What are the plants/flowers/fruits/leaves you can identify in this photo? 
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Lupins lower left? With Bindweed (or Morning Glory?) next along?
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Curry leaves springing up in the top right half of pic?
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No correct answer yet 
Let’s try again. You might want to see the photo in full size.
Knowing where LMS is from, and presuming that it’s a photo of plants local to him, then this is very tricky, even though I’m a keen gardener. So tricky that I havent a clue. My guess, seeing as he’s posting here, is that there’s something edible there. A spice maybe? But what?
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I see a fern at least?
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Yes there are more than one edible things-plants that bear edible parts. But there’s no fern in the photo.
I’ll wait another hour and if no more answers I’ll reveal them.
The large leafed plant at the bottom of the photo. Is that pepper?
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When you look at the full size photo, you realise that this is not an entirely natural view. I see plant pots, wires and plants tied to sticks, etc.
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Yeah actually it’s a little “jungle”. It’s that place where you throw in everything you don’t want to lose but don’t want to take effort to plant properly. 
I’ll mark the things in the photo and post it. Need some time.
I see Waldo lurking in the brambles back there…
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I think I see tamarind leaves
Some kind of palm in the top left - too short for coconut, maybe banana?
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Here we go
Top left red rectangle: coconut leaves
Top mid yellow circle: katuru murunga - edible (Sesbania grandiflora)
Left mid yellow circle: flame of the woods (Ixora coccinea)
Bottom red circle: winged bean leaves
Middle green arrow: cassava leaves
Bottom 3 orange arrows: chilli peppers
Bottom right purple arrows: cassava plants
Right mid yellow arrow: a winged bean - vegetable
Middle maroon arrow: Sesbania grandiflora flower - edible
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Here’s a winner! It’s coconut leaves.
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I was at an exhibit at the Brooklyn Botanic garden last month with many of the same plants!
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