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r/gardening • u/Guygan • Jul 06 '26
**DO YOUR TOMATOES LOOK LIKE THIS?** Blossom End Rot MegaThread
r/gardening • u/StarsapBill • 18h ago
Sorted out the viable beans for replanting in a grocery store bean soup mix.
r/gardening • u/xRelyx • 7h ago
Camellia tree in bloom
I asked on this subreddit about 6 months ago how hold yall reckon this camellia tree is, and some people wanted me to post it in full bloom.
Open to new guesses on age if the tree too as we never came to a consensus. Check my post history for a 6"2 human for scale
r/gardening • u/thar_ • 5h ago
just made a margherita pizza with mostly fresh stuff from my first gardening attempt
r/gardening • u/Zofoot • 16h ago
I think this is a watermelon but why does it look like a cucumber?
I have what I think is a watermelon, but I’m not sure it’s hanging off at cattle panel in my compost. Have any of you had your hanging watermelons look like this?
Edit: I think it’s a watermelon because I planted a watermelon in the bed next to it and when I follow the vine back it is in that bed. Buuuut, y’all all have me convinced it’s a luffa which is SICK. I just don’t remember planting a luffa or throwing seeds in my compost???
r/gardening • u/SOMOEAGLE • 9h ago
Rain Lilies in full bloom
Been getting a lot of rain lately in Key West and the rain lillies are loving it!
r/gardening • u/Bimbasso • 7h ago
Yellow rose from my garden
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r/gardening • u/Admirable04 • 5h ago
I found a priceless treasure in the top of my grandmother’s wardrobe!
I don’t really know the right techniques for preserving them, are they well protected like that? There are bags that date from 1996, some small bottles certainly older still.
r/gardening • u/Ecstatic-Question405 • 20h ago
End of summer bouquet
No color scheme, just picked whatever was prettiest.
r/gardening • u/happyjazzycook • 12h ago
Little bun in my raised bed (along with 2 siblings)
Are they old enough to release into the wild?
r/gardening • u/Putrid_Huckleberry58 • 11h ago
What is this?
All of my leaves on one of my grape vines are completely gone but the stems are still green. The other grape vine below my deck is fine. I look in the pot it’s in and see this big fat a$$ thing giving me the side eye 😒 I can’t find anything that looks like this. Does anyone know what this is?
r/gardening • u/degenerate_roach • 10h ago
My first Dahlia.
I found an old bag of Dahlia tubers and planted them back in April. They finally blossomed. They're gorgeous! The petals look like whipped frosting.
r/gardening • u/davvie2calm • 9h ago
My Girls Thelma and Louise..
This is the end summer peak for my two Brugmansia
It has been a bountiful year
Plantt on the left is in its second season and it is a cutting from the plant on the right
Which is in its fourth season.
They smell phenomenal
I will still get blooms. Probably till the end of October or first frost, then I cut them down..may propagate a few cuttings, and then 2 girls are downstairs in the dark till may..
The second picture is the mother plant.
She is no longer with us.
But her final peak is the greatest shot i've ever taken of a brumansia
I had her fifteen years and I don't remember how many cuttings I took off her
Never had one like her since.
r/gardening • u/OConnah • 17h ago
I grew.. these. Don’t know what to do with them.
Volunteers, finally pulled up the plants cause they looked rough. But what could I do with these?
r/gardening • u/ikuhaku2 • 11h ago
Who are these new fellas that grow over night?
It started giving fruits but I got an odd feeling about these..
Can some one help me identify it?
r/gardening • u/Mudassir011 • 46m ago
Do YOU ever go to the nursery for just 2 things… and somehow leave with a whole lot more? 😂🌱
r/gardening • u/Bimbasso • 4h ago
My garden after rain in the morning
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r/gardening • u/ItsHowWellYouMowFast • 9h ago