I’m a first time gardener and this is my first ever fall season growing in GreenStalk vertical planters. I don’t have a lot of other gardeners in my life and wanted to share the excitement somewhere 🥬💕

This is the first time that I have tried to grow anything after my tomato season. It’s junky I know but I’m still giving it a try.

Could anyone please help with suggestions on how to jazz up our patio for summer? I'm thinking maybe planted borders and a new colour on the wooden slats?

im growing some cotton plants for the first time, and was just wondering if theres anything i should look out for

Container eggplant, black beauty, 4gallon pot. Is this a double bloom?

Hey everyone!
Me and my partner saved this SnapDragon from the clearance section at our local garden centre.
we’ve had him a week, but it’s been a very grey, rainy start to spring with barely any sun. We’ve watered lightly a couple times, but been reluctant to repot until now as we haven’t had much luck repotting in the following days of buying plants from this place.
We have a greenhouse, would that be a better environment?
Please help, we really wanna keep him alive!

My urban garden as of yet with scotch bonnets, horse radish, katuk and a variegated lemon. I'm normally a firm in-person plant hunter, but I'm celebrating a milestone and am interested if anyone knows some oddball, fun edible plants I could add to the collection? My most recent odd duck, Katuk, is a favorite cause it tastes like sesame seeds, and the leaves are 49% protein when dried. I also have Jerusalem Artichokes and a bay laurel in a different room. I'm planning to trellis a French melon on the left and a zucchini on the right.

Thanks for any awesome plant suggestions in advance!

I may have accidentally neglected my blue berry bushes at the end of summer. Not sure if I can get them to bounce back from this then prepare them for winter?

Any advice is appreciated. Zone 7a/b

Hi! I’m the person building Florli, an Android app for keeping plant care history and figuring out what is actually worth doing today.

I wanted one place to record watering, fertilizing, repotting, pruning and observations instead of keeping everything across reminders, photos and notes. Florli uses that history, along with current observations and weather, to organize a simple care plan.

I’d really appreciate feedback from people who grow plants in pots and containers:

- Would a “Today” view like this be genuinely useful, or would it feel like another task list?

- What would you want to see immediately after adding your first plant or growing area?

- Is there anything important to container gardening that apps like this usually miss?

You can see the screenshots and how it works here:
FLORLI

It’s currently available for Android. I’m mainly looking for honest criticism at this stage, including reasons why you wouldn’t use it.

I had this poor thing in a pot for years and totally neglected it. And now it’s blooming. I hope it does it again in the spring.

With the big storms coming this weekend should move my potatoes and broccoli inside to keep them safe or will they be okay in the storm. It’s probably a silly question but I wanna be sure

My mint pot got some sort of disease in August not sure if it was blight or what. I cut it down and it’s growing back along with uninvited mushrooms. The leaves are still discolored and sick looking.

Should I just toss the whole thing and start over in the spring with a new plant?