Cheryl Baker

I would say that plant 'A' is Virginia Creeper, plant 'B' is flowering quince, and for plant 'C', the leaves look like stinging nettle, but I'm not sure about the flower (I've never seen it in person). Has anyone else replied to your ID request?

Thanks for helping. I think I'll have to wait until it flowers and I'll post a picture then. It does smell like carrots. Does hemlock?? (Don't worry, I won't be eating it).

Hi all, I'm in Oklahoma. This plant is all over my yard, and I'm constantly pulling it out. It only gets about 2 ft tall, the seed capsules are very adhesive, it seems to do fine in both sun and shade, and it's an annual. Descriptions that I've seen of Hemlock say that it's biennial, so I don't think that's what it is. Can anyone tell me what some of the possibilities are, so I can start from there?

Can anyone help to ID this plant? Thanks.