Made a collage of flowers and succulents 🌺🌵 Tried my best to make a sunset landscape in Pinterest using plants that i have photographed. Originally by u/Ficus-fig_800 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2chx7eab

Found in northwest Iceland Can anyone identify this plant? Originally by u/Comprehensive-Top899 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/238s77b7

Crunchy blueberries? Found this little stowaway this morning. Originally by u/imatalkingcow on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2coqh9a5

What is this tree in the ditch behind my house? I’m in zone 6a Originally by u/catsandcoffee19 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/25yjbpll

What kind of grass is this? Is my lawn just overtaken by crab grass? First year here Originally by u/NeckBreakin on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/29l4ah9y

No lowballs, I know it’s worth I’ve seen Thai cons this size for the same price, this is a very nice plant but not 500$ nice (imo) Originally by u/L3_Phr0g on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/24y8e49v

Just beautiful 😍 I think okra flowers are so beautiful 😍 Originally by u/Rude-Repair-1839 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/24dyfhc9

What small terrarium plant can make a woody/tree-like branch system like this piece of manzanita wood? I love the look of it, but want more life. I was going to attempt a fuschia, but the leaves are a bit large for my taste. I'd like leaves that don't get larger than 1/2 inch long if possible, and a nice little tree-like trunk. I will also accept vining plants that will cling to the wood that's already in there. For size reference the bottom plants are chia seeds I threw in there for the heck of it. Gonna add some flax too (Bonus if you can find the mantis) Originally by u/revoltthegoose on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2cm43fb4

My 25 Year Old Gingko Bonsai “Jura”. In the year 2000 I found some Gingko seeds growing in the mulch under a tree on campus. I potted 6 and tended them for a few years with the intent of planting them in a garden spot. We kept moving and it never happened. This the one survivor. It’s about 2 ft. tall. Originally by u/stilloldbull2 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2b7n338g

🍅 Tomatoes I’m very proud of my two tomato plants this year! They produced so well. I have been eating them raw in salads but also made a Ottolenghi’s roasted tomatoes with yogurt and it was absolutely delicious! Originally by u/Blimunda on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/22f3qdcw