Noticed this on my Bird of Paradise, what is it and how do I stop it getting worse 😱 It's watered every couple of days and is next to a west facing window, receiving about 4 hours of sunshine a day (when the sun comes round) and indirect bright light the rest of the time Thanks!! Originally by u/cwatkins0700 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2as2k4tz

Is this plant poison ivy or a boxelder maple? Google is telling me it’s poison ivy, but I wasn’t sure it matched the description of poison ivy. Located in Midwest United States. Thanks! Originally by u/Overall-Reserve5973 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2d2zynyl

Originally by u/SnapShine1 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/25k5278w

Hi everyone, Long time lurker, first time posting. I recently moved the pictured haworthia to our East facing window. Is the red towards the core of the plant indicative of sunburn? I do also plan on removing the pup to repot and let the main plant flourish. Might need to edit the soil mixture as well. Appreciate your insights! Originally by u/SourDieselDoughnut on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/22y8l8zl

Greg app said Taro, Google says some kind of Philo. I got it on clearance and it didn't have any tag identifying it... Originally by u/Witty-Insurance-1995 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/23dg5xgq

Buddy just started a landscaping company and I’ve been helping him out with some hardscapes, it was zen as hell to sit on the boulders and place the cobble with the water running through. Originally by u/Odd-Experience431 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/27ktjykf

She’s a few years old and had gone a few months at a time without water. Was on the brink of death at one point but perked back up in a nice new pot. Google lens gives me conflicting results each time, any ideas? Originally by u/Free_Faithlessness85 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2avs98ur

I'm taking up paving flags to replace them with grass. The soil underneath (which has been there for years) goes directly up to the brickwork of the house. Is it okay to lay grass turf over that right up against the wall? Will it create damp problems? Or would I already have damp problems if that was an issue? Originally by u/mattttttttt96 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2ycc8mrt

Please excuse all the junk on the ground. My sideyard came with a swathe which leads to this outlet built into the wall. I ultimately want to flatten this and put a small shed or raised garden. I understand this will ruin the drainage setup…should I install a french drain which outlets to/through this existing outlet built into the wall? Something else? Originally by u/Realistic_Swing_1645 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2ajaft7l