Outdoor

Gardening and Outdoor

Whether you have a small balcony or a large backyard, our group offers a supportive and welcoming environment to connect with other enthusiasts. Discuss vegetable gardening, flower beds, pruning, mulching, weed control or anything garden related.

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ThumbieBrowning

Anyone else ready to exterminate the wild life? Or is that just me? 🥲 My poor carrots 💔

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Southern Grace

Turks cap is such an interesting and beautiful plant. The flowers are not only pollinators (birds, butterflies & bees) but are completely edible for humans too! Another fantastic use is to crush and/or infuse the leaves, creating an emollient that moisturizes skin, calms inflammation and heals sores/burns. Plant power! 🌺

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Lgroener

Hi all I have a well-established little lime hydrangea tree that was damaged in a storm last year. What’s left is a really odd shape so I’d like to try and lob it off; 1-turning the tree into more of a bush and 2-attempting to propagate the cutting. Anyone have any advice on how to- when to do this? Thanks in advance!

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Diana in paradise

Look at my new guy “Doc”! He was removed from an ABSOLUTE PARADISE of a garden & I happened to be at the right place at the right time😎

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Aimee loves plants

My wild roses 🌹 Now that I’ve been able to get some plants routinely thriving indoors and on my patio for the past year I’m starting to feel confident 😳 the woman who owned my home for years with her family before us was an avid gardener. I have her rose bushes still on the side of my home. And I don’t do anything to them. Nothing. Well I bought myself a pair of rose pruning gloves and shears to prune bushes and pruned away this morning. Not sure if I pruned enough. Also there is one really long branch where the leaves are shaped weird and not like a rose. I can see she is sick so I tried to cut the dead and sick pieces away. What else can I do to help her? Granted it’s about to be fall and she will hibernate over the winter but I would like to set her up to bloom next year. Thanks for any advice you can share. 💚💚💚

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Key

Put my grapevine in the ground today! 🤗🍇🪴🙏🏾

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Mads

Good morning from my passion flower! 💜

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Larry Pickett sr

My greens and peppers on the railing…

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Larry Pickett sr

I got a few melons growing as well

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Larry Pickett sr

My strawberry plant is the best…

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Larry Pickett sr

My Grn daughter luvs these carrots

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Larry Pickett sr

Me picking greens!

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Larry Pickett sr

I got 3 onions from 1, I also pulled sum greens and cabbage,those greens are the gift that keeps on giving,still pulling from the same plants

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Larry Pickett sr

A better look at my taters…

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Larry Pickett sr

My potato harvest,it seems like a small amount but keep in mind all that came from 3 small pieces of potato

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Larry Pickett sr

Who can tell me what plant this is? You’d be surprised

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Larry Pickett sr

The insect police!

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Larry Pickett sr

My wife grew this giant sunflower,the head was so heavy ,full of giant sunflower seeds

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