My husband job not my

yes.

Most people know a walking tree when they see it but don't know it walks. It is called a Banana tree. Each year it fruits and dies down but it sends up another shoot for the next year right next to the old shoot. (1 step per year.)

Stickers

We have an Australian native garden and it is hard to keep up with the pruning, but other than that it doesn't take much looking after.

strangest thing i ever found was very early in the morning, an elderly man deciding which of my plants took his fancy, would have loved to plant him

no none

i do like gardening

I live in rooftop apartments

Yes unusual plant named Jockeys Cap. It’s such a beautiful flower which lasts a day then another one appears.

Grass

I wish I would...

we have moved into a new place ,garden well established lots of ferns & other plants a bird paradise plants we don't know names of

That sounds interesting. I don't think my plants are unusual as such. Mainly a mix of Orchids,Lilys,Ferns and Palms...

WE HAVE A GARDEN BEFORE MY FATHER ASSIGNED ME TO TAKE CARE OF IT.HE SAID TO ME IF YOU SAW AN UNUSUAL PLANTS YOU HAVE TO REMOVE AND THE GARDEN WILL LOOK GOOD AND BEAUTIFUL SPECIALLY IF IT ARRANGE WELL..

Does this plant have any medicinal properties?

I would like an garden

I have a heap of (Aussie) Natives and some bulbs in the front yard and it's mainly herbs and vegies in the back yard. I don't consider any as unusual, although i do like growing plants that are a bit different from their "common" variety.

My son took a keen interest in gardening in his teens....but we managed to remove them on a regular basis...

I have a penchant for patio roses…..lol

None

I don't know what it is called, but it appears.for about a week each year. It is one single.long bloom and the birds love it. It is so out of place in our garden, but the pleasure the birds bring us for that brief time each year stops us from moving or removing it. It is the weirdest thing...

Don’t have a garden

I did a Google image search for homalocladium platycladium - yes, it's a weird one! On my inner city balcony, I grow tarragon, my favourite herb, & aloe vera. Every household needs an aloe vera plant! It's good for stings, cuts & burns.

Mostly we grow weeds and clover is going nuts right now, we have fire weed which is a pretty yellow flowered weed. Looks a little like a daisy. The cranium hybrids are a little frost bitten at the moment but should come good in spring and we have lovely orange gladioli. I would like to get a different coloured ones. We also have roses which I love would like some more of those. Just planted a rhubarb which is slowly taking hold and can't wait to be able to harvest some yummy.

a few which names I don't know, I let them grow for a while till I am sure they are not pests.

We didn't even have grass in our front or back yards when we first moved in our newly built house. It was also a newly created suburb which they cleared bushland to make in the early 90's. Our mother handed a pack of grass seeds to my sister and myself to scatter around our house, when we got back from school. It took months before the grass grew and covered our yards. So just seeing Grass Lawn for the first time around our house felt like a Miracle ;-)

Can't say I do but I know there are a lot of unusual weeds out there lol.

I don't have any plants in my garden except for a geranium in a pot.

I found a garlic plant I didn't put in my vegie patch

cool to look at. as for me, i have hardly any garden.

my garden mainly contains suculents and survivors, oh and well nutured rhubarb.

Just about every weed ever invented !!!!

No unusual plants

I just sold house that i rented out and bought home some Gymea Lily Plants. Going to pot them and sell off as they are expensaive to buy. Somewhere along the line a tenant has planted and it is quite big now. It is a long spiny leaf with a flower stalk that goes up 15 to 20 feet into the air with a small bunch of dark pink flowers. Nice when they are small.Edited 28-Jul-22 12:03pm

Just got a few weeds as they appear now and then out of thin air. All the recent rain hasn’t helped

I planted sunflowers this year, but we haven't had much rain lately, so they're not doing so well. We went on vacation and when we got home the birds or chipmunks had attacked the few that had flowered. Sad!

I had a funny looking plant in my yard, didn’t catch the name of it though, so I pulled it up and threw it out. It was making my yard look bad.

no unusual plants but lots of onion grass which is driving us crazy

The only unusual plants in my garden are the ones that can stay alive!!

Over the past 10 years I have noticed plants, weeds I guess, that I've never seen before. I've been told that when we get winds from the west, seeds can be blown to Australia from as far away as South Africa

My brother and his family stayed with us for a month. When they left I noticed wee tomato plants growing where I didn't plant any....

Sorry dont have a garden

I currently have a VERY unusual plant (probably a weed) as a result of all the bird frequenting my garden.

I grow hops (I brew my own beer)

No to having a garden I go for walks & admire others

i have a garden, and i do have some unusual plants,,,, ;-))

nothing unusual

Have a garden but no unusual plants.

Do not have a garden

Yes & some I have no idea what they are

To me it looks like there are a lot more of unusual plants in our garden than it does to my wife.

In my garden flowers and veges would be unusual because the only thing I seem to be able to grow are weeds

Not that I know of, but I'm no gardener! (I'd rather read a book)

No I haven't.

Last year I was wandering through Coles supermarket and saw a Stingray plant. It has big green, glossy leaves which are round with a long green tail - just exactly the shape of a Stingray. I just had to have it.

No

No

i don't

I don't have a garden.

its unusual that i get anything to grow

Yeah, for the norm around here, I guess. My boyfriend is growing melon and we have a blueberry plant and all kinds of fruits and veggies. I plan on growing more flowers, fruits and veggies soon.

I live in the sub tropics and I used to have gorgeous ferns, tree ferns, plants to bring in the birds and insects. It was lovely. Now I live in a townhouse with a small back and front yard but I have again planted flora that brings insects and I have a bird bath and love watching the birds throughout the day taking a drink or a bath. My garden would be unusual for other areas or countries I guess though but for here it is quite the norm.

My whole garden is weird lol Thanks to climate change I live in a cold climate but I can grow citrus fruits,olives etc My favourite plants are the Elephant ears when they flower...for a couple of days they give off the most stunning fragrance...wish I could bottle it.

I have "never" own a garden - therefore, my response is "NO" :-)!

Apparently some gardeners grow plants with jagged leaves that look like tomato plants but are not!