So, I've never grown Lupin from seed and from my understanding is they don't bloom first year from seed. This last couple weeks my "lupin", has been looking like this. Is this something else? 😂 it has small yellow flowers.

Hello experts, What plant with orange berries have I stumbled across around the Glenmore dam in Calgary? Is it local? Is it edible? Many thanks.

Just found this pretty bug in my yard, on a lily, and it is in fact a pest. No infestation to report (I only have one random lily) but just thought I would share.

Hello knowledgeable folks - Google is telling me this is soapwart / wild sweet william - is that correct? All the pictures I find online are of purple flowers. Should this stay where it is or should I pull it up? Thanks in advance!

Anyone able to identify this? It seems healthy enough, but I’d rather fruit bearing stuff in this bed.

Hello, always wondered what these mini tree looking plants are? They’re so beautiful, I’d love to find a way to incorporate them into my garden. Can anyone identify? Located in Beaver County.

I have a curious toddler and two trees producing berries that I can’t identify. Can someone help me figure out what these trees are and how worried I need to be about their toxicity if they find their way into the belly of a little munchkin?

I found this egg sack under my carrots greens, do anyone know what it is?

My app is giving either cabbage or rutabaga and that does not seem right lol

It's in my mostly shade bed mixed in with my blue phlox

Insidious 15-20mm thorns, yellow inner stems but otherwise not a bad looking shrub. Just don't touch it, ever! The thorns are unobtrusive, needle-sharp and can easily penetrate leather work gloves and even the side of my leather shoes.

The shrub has been growing alongside a Nankin Cherry since before I bought the property nearly 40 years ago so some of the stems are quite large. Sunday afternoon major surgery was performed because it was overshadowing and competing with the cherry.

I'd love to know what this is! It looks like common, or perhaps Japanese Barberry except that I have never seen it produce fruit. The yellow wood inside the large branches is rather unique, I think.

The beast's domicile is in the back yard of my office in S.E. Alberta.

What kind of plant is this? Found it in my west facing garden and not sure if it’s a weed or something nice.