Can this be saved??? My daughter overwatered. Can this be saved? Originally by u/Designer-Tension-468 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/286xbvl2

I GOT MY BEAN!!! Last year at the farmers market I had a Bean in My haworthia she grew, I over watered, she died. I went back this year and my fave plant stall ( my plant plug 🪴 🔌 🤣) gave me a free bean!! Here's to a new adventure I can't wait to see this baby grow!! 💚💚💚 Originally by u/SoggyCapybara on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/28ceznpb

Agastache confirmed ID Originally by u/MarketWeightPress on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2bh64jwm

Have you guys seen this? Made me think of the broom jokes. 😂 Originally by u/PurpleSubstance3128 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2bqd9tk3

Plant ID please 😅 Originally by u/Weekly_Enthusiasm783 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/26c6s94e

Joy Originally by u/Slow_Data2313 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2cy3v6vr

How to promote moss growth in the garden? Hi everyone, complete novice here My family recently inherited this house but I no longer have no one taking care of the garden In this area there used to be a lot of moss, now I have all kinds of weeds growing, how can I promote the growth of moss? I don't want to disturb wildlife too much nor a solution that requires too much maintenance (I am only here once every few weeks, especially in the summer) The house is in central Italy ~850m Thanks everyone in advance, I've been lurking here a few weeks and I really enjoy y'all Originally by u/el_conke on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/25rkrdyz

Tall Grass How can I kill the tall grass that is invading the ground cover plants. Originally by u/Superb-Roll-9051 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/27agjckr

How to prevent this? I have a similar hedge in my yard. When I trim it, how do I avoid creating dead spots like the one in my picture? Can dead spots like these ever recover? (I feel like I’ve never seen dead spots go from looking bare/dead to green again) Originally by u/Elegant_Tap_2610 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2cbwuz44

Will Grass Recover from Mud? (Raleigh, NC) We had a fence installed and near some of the posts, a good bit of dirt/clay/mud got left behind and really covered a few areas of the grass. I pulled a lot off of it and this is what I've got. Will this recover on its own or will it stay muddy? Any suggestions? Originally by u/dualityshift on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/25obvlns