#RedditGardening

I have a bunch of Meyer lemons that will be ready to pick shortly. Not sure what to do with them. Cooking with them will not use all of them before they spoil. Any ideas? submitted by /u/Notuhdeadguy [link] [comments]

So I’m well aware garlic isn’t supposed to seed and its bulb growth. But I’m keeping these seeds I found on my hike this year of the seeds I found in the top flowering of a patch of wild garlic. Unfortunately I didn’t get any photos of the harvest.…

Im in zone 7a. I grew potatoes in 2 big pots this year and hilled them twice. In late summer I started getting new leaf growth. I finally decided to harvest the. This morning amd got quite a mix of potatoes.…

How do o trim this plant, getting too big space ? submitted by /u/KoalaFemme [link] [comments]

The time difference between first and last image is hardly 4 hours. EDIT: The correct scientific name of flower is Epiphyllum oxypetalum. submitted by /u/External_Net4377 [link] [comments]

Hi all! I want to purchase this tree, but have doubts if it will survive due to the way it has been unplanted. it is a galaxy peach tree. could you please share your feedback! it’s my first tree ever! Thank you in advance!…

found this at my grandma's house, is it any good? submitted by /u/Abject_Gap825 [link] [comments]

I’m looking for sturdy, durable peony cages to leave in place permanently, and I’m willing to pay up. Can’t find the perfect one online but I’m hoping somebody can point me to one with all the following features: 1) Large 2) “Trumpet” shape with two or…

Once in a blue moon, I like throwing together a flower arrangement from whatever's growing in the garden. Sometimes it's for birthdays, anniversaries, or when we have guests over, but mostly it's just because.…

I made an order with Colorblends in June. It got delivered last week which means it's time to get these in the ground. I'm just going to need someone to let me know what past me was thinking when I placed this order.…

Is there anything I can use the giant reed stalks for? Feels wasteful to just toss. (I'm thinking after they are really dead dead) submitted by /u/Powerful_Plane_5280 [link] [comments]

Update: My online research says inter-species graft within Salix should work fine. The vendor website via Wayback Machine circa 2023 says: "Kits are typically filled with varieties of S. purpurea or S. miyabeana".…

This photo has not been edited at all! I’ve always loved this rose growing in my mums garden (she can’t remember its name so I can’t help if anyone asks for it.) I’m super excited because she is going to do a cutting for me now that I have my own place 😍…

Here ya go! I just started it today, and put it in my very large fermentation crock! submitted by /u/babaruskie [link] [comments]

I live in Southern California and I barely see any flowers in areas that could definitely use some. Just dead dried landscapes. I'd like to spread some seeds next year but I don't want to grow anything harmful to my area.…

For whatever reason, my husband got a box of sunchoke tubers delivered, which he presented to me with too much enthusiasm and a "You can go plant these!" I've never grown these things and barely knew what they were, so I googled, and got conflicting…

First time growing these bad boys but there's something super satisfying about growing a 14 lb vegetable! I hope they taste as good as I amazing. Although, I've never met a squash I didn't like. submitted by /u/Shanelomein79 [link] [comments]

After about 10 years of loving plants and having quite a few of them, I finally had to deal with thrips. I was devastated. I genuinely got depressed watching plants that were so special to me start dying so quickly.…

For the price of a box of size 10 2-1/2" wood screws I can now grow enough lettuce in november for exactly 1 and a half salads. I sowed bunching onions in there, if it actually works Im going all out with the rest of the glass panels I have just laying…

My pink pineapple finally produced a tiny pineapple, which has 9 new plant starts. Do I just cut the bottom pineapple and try to start rooting or cut each new one off and try to root separately? submitted by /u/AlwaysWanderlust13 [link] [comments]