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Gardening and Outdoor
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Anyone else ever have a surprise gourd? I’m thinking it’s pumpkin?
I love Marigolds ❤️
TIPS anybody?! I need to move this rose bush to the front of the yard. It was planted already when we moved here, but the placement is proving inconvenient by the driveway and walk-path. There are branches that are completely brown and have no flowers. Do I cut those off? It is nice when it blooms. We haven’t done anything but trim the edge bc, THORNS lol but it keeps blooming, I wouldn’t wanna just gut it and trash it :(
What began last year being 3 stems of Lillie’s with about 12 buds total has duplicated again and again this year with 63 buds 😂
Just wanted to share my excitement for my variegated tomato plant grown from seed. I don't usually have any luck growing anything from seed, needless to say, I was pleasantly surprised when this one took off. This is one out of three, other 2 didn't make it, but that's ok.
So I have a evens cherry tree and a Cupid cherry tree. There names are not on this app so anyone know what is the closest so I can keep track of the growth I have this one under bing cherry
Hi all! I have a couple endless summer hydrangeas in this raised bed. I am concerned that they are not fully blooming. As you can see some are mostly filled out while others are filling out more like lace hydrangeas. I bought all 3 from the same place on the same day so I am pretty sure they are all the same plant. Could it be that they aren’t getting enough sun? I don’t think it is a hydration issue. Thanks!
The False Indigo is thriving in Northern VT!
vegetable garden is officially done for the summer ! now we just wait for growth 🌱
My sister lives in the high desert of Colorado, trying for a veggie garden. They experience extreme temperature swings, 90F plus days, can freeze at night anytime of year. I heard of a tactic of spreading a layer of river pebbles, crushed rocks, or pea stones on top of the soil. My guess is that this acts as a buffer from the sun during day, and releases heat at night? Is there truth and science to this? Thanks, cheers.
Little radish coming along
I have been wanting to propagate my pothos. If i cut a piece of the stem, does the stem on the original plant continue to grow ? how do i make my pothos plant bushier also ?
Leafy Green 🥬🥬💕
Tomatoes/ Tomatillo babies 🍅 💕🌱
Hungarian Hot Wax Babies 🌶️🌱💕
Bell Pepper Babies 🫑🌱💕💕
Cucumber Babies 💕🥒 🌱
Found some wild passion fruit (Passiflora Foetida) growing in my yard. The flowers were closed but they have beautiful blooms.
They’re open 🌸🍆






























