Hey, #Plantstodon folks, would anyone know what this flowering vine is that has decided to start crawling over the bushes by my house? At first it looked like all it was doing was weighing the bushes down, but now it's burst into little white Xes.

Is it native to the Delaware Valley? Invasive? A pollenator? Likely to turn into doppelgangers of my neighbors?

(Please boost and add better tags for reach.)

#Plants #WhatsThis #Philly #Bloomscrolling

Since many are inside keeping out of the heat, let's play #WhatsThis?

If you know what this is, scope your response to mentioned only to not spoil the fun. If you're guessing or just shitposting, share with everyone.

I know what it is and it doesn't seem hard to me but I'm older than the theory on how the dinosaurs died (I was there).

I've got another #WhatsThis for you.

This thing sat outside the garage. It's cast, open on the bottom, has a rectangular groove for sliding something into and three holes in the groove. It's somewhat heavy. There's also a flange at the bottom.

Obviously it has been used as anvil/cutting surface, but what is its original purpose? If it's a T-40 tractor part, I don't know where it goes on that.

#Mystery #WhatIsThis #Wotsit #Identification #WhatIsThisThing #WhatsThisThing

Is this the beginnings of a fig tree? Could someone help to identify it?

Backstory: as a fairly lazy gardener who happens to live in an apartment | flat, I have planter pots including a few small bins for compost. Throughout the year, kitchen trash (i.e. any part of fruits, veggies or herbs that isn't being used in the food) goes out to my planter pots. Last year, I bought some figs. I LOVE figs, so when I saw that one or two were past their prime, I buried them in one of the compost bins. This has been growing all year. I know some leaves are yellowing, but need to positively ID the plant...

#plant #garden #plantidentity #whatsthis #fig #possiblefig #figtree #growfigs

Anybody know what kind of rock this could be?
I found it about 20 years ago in a river in Northern Maine, USA.

#rock #geology #maine #crystals #WhatsThis #NewEngland