for future reference.. this would be the sick plant forum ...

there is a name that plant forum ...

most of us prefer no more than 3 IDS per post.. it gets very confusing having to scroll up and down repeatedly ...

welcome

wait ill scroll up and see if i can get one ... third is phlox ... fifth a hosta ... and i knew the 4th.. but im not scrolling up again.. wait.. was it a hollyhock??

ken

Updated it and placed it in a different forum

#7 needs to go immediately before the seeds of the Ragweed disperse.

#8 looks like a Rose but we need closer pics please.

Ken we need the fun here!!!

I'll get ya better pics of 8 and start taking down 7 today! Thank you so much!

Those ferns look similar to ones we have that are basically unkillable. They should be fine and will likely spend until you're yanking them out.

White flower in the planter might be a vinca, but a closer/clearer image would help.

It's hollyhock, with an h, just FYI.

The "purple flowers growing with" the Hosta are the hosta's flowers scapes. The Hosta looks like it may have encountered some weather or slugs, but it looks fine; you can dead head the scapes that are done.

My guess on 7 would be ragweed, so yeah, usually not a keeper.

I think 10 might be a box elder (a type of maple).

#2 could be Chickweed but too far away to tell. Whatever it is I would say it is a weed.

#10 may be desirable but it looks like a Rubus sp. - Raspberry is growing with it.

#11 looks like weeds.

11 might have been an astilbe, but it's hard to tell, since all you've got are old flower scapes. It could also be a grassy weed that went to seed

8. Is a rose. No question.

10. Is a Raspberry.

If the ferns are branched they are Bracken.

There’s nothing worth keeping in the last picture. Most of it appears to be dead bolted spinach or weedy member of that family such as Chenopodium album.

Just removed (hopefully) all of the ragweed, there were roses mixed inbetween so figuring out which was which was fun... ow

Thank you guys! I've updated the post and taken off any pics of things we've ID'd, so scrolling is easier on you guys (and me).

Just adding to the comments in continuity is better than updating and rearranging your entire post. It's confusing to whoever reads it later on.

Ah, okay. Thought that would've made it better

It’s still not possible to tell if it’s bracken. Do the fronds grow off stalks or do they grow directly out of the ground?

Thanks! There's a stem or two back there but they're most definitely weeds, literally just two stalks of the same appearance. Chickweed is gone, just took care of that!

Hope this helps with the possible Bracken, each leaf is it's own branch/grow directly from the ground:

And that's about it for me guys, thank you so much for the help! Took me most of today clearing this stuff out.

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==<>>>> well hot spit.. who knew you could do that ... congrats... you taught us something

btw .. hollyhocks always get ugly ... thats one reason i quit growing them ...

that thermometer says 68 ... really.. come down here and get some of my 80s ... crikey ... lol

ken

Oh they're kinda ugly now! There's one sunflower growing on one side of the house, wouldn't mind replacing the hollyhocks with them.

And I love the weather! We just moved here from South Dakota, there it was around 95 every day... I'm from Georgia and am loving this mid-70s, no humidity. I can actually enjoy being outside!

Thank you guys again!

Ok. It’s not bracken.

Some sort of tree fern?

OP’s fern doesn’t gave a central trunk. And afaik there are no tree ferns which would grow in Minnesota.

Lady fern?

Found this site:

https://www.prairienursery.com/plants-seeds/native-plants/native-ferns.html#:~:text=Add%20to%20Wish%20List