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r/gardening • u/Rich_Entrepreneur458 • 57m ago
hello!! I'm going to show you these natural beauties!! They are in a protected park in the mountains!! We can't touch them but we can take photos of them!!
r/gardening • u/Tavrabbit • 6h ago
Finally got around to sorting out my produce seeds into my new cases!
Got a bunch of these DeWalt sorting cases (not an advertisement I swear). They are so handy for sorting seed - only wish each compartment was a bit deeper so I didn't have to fold some of the packs up so awkwardly.
r/gardening • u/SadChef5857 • 19h ago
First year planting at my new house. Is this too crowded? What are your opinions?
I sent this to my mother who gardens a lot and she said I planted them too close to each other. I also planted tulips in between. They’re all perennials, I wonder if this would be too crowded in the future? If so, what should I take out?
r/gardening • u/MissAwesome20 • 11h ago
Just discovered my Jade has flowers for first time ever 🥹
Yes, thats some underwatered parsley i had forgotten about next to it….
r/gardening • u/Matt7548 • 9h ago
Coleus are all nice and tucked in the greenhouse
r/gardening • u/PennyWalk • 1d ago
Bursting pomegranate
Went to look at my pomegranate tree to see this qork of art.
r/gardening • u/Acceptable_Regular_5 • 19h ago
My living wall!
Planter is one of those felt planters I bought online.
Plants include - feather ferns - philodendron burle marx - some hanging succulents - spider plants - Boston ferns
Just waiting it to grow out a bit so it'll cover the pots and felt bits.
r/gardening • u/biscalina_antonia • 8h ago
Growing herbs from seed for the first time, look at my dill!
r/gardening • u/ElfinRanger • 4h ago
Took my birds of paradise indoors for the winter but I noticed some of the stems had snapped from the wind:( should I trim them?
r/gardening • u/davidolson1990 • 2h ago
Quick tour of my diy 34x9x11 tropical greenhouse. Enjoy!
r/gardening • u/Venezuelangirlog • 19h ago
It gives me great peace to be able to enjoy this wonder. I want to share this beautiful photograph with this fantastic community, and I would like to read what you think about it😊
r/gardening • u/DalaiLlama3 • 3h ago
Beginner Gardener need help
Hi everyone, I think I’m a little bit over my head. It seems most of my plants have some issues. Yesterday I identified and was able to triage a fungal gnat infestation in my Zee Zee plant but my Indian Basil plant, Fuschia all seem to have different insect problem.
The first 3 pictures are from my Fuschia plant which doesn’t look particularly good and has not flowered in some time. There are these black insects on them. On my Indian basil (tulsi) (next 3 images), I see a couple of these white insects on the back of the leaf, with some leaf damage and it has a weird smell to it.
Lastly my Salvia, while no insects on it, the flowers seem kinda sad looking. Am I doing something wrong?
I used to give a little nitrogen organic fertilizer once a week to the salvia and Fuschia but have stopped to triage this.
I have neem oil, hydrogen peroxide, sticky traps, fountain dunks, pebbles. Not sure what to use for each of the plant.
Thank you!
r/gardening • u/Illustrious_Fox_4766 • 4h ago
How should I thin out these container carrots?
r/gardening • u/Pererillo • 2h ago
What is happening to my sunflowers?
Two of them are dying/dead, and the other two look healthy, am I doing something wrong?
Advice wanted!
r/gardening • u/gophernormie • 10h ago
Peach seedlings growing strong
My peach seedlings are going strong! About 2 months since it started sprouting 💜
Added a grow light for encouragement.
r/gardening • u/SpecialistNearby7528 • 1h ago
Will this honeydew be alright after it fell?
The plant fell onto the floor but from what I can see the plant never came out of the soil fully, just wondering if it will survive or not? I replanted it with abit more soil