And it was boring into the tree so that it could lay its eggs in the larva of a wood-boring beetle.

Hydrangea macrophylla...one of the lacecap varieties, not the mopheads most often seen in cultivation. The Bittersweet Nightshade was introduced and is now widely naturalized in North America.

Bougainvillea it is. They thrive on abuse and resent being overly loved and pampered. Mine goes outside in the Summer in full sun (when it never seems to bloom). I bring it to work in October where it get morning full sun and moderate to coolish temps. I water it rarely throughout the Fall and Winter and it gets covered with flowers by New Year's Day. They don't like excessive rich/fertile soils..., I almost never fertilize mine. Not the plant for those who tend to coddle their plants.

Ok dahlia yes I think so The large one lying flat is different I'll try to get a better photo tomorrow. For the person who thinks I don't know what a weed is: telling someone that a weed is something growing where they don't want it is 1) condescending 2) annoying 3) useless I know some of you are regulars but my advice is don't condescend.