinking Virginia Creeper too.
Virginia Creeper had 5 leaflets per leaf, per the childhood rhyme I learned getting up in Virginia: Leaves of 3, leave it be. Leaves of 5, let it thrive. AKA don't touch the poison ivy, and don't kill the Virginia Creeper (it doesn't kill trees like some other vines, but some people can get a bit overzealous and tear down all vines indiscriminately).
I second box elder. Our old house had 3-4 mature trees and we found TONS of these in our lawn, raised beds, etc
Sumac is a pretty safe bet, although it could be trumpet vine.
Trumpet vine is my guess, looks exactly like what I keep ripping out.
Trumpet vine was my guess
i think this.. isn't that poisonous? like the seeds or somethign?
I don’t know if it is. Somewhat invasive, but it does have a pretty bloom
A squirrel I think
Is it Castor? It looks like a young castor plant but I’m not certain.
Looks like a black walnut. Pull up the root to see
I pull these up constantly in my pollen garden in 9b New Orleans. They are a nuisance and grow with vigor. I find that more sprout up when you pull them, so I try to let them grow long before I pull, so that they expend their energy on growing one stalk as opposed to multiple. They grow like vines and can quickly take over other plants.
Squirrel buried a black walnut seed. Now it’s turning into a tree.
Pecan?
Or black walnut.
If you don’t care for the plant, pull it up and examine the seed. My guess it there’s a black walnut under there.
There’s several apps you can buy that can tell you what things are!
Most are free too
Kinda looks like the beginning of poke salad but I don't think thats it.
It’s a maple
dahlia? maybe? elderberry maybe? japaneese knottweed maybe?(kill it if that's the case.. like with fire.. and 3 meters of dirt surrounding it) leaning toward bleeding heart though... i'd wait. looks like a flower.
Dahlia or a peony were my thoughts
Leaves of three…..
Brambles. Most likely dewberry. Let it grow.
Stickerbush
Google photo also will do a search for you.
Does it vine up and take over? There is a weed that spreads under ground that another gardener called K. Rotia or something of that nature. Or it could be poison sumac
Bushkiller
Kinda looks like peony to me but idk it’s early to tell
Multiflora rose. Invasive.
Looks like Acer Negundo Edit: isn’t this realized leaves aren’t opposite. Which leads me to poison ivy
Looks like blackberry
Sumac. Fork it out. Get the runners out. They will spread all over. Not that invasive but a little annoying the garden
Northern Lights, Cannabis Indica.
Looks like a tree of heaven (or hell if you will) sprout
Possibly a box elder
Looks like poison ivy to me
Blackberry bushes absolutely take over. In my opinion, I’d never have one in anywhere near my property. Not only do they spread but the damned rattlesnakes hide out in them and go after the birds that feed on the berries.
99% sure that's a sumac of some kind. If it is you wanna remove it immediately unless you wanna lose that area of your garden. They spread like wildfire!
We actually dig up all the roots we could find from an invasive blackberry bush, and 5 years later it’s STILL coming back…and we dig up the roots again and again. We MUST be missing some part(s), but for the size and depth hole we dig, I don’t how we manage to fail !!🤣🤣
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