Solanum lycopersicum
Tomato
This is a tomato plant from my garden. Its in the Solanaceae family because it has a superior ovary and the fruit consists of two carpels. If you look closely you can see someone in the background.
Solidago canadensis
Canada Goldenrod
I found this Canada Goldenrod on the Alum Creek Trail. I knew it was in the Asteraceae family because of the complex compound flowers, their daisy like appearance also helps. Inside the flower head are a lot of tiny achene fruits which are also typical of Asteraceae.
It’s pretty cool that the tomato in your garden actually had two carpels like it’s supposed to. I hope you shared it with your little friend, he’s pretty cute!