yes, it totally could be. This house had a well tended garden, but in the last couple years I think the owner had some health issues, and we all know how fast weed can take over. I was curious so I let it go, one of the few I did let go. I can't see the leaves at all, they are under the cover of the hosta, and I don't think they are very attractive. But, that particular yellow colored bloom and flower shape seems to look nice to me with the lupine. I'd like to try and emulate that look with something with nicer foliage. If anyone has any suggestions as to what my bloom with the lupine and resemble that sort of color and light, airy, flower, I'd love to hear them. Thank you linaria_gw!

Well for starters congrats on the one pepper. The 3 on the right are weeds but are edible Chenopodium album We usually pull them immediately because they seed around so much. The plants in the middle could be Sonchus but difficult to see clearly. They are weeds though.

Agree one Pepper plant. The other two on the right are lambsquarters aka goosefoot, common edible weeds. The one above the pepper looks a little like goosefoot but not that clear to say for sure.

Thanks. The asparagus concept is interesting. I have asparagus growing in my veggie garden. I asked my husband to do a close comparison and he thinks it may be. I still cannot get to the garden with my broken foot, but when I do I will take a much closer look. If an asparagus bed has popped up there, I'll be happy to cultivate it. I agree that the leaves on the first one do look like coneflower but I do not think it is due to the size. The leaves are about 6 inches wide and the whole plant is about 2 to 2 1/2 feet wide, with no center stem. At first sight I thought it was a hosta, but upon closer examination it did not seem so. The leaves are very dark green and has some purple coloring. I have coneflowers and it is not quite the same.