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Hello, fellow Hobbits, how are you? There’s nothing like spending a bit of time around plants to revitalize you. Whether you go on a daily walk along a forest trail or tend to your verdant garden at home, you Pandas know for a fact what kind of positive impact spending time surrounded by nature really has on us all.
That’s where the r/gardening subreddit comes in. A wholesome online community of over 4.8 million members, it is a celebration of everything to do with gardens, green thumbs, and caring for plants. Aside from all the gorgeous pics that you’re about to see, you can also bask in the fact that gardening is something that we can all learn how to do well. All it takes is patience, a willingness to embrace your mistakes, and a supportive environment full of folks who can’t wait to lend you a helping hand.
Scroll down for some gardening goodness, upvote your fave pics, and tell us all about your relationship with the hobby in the comments, Pandas. What do you grow? How big is your garden? What’s your favorite plant and why? And when you’re done with this list, consider taking a stroll through Bored Panda’s earlier feature about the subreddit right over here.
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#1
Two Years I Quit Drinking And Got Addicted To Something A Little Healthier. Transformed My Yard All Alone, Did The Same To Myself In The Process
Kenny Kulbiski 3 years ago
That is amazing. Especially how much the tree grew in two years and the other house disappeared and other things.
Katy McMouse 3 years ago
Look closer, Kenny. First shot was taken from a much closer spot than the second image. The tree and house are still there in the second image, just not as visible.
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Jamie Hall 3 years ago
I bet you look & feel equally as good now too. Great job, you got both of these by the tail 👏 😀
FoodieBeck 3 years ago
This is amazing! I'm almost 7 months quit and want to reclaim my neglected overgrown yard. Thanks for the inspiration, high five you!!!!
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#2
My Little Cactus Patch Has Turned Out Alright
MediumPimpin 3 years ago
Whatever you do, do not cut those into 1" wide strips, dry them, make tea and drink it. You would then have a psychedelic experience which I'm sure you would not want to do.
#3
The Lighting Must Have Been Just Right, I Managed To Snap This Photo Of My Roses And My Dog This Morning And Thought You All Might Like It
Since the last time that Bored Panda wrote about the r/gardening subreddit, the community has grown by over 800k people. We’re incredibly glad to see that. We believe the sub is an incredibly wholesome niche on the internet because it helps people relax, gives them a space to be proud of their achievements, and offers a venue for all of that hard-earned gardening wisdom.
Meanwhile, the rest of the internet (us included) can borrow a bit of inspiration for our own plant projects. We might feel bad that we’ve been unable to take care of Succulent Number 39, but after going on r/gardening, we know not to give up.
#4
Blue Smoke Cactus
Laura Zaini 3 years ago
i believe so, seen them in italy as well. the botanical name is Myrtillocactus and this particular version is called crested I think
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Amy Stone-Chandler 3 years ago
I have NEVER seen this type before! I'm in Ontario Canada so can't have them outside. Will they grow well inside? I must Google!
Satan Laughs 3 years ago
Definitely BUT they don’t care for prolonged frost and it did dip a little too low in LA last year. Keep it in a pot and maybe move to a greenhouse or inside for the winter. Which in LA is about December to late February. Happy planting!!
#5
Bodacious
Amy Stone-Chandler 3 years ago
I with everyone who lived inside cities would do this. Think of how beautiful it would be! Also great for bees
zububonsai 3 years ago
Oh yeah, I live in the city and am the only one doing this around. I like that my neighbours have a nice view but I really, really wish they'd reciprocate...
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#6
I’m Disabled And Live In A 12th-Floor Apartment But I Made A Garden Happen And I Love It So Much!
Amy Stone-Chandler 3 years ago
I'm disabled and live on 2nd floor apt. I can PROMISE you, mine is not even close to this lol. I have one plant. :)
TrippyBanana 3 years ago
Well done. I live in an apartment also, and I miss having a patio. I only have a small stoop that I share so I'm trying to create an indoor garden.
In the lull between Bored Panda’s last feature about r/gardening, yours truly has improved a tiny bit. I’ve leveled up my green thumb and, this time around, the Hobbits might even let me back into the Shire!
My Ficus is doing way better than before, and the Zamioculcas I’m taking care of for my friend is flourishing. I’m no master gardener yet (far from it!), but I definitely feel more confident about what I’m doing. One of the first things I do after waking up is to check on my plants. Hopefully, one day, I’ll have my very own garden where I can grow everything that doesn’t mind being under- and over-watered.
#7
I Planted Bleeding Hearts Last Year Because My Wife Liked Them. She Passed Away In January. I Wasn’t Sure They Survived But My Son Took This Picture This Morning
SuperChicken 3 years ago
That's what they're called. They're very pretty. My deepest condolences.
Amy Stone-Chandler 3 years ago
I am so sorry. I've always associated blue forget-me-nots always remind me of my step mom. She had thousands of them and taught me what they were. I wish more people still grew them.
Stephanie Stubbs 3 years ago
I just planted one this summer hopefully next year I'll get to see it bloom!
Linda Gilliam 3 years ago
So very sorry for your loss. May she Rest in peace and fly with the Angels.
#8
Life And Death At The Hardware Store
#9
I Added A Moon Gate To My Backyard Japanese Garden, I'm Really Happy With How It Turned Out
One of the moderators helping run the r/gardening subreddit told Bored Panda during an earlier interview that there’s no such thing as a green thumb or a black thumb. “Anybody can grow plants. Just a little bit of attention paid will yield results," they told us.
"I started modding on /r/gardening after I asked the [head] moderator about a post not appearing or something, and he offered me a moderator position," the mod, who wanted to stay anonymous, shared with Bored Panda earlier. Back then, over a decade ago, the sub had roughly 50k members.
#10
Something To Keep In Mind While Doing Spring Yard Work! Wrapping Tape Sticky Side Out Around The Ankles Seems To Work Pretty Good For Catching Ticks
Robin Roper 3 years ago
My son is dealing with chronic tick borne illness and currently can hardly function. This is highly anxiety producing for me.
Amy Stone-Chandler 3 years ago
Bloody hell where do you live!? Yikes!! Places like this should have free mandated Lyme disease testing
Featherytoad 3 years ago
Wow, that's a lot of ticks. I would totally strip before I went inside.
#11
The Biggest Potato I’ve Grown This Year
#12
Moss Garden I Put Together Using Moss Collected From Parking Lots
DennyS (denzoren) 3 years ago
I really like moss, I can't explain it but I get so excited when I see lush growing moss. Lol
TrippyBanana 3 years ago
This kind of garden reminds me of the posts I see about aquarium users using lake sludge or real sea water, depending on the tank, to help create the biosphere faster, and many get excited about the random things that come from the plankton. That looks like a cool start to a faerie garden.
Amy Stone-Chandler 3 years ago
Where the heck does moss grow in parking lots? I would do the same if I saw it...and didn't live an apartment
Bunzilla 3 years ago
Probably somewhere along the west coast of North America, tons of moss grows just about everywhere there. I'm more curious about how they got it to survive so well. Moss rarely does well outside of where it's grown initially. From our experience, only around 10-20% of it actually survives when replanted. However, if you really want a moss garden, it can often do well in a jar. Look up "jar moss garden" or "moss terrarium", and there's tons of guides out there.
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The mod explained that the popularity of the online community all comes down to how wholesome the members are. The huge following, according to them, is due to the “good nature of the gardening community that makes people sub and stick around."
"We have, by choice, never been a front-page (default) subreddit, so subs here are not accidental. As mods, we've always had a tough but fair policy on user conduct—like all gardeners have to keep the weeds at bay from time to time."
#13
Last Year, I Planted My First Roses Ever. This Is The Biggest Reward I Could Get!
RoanTheMad 3 years ago
Omg, my mother has some of those roses growing and they're my favourite! I call them the "Alice Roses" because they make me think of Alice painting the white roses red :)
Chrissie Anit 3 years ago
I have got a similar rose, it is called Broceliande and has a faint sweet rose scent!
#14
Always Check Your Pots Before Planting!
#15
Made A Seed Book From A Cd Case
3 Owls In A Coat 3 years ago
This is amazing! My 90s-child-a*s has refused to get rid of my CD books because “there must be something I can use them for” and I think I just found it!! :) what a good day
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SCP-3998 3 years ago (edited)
Ooooh! I love this idea! I'll have to grab another CD book from a second hand shop though, I still use mine for actual CDs 😅
SuperChicken 3 years ago
Ingenious. I'll be sure to keep this in mind, for whenever I have a garden.
A while back, Bored Panda had a good long chat about taking care of plants with Kamilė Trakytė, the co-owner of the ‘Kambarinės gėlės’ plant shop. The plant collector and business owner explained to us that the main issue that her customers face is related to overwatering. The vast majority of the time, the problem is just that—people watering their plants way too often.
“People show their love for plants with too much attention and with too much water. Without knowing the subtleties related to the care of particular plants, it’s difficult to know how little water some of them require. People show their love with water, so ironically, they kill their plants with their love,” the plant expert shared with Bored Panda.
#16
Before And After (3 Yrs, London, UK)
Amy Stone-Chandler 3 years ago
I always picture gardens on England to look like the right side...however I know many are concrete
#17
Before And After! 2 Year Update On My Super Tiny Walled Garden. It’s My Favorite ‘Room’ In The Apartment. I Feel So Lucky
RoanTheMad 3 years ago
That is a wonderful and beautiful use of the space, in fact, it looks larger with the plants/furniture/decor in there than it does without!
Marcus Lynch 3 years ago
If I had a before view out the back door like that. The after view with the garden would be the only thing preserving my sanity. Absolutely beautiful!
#18
My Most Prolific Bloomer This Year! This Orchid Has Over 96 Large Flowers And Buds And Is Still Producing More
Amy Stone-Chandler 3 years ago
Wow! Well done. I've never seen anyone grow Orchids with more then a few!
Chel Bolin 3 years ago
My bestie has brought 4 orchids back to life. (Given to her, thought dead) She now has 6 orchids that grow and bloom every year.
Aaricia 3 years ago (edited)
For the people that never can get it to bloom, an orchid is the plant you have to be 'friendly abusing'. Aka put it in a spot with a little bit too much sun. Give it a bit too much water and let it sit in desert dry soil for a few days before watering. (unless you're trying hydroponics like I'm trying to master)
Icy_Question_4977 3 years ago
Fun fact: Chinese buy orchids in the new year Chinese New Year and decorate it. Idk why, but it is a tradition
“Root rot sets in and it’s hard to save plants that it affects,” she urged people living in colder climates not to give their plants too much water.
“I recommend getting to know each plant you grow. The recommendations to water a plant X times every Y weeks are usually ineffective because they don’t take into account the unique conditions in your home,” she said.
#19
I'm Usually Just A Lurker Here But This Baby Just Bloomed Last Night And Had To Share
CrissCross 3 years ago
Pseudobombax ellipticum also known as Dr Seuss tree
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ComfyPanda 3 years ago
I think it might be!! At least that was my first thought..
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Homegrown Carrot
Bjørn JaSæli 3 years ago
as fast she gets it out from between the teeth :D
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Lol, I just pulled some carrots that looked just like this. I'm thinking of using them for stir fry.
#21
From My Minnesota Garden — Ranunculus, Peonies, Iceland Poppies, Lilacs, Anemones, Aquilegia, Orlaya, Spirea
“So don’t spoil houseplants with too much water from the get-go. Usually, a plant tells you what it needs: if the leaves curl up, it wants water; if the plant becomes droopy and there are brown spots on the leaves, you’re giving it too much water,” plant shop owner Kamilė told Bored Panda.
“Potted plants get all of their nutrients from the soil we plant them in. They grow in a very constricted space, unlike in nature, where complex nutritional trades occur between different organisms. Every time you water a house plant, some of the nutrients get ‘rinsed out,’ and used up,” she urged people to not forget to fertilize their plants.
#22
The Results Of My Hard Work This Year. All Grown, Loved, And Dried By Me
LinaLovesBooks 3 years ago
Okay this is underrated. You have amazing amounts of skill and patience.
Lisa Stewart 3 years ago
Looks like something Martha Stewart would have. You really did a great job it looks so professional!
#23
I Built A Greenhouse Out Of Reclaimed Materials, How Did I Do?
SuperChicken 3 years ago
I whole lot better than what I would've done, that's for sure.😆 You did a really fantastic job!
#24
My Niece Loves Rainbows And I Love Gardening (And Rainbows)
According to the plant expert, all-purpose fertilizers contain the three primary elements that house plants need. These are Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and Potassium.
“Each of these nutrients has a different function. You can pick different fertilizers that contain varying proportions of these minerals to obtain different results. For instance, fertilizers with more Nitrogen will make plants bear more leaves. While more Phosphorus means more blossoms. But these considerations are secondary: all-purpose diluted synthetic or organic fertilizers do the job they need to do,” she said.
#25
Ladies And Gentlemen, After 2 Years And 3 Failed Attempts… I Have Finally Grown Broccoli
Hannah Finley 3 years ago
Awe man, when I harvested my Broccoli last fall it changed my life. I live in perpetual disappointment of all other Broccoli now. It's the BEST
Rachel Mion 3 years ago
Homegrown broccoli is soooo much better than what you can buy in the grocery stores.
Amy Stone-Chandler 3 years ago
I remember when I dedicated time to things like this. So rewarding to eat!
Autistic Wolf 3 years ago
I would totally love to steam and eat a whole handful of that stuff so that my gas is as potent as possible before I go to bed with my wife...
3 Owls In A Coat 3 years ago
I bet your wife really appreciates 😂 I hope she eats beans before bed
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Congratulations! I remember the feeling of pride when I grew my first watermelon when I lived in Phoenix. I actually had two but the other was targeted by birds.
#26
My Garden This Evening Finally Feels Like A Little Oasis
#27
Absolute Perfection
“If you’re having difficulties taking care of your plants, watching them wither can be a source of stress. Fortunately, in most cases, plants bring us joy. Especially in modern times when we find ourselves further from nature,” Kamilė shared her thoughts about how growing plants affect us. Taking care of plants at home can calm us, reduce our stress levels, and it almost works like a type of mediation that takes our minds off our problems.
#28
A Plait Of Carrots That Grew In Our Garden
Cheryl Carter 3 years ago
Truly one of a kind! I love when you get unique stuff that was grown!
#29
Another Excuse Not To Cut The Lawn Today
Kathryn Baylis 3 years ago
And hides Baby while Mama goes out looking for food.
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3 Owls In A Coat 3 years ago
Lawns are honestly ridiculous anyways. I make fun of anyone who actually cares about their lawn. Do better.
#30
Another Year, Another Full Bloom
Brandon Marlowe 3 years ago
So pretty, but you'd better keep it incarcerated somehow. It will overtake your world if left to its own devices.
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Barbara Cochrane 3 years ago
The wisteria are beautiful but it does take some decades before it blooms. My sisters vine is finally blooming and I've been waiting to see it for over 20 years.
“Studies show that it takes around 100 plants in a 10 square meter area to significantly freshen the air there. It’s much easier to improve the air quality in your home by opening up the window. A plant might not freshen your air much, but it will almost definitely bring you joy and calm. And it’ll help you become more disciplined as you take care of it and learn more about it.”
#31
My Husband Sent Me To Lowe’s For Plumber’s Tape. Alone
robin snead 3 years ago
Mine won't let me go alone any more because according to him "I've got a problem". Hide it before he sees.
Pan Narrans 3 years ago
O that sly man. Didn't need plumber tape at all and knew exactly what was going to happen: a happy woman.
Karen Evans 3 years ago
Husband once went to motorcycle shop for a battery. Complained about the cost of the battery but was okay with it since it came with a new pistol - I forgot the man also sold firearms!
#32
Time To Get Juicing
Amy Stone-Chandler 3 years ago
Wish this was possible in Canada. I'm sure it will be in a decade or two though
Patti Wagner 3 years ago
Had an orange tree in my backyard in Florida, nothing like fresh squeezed OJ in the morning from your own tree! 😁👍
#33
Feeling Like A Rich Girl Because The Peony Patch I Started 4 Years Ago Is Now Paying For Itself
Bunzilla 3 years ago
Peonies are gorgeous flowers, just be warned that they attract ants like nobody's business.
Load More Replies... Chel Bolin 3 years ago
After I moved from my parents house. My father removed all my garden bed frames and mowed all my flowers down. But my 3 peonies were the worst loss.
Chris Osborn 3 years ago
Love love love peonies! They smell SO good. Probably my favorite flower.
Panda-riffic 3 years ago
I am in the Phoenix, Arizona area and it's too hot for this type of flower. Wish I could grow them! I love it though!
#34
My First Ginger Harvest
SuperChicken 3 years ago
I love ginger, this is great! So many recipes I could think of to make.
Lisa H 3 years ago
I would just eat it raw (after peeling it, obviously!)
Load More Replies... Amy Stone-Chandler 3 years ago
Freeze it whole or shred it in pre-measured clumps, place on cookie sheets, deep freeze, then zip lock.
Mouse 3 years ago
I blend them in the vitamix and drop by tablespoon on cookie sheets. Super easy and NO grating at all.
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... so next goal when at the grocery store.. try to grow ginger... I've already got the green onions started. Working on celery and next will be the romaine.
#35
Never Done This Before.. Wondering If Anyone Will Take Some!
Jonie 3 years ago
Mine as well. Then I would see it for sale on Marketplace.
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#36
How To Garden
Kenny Kulbiski 3 years ago
If it grows it's due to my great gardening skills. If it fails it's due to weather, insects, disease etc.
Pieter LeGrande 3 years ago
Having tried every possible solution you go to garden expert who identifies the plant as a natural golden variety.
#37
Made A Tart From A Key Lime Tree I Grew From Seed 9 Years Ago
#38
I Thought I Would Share My Watering Can. It Was My Gram’s
#39
Everything Is Suddenly Blooming!
#40
Wanted To Share My Azalea
Robin Roper 3 years ago
Rhododendron calendulaceum (Flame azalea), native to the area where my husband grew up.
Kisses4Katie 3 years ago
I’ve seen hundreds of azaleas but never one this color!
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Kiki Müller 3 years ago
My late grandma loved these. She had around five beautiful purple ones in her garden and was a great gardener. Then she got cancer and was fading away... At a point when she got dementia on top of it at only 75 years, my whole family took care off her. One day I spent some time with her and wanted to make conversation despite her dementia and showed her the gardening magazine she always used to read. The issue was covering Azaleas. She seemed to be sad about and told me that she always wanted to have a garden with azaleas to play with her grandchildren in, but unfortunately life would not give her any of it. I was the youngest of her 8 grandchildren. Dementia is hard. But ai really loved this woman to the moon and back. Miss you Oma Sigrid.
Beth Williams 3 years ago
Here in North Carolina they are sold every spring in Lowes Hardware and most shrub nurseries.
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Brad Mitchell 3 years ago
I think it might be a rotadendrom. Possibly related to the aforementioned azaleas
#41
Bricks Painted Like Books As Garden Decor
Spleens the cat fan 🇵🇭 3 years ago
Book suggestions: Where the Wild Things Are,The Lorax,Caps For Sale
RoanTheMad 3 years ago
my suggestions would be: Winnie The Pooh, Alice's Adventures In Wonderland and The Secret Garden (i mean that's gotta be a must have for a garden, right? ;) )
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kristinelizabeth 3 years ago
I am absolutely going to borrow this idea. Side note: we leave/receive painted rocks in our yard from neighbor kids and the most clever one so far was an fabulously painted rock “steak” and “potatoes” (we grill out most meals all summer)
Letty Scheld 3 years ago
Related to gardening titels: Jack and the beanstalk, the princess and the pea, the enchanted forest, Animal farm, the perks of being a wallflower.
Lori Berryman 3 years ago
I love how they suggest I do it too. Like I can paint as beautifully as they can! 😏
#42
I No Longer Have Sunflowers...
Angela B 3 years ago
My Dad (Tata) planted a walnut. Took 7 years to get his first nut from the tree. Time passed and each year, more walnuts. One year, he came home (had not netted it yet for that year) to find the buggers had taken EVERY walnut, nibbled only slightly on each one and dropped them all to the ground. He was so angry, he chopped the tree down and got a bell (like you might see on a sailing vessel) and rang it profusely every time the cockatoos got in to his fruit trees. I chuckle just thinking about it. I still ring the bell occasionally too.
TrippyBanana 3 years ago
You'd be correct almost (if not all) cockatoo species live in Australia and New Zealand.
Load More Replies... Biliegh Berrie 3 years ago
The deer at 7 of mine to death and ate the leaves off the others. But they bloomed. The deer moved over to the watermelon
#43
Why Is That?
Reinaldo Fuentes 3 years ago
Same deal with potatoes. The world is like "We love potatoes!" and I'm like "But you only know 4 or 5 kinds. There are SO MANY MORE!"
Marika 3 years ago
I would love to try more unknown fruits and plants, but it is not so easy to find/buy them. There are so many things that I am very curious about or have only tried once. I remember eating cinnamon flavored basil once, it was really the most delicious thing I've ever tasted, but I never found it in any store again.
M O'Connell 3 years ago
Try finding edible plants from your local area that just don't transport well (and thus aren't commercially viable). In North America, Pawpaw (Asimina triloba) and Thimbleberry (Rubus parviflorus) can be grown at home, but not commercially.
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I like to try new fruits (and food in general). But where to find them?
Glenda Whare 3 years ago
I live in nz. The land of kiwifruit and I have only seen 3 of these. Amazing!!
Amy Stone-Chandler 3 years ago
There are 8-10 things in your backyard you can eat alone. Make sure you research first!
Proverb Woman 3 years ago
Teaching kids to eat young dandelion salad and the roots are EXCELLENT for reflux and stomach upset!
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DC 3 years ago
... and tell people who eat a lot more plants than they that we'd miss out on something by never having tried lobster. I tried those little prawns as a kid ... decided they taste somewhat ok'ish, but forgot about them, and later became a vegetarian, so ... trying out lobster is just as off as trying out Grandma's feet, although with the right preparation, they might be delicious as well. Plus, she's, like, still using them, so I can't really, you know...
#44
If You Build It, They Will Come
Katie Lutesinger 3 years ago
Oh yeah, we redid the whole garden with all native plants and flowers and the number of native birds and insects who started showing up was amazing - I even saw a native Blue-Banded Bee, which until then I didn't even know existed!
Emerald Ocean 3 years ago
Omg I just looked those up and they’re gorgeous! I didn’t even know there was such a thing!
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Amy Stone-Chandler 3 years ago
My downstairs neighbour did this for bees and birds. Stupid lawn care people cut it ALL down.
TrippyBanana 3 years ago
If more people did this we'd see a resurgence in many of our pollenat,ors especially bees, wasps, moths, and butterflies. My dream will be to make my whole property like this when I finally get my own home.
Amanda Hunter 3 years ago
Yes, the backyard in my new house is just a lawn. That's about to change.
Sharon Pitts 3 years ago
The photo is absolutely beautiful! Thank you, God for flowers and birds!
#45
Mum Has Gone A Little Tomato Crazy This Year!
similarly 3 years ago
My grandma had just a few vines and we were loaded with tomatoes every summer. My grandma had a canning machine and knew how to vacuum pack cut tomatoes into jars. Miss you, Grandma!
Chel Bolin 3 years ago
Roasted tomatoes, bourbon bacon tomato jam, dehydrated n powdered, so many ideas
3 Owls In A Coat 3 years ago
Bourbon bacon tomato jam 😍 four of my favourite words combined
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#46
After 3 Years, My Blood Orange Tree Had Its First Harvest! About 30 Oranges!
Chel Bolin 3 years ago
I love to dehydrate thin slices, then add a slice to a cup of iced tea. The flavor infusion is so good.
Lee Stone 3 years ago
Citrus fruits will often develop a thicker pith when grown in dryer conditions. The same orange from California and Florida will look remarkably different when cut open.
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#47
These Are Apparently “Weeds” But They Make My Backyard Look Magical
SCP-3998 3 years ago
I personally believe there is no such thing as a weed
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Sheila Stamey 3 years ago
My daughter at five,upon seeing me digging out dandelions. " No , no, mommy! Don't dug up the dandy lions. I know you don't like them but,if there was only one, you would say it was beautiful and plant more!" They are now her flower and were in her wedding bouquet.
Laura Ketteridge 3 years ago
I'd run with this theme, and sow lots of wild flower meadow plants, creating drifts of flowers.
Dorthe Schou-Nielsen 3 years ago
It's only a weed if it grows in the wrong place
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#48
Hi Guys, My Garden Comes From Vietnam. Nice To Meet You
#49
Our Garden. No Plant Purchases This Year, My Wife Germinated Everything From Seed
Amy Stone-Chandler 3 years ago
More people need to do this!! Oh and if you don't, I HIGHLY suggest you get a rain barrel or two for your homes downspouts! Rainfall is not only free but it's MUCH healthier then tap water for gardens!
Katherine Hyde 3 years ago
Me, too! Do you collect your current plant's seeds to plant next year? I love that!
#50
One Of Our Little Organic Farmers! Giving A Damn And Doing What Is Right Are Rewards In Themselves. - Eliot Coleman
Huddo's sister 3 years ago
Most veg grown for showing is inedible unfortunately.
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#51
Glass Gem Corn That My Mum And I Grew In South East England
Christopher Creighton 3 years ago
Cool. I've planted that this year but only had four stalks survive the Texas heat. Ears are about to set and I can't wait to see them
#52
Texas Heatwave Harvest - Tomatoes And Jalapeños
#53
Greenhouse Is Done! Now Its Time To Grow Grow Grow! 40 Antique Windows!
LinaLovesBooks 3 years ago
Is it up for rent? As you can see from my profile picture, I am a snake who would gladly move in!
#54
A Glimpse Of My Garden
#55
My Mother-In-Laws Lemon Tree Made A Interesting Hybrid
#56
First Blueberry Harvest Of The Year!
#57
My Hydrangea Bush’s Color Continuum
Kathryn Baylis 3 years ago (edited)
Variations in the acidity of your soil causing multicolor blooms. Cool! Love those puffballs!
DuchessDegu 3 years ago
Made me miss my hydrangeas this year, heatwaves and draughts fried it 😥
#58
Whenever My Wife Gets The Mail, She Comes Back Grinning
#60
My 3 Year Old Climbing Roses
Huddo's sister 3 years ago
I've always wanted a Banksia rose growing over an arch. Now I have my own home that's what I'll be planting, just waiting for the right season!
#61
My 7-Year Old Helped Us In The Garden Today. She Snuck This Note And Bouquet Onto My Nightstand
#62
My Mother’s Garden/Pond/Chicken Coop
#63
Has To Be The Most Oranges I’ve Ever Had On One Branch
M O'Connell 3 years ago
Proper pruning of fruit trees does wonders for production. Fruit trees were selectively bred for their ability to produce fruit, being able to grow without constant attention was secondary.
#64
Left A Patch For The Bees
Spleens the cat fan 🇵🇭 3 years ago
there is no way a bee should be able to fly. Its wings are too small to get its fat little body off the ground. The bee, of course, flies anyway because bees don't care what humans think is impossible insert the rest of the bee movie script here
#65
My First Ever Giant Sunflower Is Starting To Open Up
#66
Saw This On A Local Gardening Page! You Can Receive Free, Native Milkweed Seeds To Aid In Monarch Conservation!
3 Owls In A Coat 3 years ago (edited)
It’s worth pointing out that this is not universal, it’s from an American website made for Americans! I can at least tell my fellow Canadians that they will still send us seeds if we pay postage :) (it’s like a toonie so no big deal!)
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#67
Picked These Up Today From A Local Fb Garden Group. They’re Called Poached Eggs? So Cute
#68
Just Did A Delivery To A Customers House, Had To Take A Picture Of Their Wisteria… Wow
3 Owls In A Coat 3 years ago
I’d hang out under there all day with snacks and a couple books and some art supplies.
#69
After 22 Years Of Apartment Living, This Is Now My House
#70
I Have Never Been So Happy To See Seeds In My Entire Life. Home Depot For The Win!
#71
Finally Cleared Enough Ivy To Get Into One Of The Old Overgrown Greenhouses On My Land. Jackpot!
#72
My Grandma In Front Of Her Forsythia. She Is Very Proud Of Her Plants
#73
Lupinus From Our Garden
#74
My Hydrangeas Can’t Decide What Colour They Should Wear This Year
#75
My Wife Thinks I’m Crazy. This Past Year We Harvested At Least 400 Lbs Of Potatoes And 100 Lbs Of Jalapeños
#76
First Berry Harvest!
Bart 3 years ago
How??? The brambles are almost 2 months later than the raspberries in my garden...
KC 3 years ago
Different types of raspberries. I have plants that produce in late spring to early summer and plants that produce in late summer.
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#78
Before And After Of Our Medicinal Herb Garden
#79
Happy Hosta
Laura Ketteridge 3 years ago
Oooh! What a fantastic specimen. My hostas tend to be a bit on the lacy side. They have been voted 'most delicious plants in the garden' by 83% of the slugs and snails.
#80
All From My Grandma’s Trees
LinaLovesBooks 3 years ago
One time,I brought a persimmon to school and the mean kids were like "omigosh ewwwwww what is that?!" Te next day I brought one for each of them. Long story short, they shut up and now lots of people at school eat persimmons.
#81
I Don't Mean To Brag, But Bees Love Me
#82
About 18 Months Between These Two Pictures!
#83
How Old Are These Aloe Plants? Person In Photo Is About 5'7"
Laura Ketteridge 3 years ago
The person is between 8 and 9 bananas tall. Hope that helps.
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#84
Enjoying My Husband's Hard Work Today
#85
My Uncle Grows Organic Red Rice Just For His Family
#86
My Peace Of Heaven
Kate 3 years ago
Looks like it'd be a perfect setup for gravity irrigation -- you just open a tap at the top of the hill and let the water run down.
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What do you think ?
Disgruntled Panda 3 years ago
Greenery and flowers = instant happiness, even on a screen. Thanks for this lovely article 💚
Huddo's sister 3 years ago
My Asian greens are finally starting to look bigger! 299251566_...855dd1.jpg 
Stefaan De Clerck 3 years ago
I.m so happy to see how many still like gardening. Plants are essential for us.
Disgruntled Panda 3 years ago
Greenery and flowers = instant happiness, even on a screen. Thanks for this lovely article 💚
Huddo's sister 3 years ago
My Asian greens are finally starting to look bigger! 299251566_...855dd1.jpg
Stefaan De Clerck 3 years ago
I.m so happy to see how many still like gardening. Plants are essential for us.
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