Anyone need a scallion? Everyone asks what that giant thing is in the garden box (well there’s some in every box). I believe this is the 3rd summer for this particular scallion/spring onion. Live in NJ in zone 7A, they just chug along through the winter. I let them go to full flower for the bees and butterflies. When you can buy a big of them from the store for 0.95 cents they’re basically endless. Originally by u/thatfiggsguy on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/29ppl7h7

Ohio, growing along a creek bank Originally by u/BobFord76 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/26fta4d2

My chili plants are kind of weak, but their colourful fruit are beautiful to look at anyway. Originally by u/SjalabaisWoWS on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/232bnqkq

What is this tree? Maui, HI Originally by u/iaendn on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2ax973rn

What is going on with my hydrangea? Planted last year and had a few blooms, deadheaded once they dried out. This year it produced a ton of new blooms, but they all stopped opening and stalled out in this sad state a few weeks ago. What did we do wrong? Originally by u/cadelem on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/26m3efg3

Tomato’s How close together can tomato plants really be? These all need to be re-potted, but I don’t have a ton of space. Originally by u/East_Aspect_6392 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2y4frydz

What is this invading my lawn? What kind of grass is this invading my lawn? Im asking about the light green stuff. It’s seems to be growing in the thinner areas of my lawn that get the most sun. Southern New Jersey Originally by u/davegiann on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2c5u2vo7

My beautiful baby Originally by u/Rosakeyflower on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2a9opjqu

Fungus control-SE WI (large yard) My neighborhoood only allows watering in the evening or face a fine. I can't control that unfortunately, but the upside is I can water all I want! I'm able to minimize the need thanks to the rain recently, but I struggled with fungus (dollar spot, red thread, brown patch) last year and am starting to see signs again. My turf is too large (1.25 acres) to apply a liquid fungicide. Anyone have experience with these granular brands (Scott's vs Bio-Advanced) and care to recommend one over the other? Originally by u/rrrice3 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/25vzmelw

What is this? I know it's not celery but is it cilantro? I sometimes scatter seeds and forget. Thx. Originally by u/BungalowLover on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/225cpxmd