Black grass then dead grass! Why does my grass turn black and then get really dry. What is killing it ? I am watering it properly and also treated it for grubs. Please help. Originally by u/Leather-Share-1937 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/28n6l2ns

Today bouquet: the big showy stuff is in bloom Originally by u/FionaTheFierce on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/29cue5nz

Why are the earwigs having a fucking meeting on my flowers??? Originally by u/DevilCorpse666 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/27jz2b9d

Help with Venus Flytrap (Count Trapula 🦇) Hi! Healing my inner child by caring for a Venus flytrap like I’ve always wanted to. This is my little baby bean 🫘, Count Trapula. I’m giving him sunlight from the window nearby and distilled water from the base of the pot. He also was planted with the peat moss mix. He hasn’t caught anything yet but he’s only lived with me for a few days. I also removed any dead bits off him. How does he look? Is there anything I can do to help give him the healthiest life? I’m worried he’s not red enough on the inside of his traps and that that means I’m hurting him. Thanks in advance <3 Originally by u/OliveTree1018 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/28pwjk7x

Will this terrarium survive? (Woodruff, wood sorrel, corn speedwell) Originally by u/ProfessionalSlip4645 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2djjwd2d

Came home from work and my fiancé bought me this 😍 Originally by u/Noble_Titus on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/22sungvd

What are these seeds Originally by u/ImmediateCoach9375 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2ysg852j

Does anyone know what these bugs are on my umbrella plant? I cut off where I saw them and threw it in the bin so I didn't get a good look at them but I'm hoping someone can tell me what they are please! Really hope they're not dangerous for my plant it's been doing so well 😭 Originally by u/Hanlaar on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2ahtp7nx

Lil guy🥕 made me smile to see this curly carrot come out Originally by u/Silly-Librarian-5115 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/25v4o2yc

What should I put here? This area gets muddy when it rains. Hey all, I recently bought my first home and had a few young, invasive trees growing super close on this side of the house. Had them removed so it looks pretty rough. Due to the slope of the land, water often collects here whenever it rains, so it can get a bit muddy. I live in TX and we usually have droughts, so flooding isn't too much of a concern. I'm thinking I can lay flagstones here, or maybe add some mulch and shrubbery to help with the water? Should I add tarps underneath? Or would it be better just to plant grass? Ideas and thoughts appreciated! Originally by u/hermsta on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/29ktfme2