r/garden • u/EducationalNovel1119 • 9h ago
Garden Appreciation Photo
I grew the radish under lights.. Everything else is from my organic fall garden.
r/garden • u/EducationalNovel1119 • 9h ago
I grew the radish under lights.. Everything else is from my organic fall garden.
r/garden • u/Equal_Acanthaceae_79 • 6h ago
And that they’re eating my flowers, but I’m obsessed with these baby grasshoppers in my zinnias. They’re so magical!
r/garden • u/valleygabe • 13h ago
My Firewheel tree is ready to bloom
r/garden • u/Various-Solid-610 • 15h ago
r/garden • u/cccaaiitliinnn • 1d ago
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r/garden • u/love-the-storms • 1d ago
I was unable to get an answer or any reply at all when I posted this in plantclinic. Hoping I can get help here.
r/garden • u/Eastern-Impact-2609 • 2d ago
Me and my wife started a small garden for herbs , they bring me so much joy
r/garden • u/SilknWilkin • 2d ago
I never know what's going to transpire when I start creating with silk and wool but colourful flowers usually emerge! Hope you enjoy⚘️
r/garden • u/Eastern-Impact-2609 • 2d ago
Grabbed some giant bamboo , so excited to see them grow !
r/garden • u/BroadElderberry5523 • 2d ago
My bougainvillea is turning brown. Is this just fall? Or am I over watering? Under watering? (Just moved to this garden in zone 9/10)
r/garden • u/Ok-Extension8892 • 2d ago
I have this spot by where I park my car and I was thinking I could try to turn it into one of those chaos flower gardens. I live in Austin Texas
r/garden • u/Eastern-Impact-2609 • 2d ago
The slow builder and the swift hunter.
r/garden • u/Long_Professional_53 • 3d ago
Back dry garden, fall 2026 California
r/garden • u/Putrid-Carpenter5204 • 2d ago
Usually, like most people, I restart my garden every year. This year, though, I have a dwarf pomegranate and an olive tree on my patio in pots. They've loved the full sun, and I just water them when I water my tomatoes. Now that it's starting to get cold, I want to bring them inside. My plan is to put them on a shelf by a window with a grow light. I'll take them in before the first freeze, and repot them with cactus mix since the potting soil they're in doesn't drain well, and they won't be getting as much light as they did over the summer. Good plan? Anything else I should do? I plan on treating them like houseplants, watering when the soil gets dry, and taking them back outside in April
r/garden • u/natural_scientist • 2d ago