'Needs ID' pile, and identifications

[JaneBP]

@fluffyinca

There’s also a difference in the amount of flower petals, but I don’t remember what it is right now. Pretty much anything that looks like a normal plant is a flowering plant, though, even grasses and deciduous trees.

Monocots usually have three petals but they may also have three sepals that look like petals so they are referred to as flower petals in sets of three. Grasses are usually (always?) monocots - long strappy leaves with parallel veins.