Leaf & Light

🌿 Plants with secrets.. Click on each to REVEAL!! 🪴🌳

the other one is soft, simple, understated Which one are you choosing? Click on each image description to know the name

PLANTS YOU DIDN’T KNOW... Which is 🌼 TOXIC? Which is 🌱EDIBLE? and Which is 🌿MISLEADING?? Click on each image description to know more..

💧 Water: moderate ☀️ Light: full sun 🌱 Uses: edible fruit when ripe 🧠 Trivia: fruit grows inside a papery husk 📍 Found in: North America, disturbed soils and open areas

💧 Water: moderate ☀️ Light: full sun 🌱 Uses: ground cover 🧠 Trivia: spreads aggressively 📍 Found in: tropical regions, roadsides and gardens

💧 Water: low ☀️ Light: full sun 🌱 Uses: edible young shoots 🧠 Trivia: thorny vines help it climb 📍 Found in: North America, forests and thickets

💧 Water: moderate ☀️ Light: full sun 🌱 Uses: source of camphor oil 🧠 Trivia: naturally insect-repellent 📍 Found in: East Asia, also grown in tropical regions

💧 Water: low ☀️ Light: full sun 🌱 Uses: attracts bees and butterflies 🧠 Trivia: part of the mint family 📍 Found in: eastern United States, dry fields and prairies

💧 Water: low ☀️ Light: full sun 🌱 Uses: supports pollinators, seed oil 🧠 Trivia: blooms open in the evening 📍 Found in: North America, sandy soils and open land

💧 Water: moderate ☀️ Light: full sun to partial shade 🌱 Uses: ornamental vine 🧠 Trivia: toxic if ingested 📍 Found in: southeastern United States, forests and fences

💧 Water: low ☀️ Light: full sun 🌱 Uses: natural insect repellent 🧠 Trivia: not related to true fennel 📍 Found in: southeastern United States, disturbed soils and fields

💧 Water: moderate ☀️ Light: full sun to partial shade 🌱 Uses: ornamental plant 🧠 Trivia: blooms last only one day 📍 Found in: central and eastern United States, prairies and roadsides

💧 Water: moderate ☀️ Light: full sun 🌱 Uses: wood for furniture, fruit for jams 🧠 Trivia: bark used in traditional cough remedies 📍 Found in: North America, forests and woodland edges

💧 Water: low ☀️ Light: full sun 🌱 Uses: ground cover, pollinator support 🧠 Trivia: leaves form a lyre shape 📍 Found in: southeastern United States, grassy areas

💧 Water: low to moderate ☀️ Light: full sun to partial shade 🌱 Uses: traditional herbal use for minor wounds 🧠 Trivia: nicknamed “cranesbill” from its beak-shaped seed pods 📍 Found in: North America, especially open fields and roadsides