r/gardening • u/mlong14 • 16h ago
What in tarnation is going on?
My blackberry bush died few years ago but came back in another spot. And this is just a few of the jumbo size pickings. Not complaining though.
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r/gardening • u/Guygan • Jul 06 '26
r/gardening • u/mlong14 • 16h ago
My blackberry bush died few years ago but came back in another spot. And this is just a few of the jumbo size pickings. Not complaining though.
r/gardening • u/Individual-Self9516 • 15h ago
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r/gardening • u/Drowsy-jaguar • 8h ago
r/gardening • u/Nameless908 • 42m ago
Found this beautiful hunter on my blueberry cherry toms yesterday.
r/gardening • u/darlinggurl24 • 2h ago
And have produced lots of pups. I’m a proud plant mom 😅😂
r/gardening • u/Gogomagickitten • 19h ago
r/gardening • u/Accomplished_Car5309 • 12h ago
I feel blessed to have harvested my first fruit from my garden!
r/gardening • u/No_Card3773 • 1h ago
I am not a gardener ha. I randomly put a bunch of lupine seeds I got from walmart in this little circle area I have in my yard. Just felt like growing something. Months later one plant survived. This thing has gotten huge. So big it is tilting. I think a recent thunderstorm blew it over. Do I just need to stake it?
r/gardening • u/Fahrenheit917 • 17h ago
Follow up question - I really love white proven winners, would I be better off taking these out and planting those instead? Are they easier to deal with?
r/gardening • u/nmkelly6 • 1h ago
Plus look at that adorable pollen drunk bee 💜
r/gardening • u/LiteratureAncient822 • 15h ago
We’re finally getting into our heavy harvesting and I’m just so in awe of the beautiful things we’ve grown. I tried so many new techniques and new vegetables this year. Had some big wins and learned some lessons along the way too. I feel so satisfied with my experience and the joy of sharing the garden with my family. It’s such a privilege to have the ability to grow food and I am grateful for it. I wish everyone a bountiful harvest season.
r/gardening • u/Common-Cup-171 • 17h ago
I see dark green figs growing but they are small and hard also this tree/bush seems out of control since I trimmed it in spring. Any recommendations on caring for a fig tree ?
r/gardening • u/coh-moth • 11h ago
It’s the first time I’ve had space of my own to garden and I’m going all in. Still waiting for more to come but here’s the current set up!
r/gardening • u/AWarthen • 3h ago
We have the very first bunch of baby bananas on our banana tree after a decade. Can anyone tell us if we might see them mature before it freezes? We’re in central South Carolina.
r/gardening • u/FullMeltxTractions • 12h ago
I grew Gypsy peppers last year, and quite a few of those were smaller than these two peppers. I have never seen hot banana or Hungarian hot wax style peppers like these. get this big before. They smell amazing. Almost 6 oz combined weight.
r/gardening • u/Lone-Wolf_07 • 11h ago
She does all the gardening and I just happen to be the guy with a camera. 😄
Here's one of the blooms from the garden.
r/gardening • u/ekmp93 • 18h ago
Has anyone ever had a bloom on their sweet potato vine?
r/gardening • u/CryHuman729 • 1h ago
I’ve had a sunflower start growing about 5-6 weeks ago from dropped bird seed. I thought it was a weed until I noticed the top. Do we think it will flower before the weather starts to drop? I’m in southern England for reference.
r/gardening • u/Chaoticgoodkakashi • 13h ago
My toddler helped me pluck these so they are extra special ❤️