[martin_fierro]

kthx!

[cripplecreek]

Is it native to Uruguay?

[Sacajaweau]

zuchini

[Free Descendant]

Not sure, but it’s not purple kush.

[MsLady]

We have something that looks like that in our yard, er farm, I think it might be milk weed, not sure though. Take a leaf and pinch it off, see if it leaks something that looks milky.

[wigswest]

Go to davesgarden.com. They have a whole section devoted to identifying mystery plants.

[Jack Hydrazine]

Can ya smoke it? If so, you better not let your local law enforcement find out! LOL!

[TangoLimaSierra]

Dude! Your left arm must be huge to tank that watch around.

[USMCPOP]

Email a pic of that to your state/county Ag Extension Service. They’ll help you out.

[Semper911]

These people can help you:

Name that Plant

They are going to ask you things like... Is it woody or herbaceous? -- Do the roots grow sideways (runners)? -- What do the flowers look like? What zone do you live in?-- etc.

But without knowing any of those answers, I am going to guess a wild honeysuckle. If it is, pull it every time you see it and don't let it flower.

[Tennessee Nana]

Well it looks like a pea plant

but at least its not Kudzu

:)

[Titus Quinctius Cincinnatus]

From the picture, looks like milkweed. If you break a stem or tear a leaf, do you get a sticky white liquid coming from the breaks?

If it is milkweed, you might as well just sell the property and move away, because your house will be gone - utterly eaten - within two years. In fact, you should probably nuke the site from orbit, it’s the only way to be sure.

Okay, I made the last paragraph up.

[Havisham]

Globe mallow?

[6SJ7]

We've got #%$%@ weeds, in the yard!

[Huskrrrr]

I think it’s Dickweed. You see a lot of it growing in the White House garden.

[Tax-chick]

Sheep’s ear? Try getting a goat.

I had a mystery weed last year that everyone thought was milkweed, but it turned out to be a sunflower.

[Berlin_Freeper]

seaweed

[MomwithHope]

I agree with another poster looks like autumn olive, wild form ofg honeysuckle, very invasive, will get large and flower, filling the air with a sickly perfume that is unmistakable. If you have little ones there must be some big ones, white flowers. The big ones need to be gotten rid of the you will quit getting little ones.

[hellbender]

Judging by the leaves, it looks like a member of the pea family, which includes clover, sweet clover, lupine, and many other plants. Have you seen the flowers?

[JRochelle]

That almost looks like false blue indigo.

[count-your-change]

What state is that growing in? The soil looks like S.E. U.S.

What does it look like when mature?