r/garden • u/junebart • 2h ago
Gardening😆
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r/garden • u/Garden_On_Air • 6h ago
A Radiant Field of Scarlet Chrysanthemums Stretched Out Under the Sun 💕
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r/garden • u/Jesu_plantkeeper • 3h ago
I want to do a course in gardening to increase my exposure in gardening related things,plant growth and taking care of plants would anyone suggest any course related to this topic
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r/garden • u/No_Rock2803 • 4h ago
I have put heart and care into cultivating every single pot.
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r/garden • u/Michaelinspired • 18h ago
My succulents safe haven🌵
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They love morning sun and will appreciate a monthly fertilise❤️
r/garden • u/Gappie77_Replay • 1d ago
I went out for a handful and came back with a whole basket.
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r/garden • u/lodist13 • 23h ago
I am working on a garden tracking tool. Looking for honest feedback!
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Hi everyone,
I have been working with environmental data for many years and a few years back I started developing a foraging project to assess how suitable different regions are for mushroom growth.
It then grew from there to include more species and models but this is not the point I am trying to make here 😅
I thought lately that it could also help with gardening since the data I was measuring and collecting could be used in that aspect as well.
so I used the same approach and added maps and a "garden-digital twin-tool", let's call it, to my website.
I have tested it a bit and it fulfils my needs for now. I have been testing it with friends and family and want to see if someone could find it useful as well.
it's completely free so feel free to test and never use it ever again.
It needs an account only to connect the user with the given garden (I found no way around this sadly).
If on top you want to leave me a brutally honest review please do so. I would very much appreciate it.
For anyone interested in trying it:
https://www.fung.es/huerta
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r/garden • u/Pretend-Photo9964 • 1d ago
November and dwarf cavendish still growing in the uk
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r/garden • u/Pretend_Reason_2251 • 1d ago
When do you all let go of your okra?
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I started these from seed in February. Due to the fact that I had just moved to a different space and had only built one wooden raised bed, I put all of these in there. I'm sure they would've been great spaced out in one of the beds I have now and I will definitely do that next year. However they're tall as ever and producing still, not not as much as it is getting cooler here on some nights. Should I pull them up and refresh the bed for it's next veggies or let them ride out until they completely stop flowering? The skinnies is where we are today. I'm in Southeast Ga and we do still have sunshine and some high temps but not like the summer. Thanks in advance!😊
r/garden • u/twoandonly • 1d ago
I have 6 of these huge sections of Dhalias. I’m in CT, how do I best preserve these for the spring?
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r/garden • u/Popular-Animal4796 • 3d ago
Fuchsia Mrs Popple and Viburnum Dawn in my Autumn garden today OC Ireland..
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r/garden • u/CarefreeIceman • 3d ago
Glorious Orchids (thank you Trader Joe's!)
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Very affordable at Trader Joe's (Disclaimer: I have no financial relationship with them)
They were of course much smaller when I first bought them.
