Andrea
Can someone give me recommendations for trusted and reliable online plant nurseries? Thank you!!
Flowering plants
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labs99
my hosta blooms :,))
eatyacarbs
first bloom when i got this in may vs second bloom cycle this summer (fertilizer works 😂 👀)
The Middleton’s
Hi! Nice to be here! I just got 2 Calathea plants. They are my first of this species. They appear to be Calathea Medallion Roseopicta by what I found but I can’t find that exact species in the list so they are listed here as Calathea Medallion. They have a gorgeous leaf pattern with crimson underbellies. The first one is Nathaniel. He’s a memorial plant. The second has more delicate markings, I’m naming her Sheena (apparently). I think she has a new leaf emerging. They were very damp when I got them so I’m trying to figure out where to place them and let them dry out. I’m going to wait at least 3 months to repot them.
Andrea
We had a horribly scary storm early this morning (4 am) and I woke up to half of my Dahlia plant snapped in half, among other chaos. I love this plant! Can I save it? What do I do?
Maggie
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Maggie
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Angel Night
Finally stop being lazy and repot the morning glory. Two days later, my first bloom happened! ☺️
Mama’s plants 🪴
More Gladiola’s 💛🩷
Mama’s plants 🪴
❤️🤍💛
Mama’s plants 🪴
Random plant 🙃💛
Mama’s plants 🪴
So pretty 💛
katie beth
my flowers i have harvested!!
Sprout’s Hollow 🌱
My Desert Rose finally flowered!
PegDeMoss
Solar eclipse of 2024 petunia!
PegDeMoss
Beautiful Begonia in bloom!
盛开
You few flowers we found growing on the side of the road to lighten up the kitchen
盛开
What flower is this
katie beth
been getting lots of zinnia blooms! love them❤️
MikeNeedsMorePlants
"For decoration only, do not consume" seems like a careless way of describing the toxicity of this Calla Lily. And don't get me started on plants that lack labels altogether (hence the many "what is this plant I just bought?" posts in the plant identification group). 🤦🏻♂️ How the heck is the layperson supposed to stay well-informed about plant safety? Esp if they have little kids or pets? Does this grind anyone else's gears or is it just me?
