How to stop runoff from depositing dirt? I have this spot where storm runoff collects between my neighbor’s house and mine. On its journey out to the street, it pulls a lot of dirt into the sidewalk. What are some ways to prevent this? I’m in an HOA, so it needs to be somewhat aesthetically pleasing. Originally by u/JustPassingJudgment on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2xny2pry

Coffee plant - we don't go really along very well Hi fellow coffee plant owners (at least I think this is a coffee plant). I had it for 3 years now, and we have our ups and downs, mostly downs. It did not grow a lot in this period and most of the time is not really happy. I water it every 4-5 days and it has plenty of light, no direct sunlight. Do you have any tips? Originally by u/Business-Capital8250 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2xsjwrqb

My balcony garden.. Originally by u/FlutteringFawn on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/234dl9uv

First harvest of 2025 🥹 Parsley and cilantro. Things are moving really slow over here. Hopefully within the next few weeks things pick up a bit. Nonetheless, I'm learning from all my mistakes lol Originally by u/GetItM0m on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/22mrlccf

Friendship cactus outgrowing its window This guy is so small but so tall! I don’t know how tall he can get without falling over. What do I do? Is it assured destruction to cut it down to a few different pieces and propagate them? Does it need a bigger pot so it doesn’t get top heavy and fall over? I love him so much! Originally by u/Firm-Ad5200 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2y79ghbz

Should I thin out this basil? And if so, what should I do with the ones I pull up? I hate the idea of just throwing some away if I thin it out, is there somewhere I can go to give them to people? Originally by u/Beneficial-Dog4603 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2xhblxak

The Most Gorgeous Blue Flowers For those looking for a true blue flower, I present delphinium. Obssessed. Originally by u/Dreamless_Symphony on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/236lu8rg

How to repair grass damaged by skid steer One year old Bermuda, zone 8. I recently had a skid steer that damaged the grass as you can see in the picture, it extends for about 50 feet of damage. Do I have to replace it and put new sod or will it grow back? Also, if it will grow back, what can I do to facilitate the process beyond typical lawn care? Originally by u/hagmanse on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2cbtswwv

First Zinnia I grew from Seed! Do Zinnias always have those little yellow flowers???? It’s so cool! First flower I’ve grown. Originally by u/hungryhippo93 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/22jodldj

My succulents Originally by u/viennapics on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/22uf2u9n