Please help me identify these plants? I'm in mid-michigan.

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This is a pear tree that was here when we moved in, but the pears are always too hard to eat and always stay red. No matter how long they stay there. Are they not supposed to be eaten?

>>2370512
Horse parsley?

>>2370520

We have one like that. I was told it's probably because they're wild pears instead of the hybrid stuff in nurseries. That's why if you take a seed from a store-bought fruit, typically the fruit it produces will be nothing like where it came from.

>>2370534
that looks like a morel cap, m8. can you find the stem anywhere? Potentially good eats.

>>2370606

Looks like the cap has a skirt. Could be a false morel, thus not good eats.

>>2370606
>>2370612
I got tons of these around. They don't have skirts

>>2370675

http://www.michiganmorels.com/morels2.shtml

>>2370512
Big ol' parsley. I probably wouldn't eat it though.

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HALP!!!

I make my own compost and planted some lime seeds in it, but bow I got this asshole growing there and I dont know what it is but it's reproducing fast. What is it?

>>2371851
Looks sort of like a sweet potato maybe I dunno

>>2371854

I appreciate it, man. I suck at this and I've been googling for days. :(

>>2370520
you could try baking the pears, or even boiling them down into jam even if you can't eat them fresh