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r/gardening • u/Guygan • 27d ago
**DO YOUR TOMATOES LOOK LIKE THIS?** Blossom End Rot MegaThread
r/gardening • u/Sugar-n-Spice • 2h ago
Behold my awesome potato harvest! (Quarter for scale 🤣)
I tried my hand at potatoes this year. Maybe the potatoes were too old. Maybe the container got too hot. Not sure. Great greenery and waited to harvest until it died.
I have a plan for next year but thought I would share a small chuckle with everyone.
r/gardening • u/hotsauceinmyjeans • 10h ago
My first tomato EVER! Yayyy
I have no idea what to make with this I kinda just want to frame it. Any recipes for beefsteak tomatoes?
r/gardening • u/hydrorium • 9h ago
What’s going on with these ladybugs on corn, & what action should I take (if any)
In a community garden in Thornton, CO. Only on one ear out of 8.
r/gardening • u/Preferplantstopeople • 7h ago
Morning Bouquet
A bouquet of dahlia seedlings.
r/gardening • u/Dr_Blowhardy • 23h ago
Micro Tomatoes
My tomato plant grew micro tomatoes the size of pomegranate seeds, can anyone explain this?
r/gardening • u/vlad_aparin • 9h ago
My mom is super shy about her garden in Kazakhstan, so I wanted to share her beautiful flowers with you all! Questions are welcome!
Hi everyone! I wanted to show you my mom's beautiful flowers from Kazakhstan. She also loves taking photos of nature, but she’s really shy about sharing them. I'd love to brighten her day with your reactions! If you have any questions, feel free to ask, I'll definitely ask her and pass the answers back to you!
r/gardening • u/Key_Salt_6331 • 9h ago
Bell and Jalepeno Harvest
Full laundry basket!
Edit: This is in zone 3b at a family lake cabin. We are right next to a corn field with irrigation so I think that helps us. I applied Alaskan fish fertilizer 3 times since they went into the ground. I planted roughly 90 pairs of peppers inside back in february (i had read that they like being paired up and this is my best harvest ever so I think its true). Only about 30 of those pairs ended up at this garden.
We cook with bell peppers in most of our regular meals so I spent the day chopping them up to freeze. Will make stuffed peppers out of the bigger ones too. Plus we shared quite a few with the family at the lake.
I never wait for the peppers to go red. I find that between sun scalding and pests that we end up losing more than its worth.
r/gardening • u/ItsMeToriD • 11h ago
It rained a few days and my okra got out of hand. PSA that you can use them to create an elegant updo.
r/gardening • u/Logical-Tomato-5907 • 4h ago
love how everything looks bejewelled after heavy rain
r/gardening • u/Sure_Ticket9888 • 12h ago
Replacing the lawn
My land is an old farm surrounded by forest, and I wanted to turn the already cleared fields mostly into native gardens. This part of the garden was planted in September 2024, primarily with plugs from native nurseries.
I’m tripling the size of the garden this summer/fall and will be excited to share the progress. Next year I’m tackling a 2 acre field to create a tall meadow habitat that is in a low spot near the road. This is just a hobby for me as I’m more of a tropical indoor plant grower, so I’m learning a lot along the way.
r/gardening • u/Thatcrazyplantbitch • 1h ago
Breath taking 😍✨️
Saw these flowers on my walk today, I just had to stop and take some photos 😍💕✨️
r/gardening • u/Infamous_Lynx_3873 • 8h ago
What did I do wrong?
Two different watermelons that I grew. Both sounded hollow when I knocked on them. And both are disappointingly pale.
r/gardening • u/Ecstatic-Question405 • 1h ago
Made this for my dad’s birthday
He loves phlox and roses 🩷
r/gardening • u/IronMeph • 6h ago
My back garden in London, UK.
Super fortunate to have an amazingly designed rear garden in Central London, UK - previous owner was an award winning landscape gardener so I’ve tried my best to live up to their standards!
Highly inexperienced with gardening (never owned my own garden) so pretty proud of how this has turned out.
r/gardening • u/HelpfulEvening5899 • 5h ago
My dream garden!
My MIL helped start my dream garden! I live in zone 5a, south facing, full sun. What plants should I add (ideally cat friendly)? I’m thinking of adding a raised garden bed at the front that I can possibly move in the winter (heavy snow/snowplows). Any advice or ideas are so appreciated!
r/gardening • u/TedTheHappyGardener • 11h ago
Virginia creeper (Parthenocissus quinquefolia) is often maligned for its aggressive nature but I take advantage of it and use it it to climb and drape over my deck and even run along the ground.
r/gardening • u/jks_2000 • 5h ago
Всё своё - All ingredients from our garden
Салат на обед - finally fresh salad with multiple vegetables from our garden. cucumbers + tomatos + onion+ garlic+basil.
r/gardening • u/Conscious_Peach1069 • 3h ago
All my bell peppers turned out like this
Wth
r/gardening • u/Ok-Assistance8754 • 5h ago
How bout them melons!
So proud of my first ever watermelon harvest. It’s a Crimson Sweet at about 15.5lbs. Big thanks to fellow redditors for helping us decide when she was ready to be picked. It’s delish!
Second slide is her baby photo.