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Hi everyone its Toya here. This is the picture of the plant i was talking about yesterday, sorry for the poor quality yesterday.
There are other plants i have here that i'm not sure of can u help me out, i would appreciate it. U would have to blow up the pics to have a better look. P.s. The last pic usually has some small round berries that are sometimes green or purple.
#2 could also be the white, common Datura. I see that the leaves are soft and slightly fuzzy.
Brugmansia leaves are more firm and have woody stems.
I grow Brugs and daturas--but in your picture--the leaves look so soft--
that is why I think it could be the perennial, white, creeping all over the place Datura inoxia.
#1 looks to me like one of the weeds in the nettle family - Urticaceae - I often hear anything like that called "pellitory".
I don't think 2 is a Brugmansia, or a Datura, but I can't quite put a name to it.
3 does not have enough detail to be sure, but it does look like some of the Livingstonias; then again, considering where you are, it could be a Cocothrinax, a Copernicia, a Sabal, or even a wayward Washingtonia.
#5, the vine, clings by tendrils, so not Parthenocissus, which clings by holdfasts. Also, looks like simple leaves, not compound, so again, not Parthenocissus. At least, not the ones I am familiar with.
#3, Are there any remnants of flowers or fruit on the palm? Sometimes they hold on quite a while.
#1: Opposite or alternate leaves? Those things on top... flowers? Fruit?
Maybe keep watching these plants and when they flower, add photos.
