#GardenIng

Are these baby Brussel sprouts? First time Brussel mom 🤞🤞 submitted by /u/OkRegister6674 [link] [comments]

Look what’s growing on my rooftop! These little lemons and beautiful white blossoms have made me so happy. There’s something incredibly satisfying about watching a plant grow and finally seeing it bear fruit.

Haven't grown carrots in years and now I'm hooked. These seem large for this variety. submitted by /u/Jared_Sparks [link] [comments]

Pictures 1 and 2 are of my overgrown front yard today. I went away for work and it needs to be tidied up. 3 is cranberry hibiscus. 4 is what I believe to be Achachairu, a new world mangosteen, Garcinia humilis.…

We had our first decent fruit from our little sour cherry tree this year. It’s in its third year so we’re pretty happy with it! submitted by /u/sassafrazin11 [link] [comments]

It’s that time of year again! Go check out your local Ace Hardeware store for end of the year discounted vegetable seeds. I got 61 packets of seeds for 50 cents each submitted by /u/tomatos_red [link] [comments]

Bought a house knowingly that the dude before us had the dumbest idea of planting an entire mint garden. It’s spreading all over and I want to get rid of it. What’re my options? submitted by /u/Pocket_RPG [link] [comments]

For those who have not seen saffron flowers here. Here are some pictures for you. 🌸 Location: Pampore Kashmir

In Bay Area (9b/10a) California, my zinnias are at their peak right now! Hoping they will last until December. submitted by /u/OrneryWheel981 [link] [comments]

Big Beef variety seem to do best later in the season for me. submitted by /u/Decent_Ticket_60 [link] [comments]

Overall I'm pretty happy with the results! Not going to win any beauty contests, but the taste great. submitted by /u/trailuser7 [link] [comments]

In the 1500s, Spanish Christian missionaries believed the flower’s intricate parts symbolized elements of the crucifixion of Jesus: its frilly crown represented the crown of thorns, its three stigmas represented the nails, and its five anthers represented…

Might wait till a plant i got is of size to fill it, but wondering if anyone could recommend something i could plant small to grow into the pot without worry. EDIT: I live in Los Angeles so that kinda climate.…

My brother this summer gave me 2 plants, I just harvested them now, I tried some and they are VERY spicy, mind that I use spicy stuff a lot but those are very very spicy, i should try without the seeds and see how they are.…

And what do you grow way too little of? I’m thinking I’d like to grow way too many watermelons. submitted by /u/PirateDogsAquarium [link] [comments]