Mexican marigold bush What does she need? I have drainage at the bottom, mostly sun for the last 6 days when I bought it. Watering day of, two days rain storms, and watered today. She will be planted in ground tomorrow in full sun. Originally by u/Kdoll1013 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/24q6whh9

What is this? Just noticed that my ficus tineke has this little mushroom-like thing growing in the soil. Anyone know what this is and why it just started growing all of a sudden? I’ve had this plant for over a year and this just popped up in the last week or so. It is solely indoor and in a south-facing window. I water it once a week and always allow it to drain well. Originally by u/jayb_528 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/259gzscn

Clematis time! 💃 Originally by u/victorianpapsmear on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2cotzb5c

Added a moss pole to my monstera! Finally got around to re -tying my monstera. She was getting out of hand, growing outward in all directions but I think I’m happy with the finished product! Hopefully she likes it too :) Originally by u/Commercial_Peanut_79 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/294up88r

5 year old artichoke plant still producing Originally by u/Raidersfan54 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/27nbequx

Is there a “zero clearance” edger that I can take right against my CMU wall? Manual tools preferred. Los Angeles area I have an electric “weed wacker” that I don’t like using. Yard is small and I like using manual tools. Two sides of my yard are lined with a CMU brick wall and the grass gets tall there. I’m very new to grass / lawn maintenance but I’m enjoying it. Open to advice. Removed turf and planted St. Augustine SOD. I mow the lawn with reel mower once a week and do the edges every 2-4 weeks. Los Angeles area. Originally by u/FreeXFall on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/22yjlvbq

Deer having a feast on the deer resistant plants I planted in my in laws back yard Originally by u/maki269 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/273brtld

Backyard is all weeds, best method to turn it into a lawn? Finally tackling the weed infestation my backyard has had since I moved in a few years ago. I’ve been reading a lot of different methods on how to go about fixing my “lawn” and am having a hard time figuring out what’s best. After adding a brick border to define the area, I’m tentatively planning on covering the section with cardboard, layering with topsoil and then planting sod. Is this a good method? I would ideally like to avoid chemicals since I have free ranging chickens. Also a note is this is mostly bindweed, which is a huge pain. I also have a rototiller but I’m not sure if that would make the problem worse or if it could be effective when covering with cardboard after. I’m open to any alternate suggestions. Originally by u/FullCaterpillar1 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/27mx7tug

Little guy taking a morning nap in the strawberries It was odd to see a lady bug at 9 - 10 am but there he is! Originally by u/Why_is_god on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/26b5ndnu

My depressed monstera with its emotional support pole. Originally by u/yolee_91 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/28gb3l7d