And that one has seed pods that look just like blackberries but you wouldn't want to eat them! There's also desert rose that's not a rose, and Peruvian daffodil that's sure not a daffodil.

And a Madagascar Palm is not a palm! This could become an interesting thread....

The list is probably nearly endless. How about the "Orchid Tree", Bauhinia variegate 'Purple'. It has nothing to do with orchids.

Screw pine? Not remotely a pine but the fruits look like pinecones.

Which brings us back to pinecone ginger . . aka shampoo ginger.

Elaine, it should be named "Conditioner Ginger". Perhaps when it acquired that "Shampoo" name, there was no such thing as hair conditioner.

Must admit I've never put it on my hair, Ken. Can't say if it works as either shampoo or conditioner but it seems to work as insect repellent for me. Smells and feels great on your skin.

Blue Ginger (Dichorisandra thyrsiflora)

"Bog"? "Partial or dappled shade"?! Have I got the yard for YOU!