What are these roundish flat disc type things on my squash? Is it an egg of some sort? I was culling leaves showing signs of powdery mildew and noticed these on the backs of them. Can anyone tell me what it is so I can treat for it? Thank you! Currently it’s all being watered by rain water because it will not.stop.raining. But I have drip irrigation set up for when it’s needed. It’s in full sun and gets late afternoon shade from the forest. Originally by u/Gardeningcrones on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/28trggno

Suggestions for what to do here. We had a giant lilac bush that died and this space is honestly just awkward. The power line deal, difference fences (of note, neither fence is ours even though one is backwards). It’s pretty big chunk of our land and we’ve tried a few things and it never looks right. I’m a bit unsure what would be best Originally by u/trackchamp37 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/29lpmcnv

Elongated succulent - please help I recently bought this plant from the flea market, but it appears to be elongated. I give it 7 hours of sunlight, and water when soil is dry. Where do I chop it back, for new growth. Any advice is greatly appreciated. Originally by u/Ordinary-Position-42 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2at2gbqh

Lawn repair from hell. Recently had to get my waste plumbing redone. Required them to dig the old pipe out, 9 feet deep, and replace it with a new one. They dug everything up and replaced it as smooth as possible. What do I do to fix this. I hear that I should keep the soil wet and it will settle faster. There seems to be a lot of rocks that have been come to the surface. Should I hand pick these. Also I wanted to aerate the lawn before this nightmare happened. Should I still think about doing that? And then seed the affected area??? Help. Originally by u/BluebirdTraining1738 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2ahghcpe

Smelled kinda like vanilla! In Ontario. Originally by u/LimitLow1038 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2a227pyw

Clogged french drain Previous owner installed a french drain under all that rock. Now it's clogged up in at least two spots (gravel and corrugated pipe, no geotextile). Tried hydroblasting it out but I'm pretty sure it's either got root penetration or it's crushed (not sure why they put these giant heavy stones all over it). Guess it's time to get moving some stones and shoveling. Originally by u/plasmeh on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/23jbvlh9

And this as well, know leaves are broken Originally by u/Quick-Tension-8499 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2ccjfkgh

I’m assuming this is powdery mildew on my zucchini plant… can I save it or should I just start over? Originally by u/kayceedrew on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2ygb9md7

Thai Elephant Ears have a green/yellow tint on the leaves Is this normal coloration? Or is it lacking in a nutrient? It gets plenty of light and is watered several times a week. It is hot enough for the soil to dry out pretty well for the size of the plant. Zone 8a in the Virginia Beach area. Originally by u/jacobhuggins on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/24zrjjox

My mother wants to know what this is in her yard. Location Michigan Originally by u/blindthrasher on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/23p8fsyv