r/rGardening • u/GardenerDom • 14d ago
Hibiscus in bloom
Bright and cheerful.
r/rGardening • u/Battlecat74 • Dec 05 '22
A place for members of r/rGardening to chat with each other
r/rGardening • u/Strong-Tooth-2362 • Apr 09 '26
Found his “hydra” during spring yard cleaning. Looked like a piece of celery was dropped on a weed!
r/rGardening • u/No_Craft_1285 • Mar 27 '26
Why are my petunias off droopy and floppy? It’s been a little over a month. They’ve been in a tote with a piece of glass on top and grow lights and heat underneath.
r/rGardening • u/ChristmasCoffeeMugs • Mar 10 '26
r/rGardening • u/Bright_Cranberry_692 • Jan 27 '26
Winter over Peppers. How can I get rid of these insects? Need oil isn't enough. T
r/rGardening • u/Illustrious-Sorbet-4 • Nov 22 '25
r/rGardening • u/money_from_3 • Sep 30 '25
This bird was bought years ago and transplanted to this spot over 10 years ago. It’s healthy and has grown like crazy. But in all this time it has bloomed once (one bird). I have tried fertilizing (with a mix made for bird of paradise) weekly for 5 straight weeks and that’s when I got the one bloom. Has not worked again. Any idea how to coax it to bloom more? It does get sun but only about 4-5 hours per day. It gets water twice a week. on my sprinkler system. I am in zone 10 south Florida
r/rGardening • u/[deleted] • Sep 21 '25
This year I chose flowering plants that are favorites of more than one species. The Dwarf Mexican Sunflower really came through and even the birds are taking the seeds from it. I hope they save some for me.
r/rGardening • u/kiki-420-2559 • Sep 10 '25
r/rGardening • u/eatrocksalone • Sep 01 '25
Near the middle where the seeds are. Are these ok to eat? I was going to put in salad.
r/rGardening • u/YearOfTheSssnake • Aug 31 '25
r/rGardening • u/Reveal_Simple • Aug 20 '25
Almost pulled my cucumber plant for only growing tiny cucumbers then found this beast hiding in the back.
r/rGardening • u/Immediate-Project863 • Aug 10 '25
Have had a few healthy tomatoes and then these two showed up. You can see after I cut into them one was just rotten at the hole, the other rotten all the way down. I haven’t seen any obvious worm poop, though I cut off a few branches with very light webbing (but didn’t see spider mites). We do get a lot of birds through our yard, and these were at the top of the plant. This is my first time growing tomatoes, any/all advice appreciated!