+50g Protein Originally by u/Substantial_Low_5654 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/27qp6y2c

Is a walkway like this a good idea? I like having some grass in between. Is there a reason not to do this? Second to that, can I just dig out the grass and dirt, add decomposed granite, and then lay stones on it? Originally by u/realtopsecretagent on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/28pgywl8

Help, are this things thripse? My plants got ill again. But I never saw it this intense, most of the time I only saw 1 or 2 thrips and the last time was a few months ago. Whatever it is, I have to take care of all the plants around it too right? Goddamn it. I could cry (I water it weekly, it's 1m away from a window.) Originally by u/Monsteralin on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2c9dyp8b

Tiny but appreciated harvest 🫶🏻 Originally by u/love_and_nature on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2ahh6u2t

Why are the edges of my tomato plant leaves black? It's been raining a lot in my area so I haven't been able to step outside to look at my plants in a few days. The rest of my tomato and pepper plants are doing fine, some even have fruit. I've been spring an antifungal insecticide on them weekly per the instructions though I held off this week due to rain. Was it over watered by the week of rain? Is it fungal? Can it be saved? Originally by u/outofcontextsex on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/26xw93wt

Does anyone know why our white eggplant is doing this? This is our second time attempting to grow white eggplant and our eggplant did this last time too. I mean, they taste fine and grow, we just can’t figure out why they change colors like this. Can anyone help? Originally by u/Kilikina34512 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/23lhce75

Soil Central Arizona. Half the front yard is a mix of some Bermuda and random greenery. The other half seemingly supports no life. Roots are from a large fruitless mulberry. It looks like there was once upon a time Fescue in this spot based on historical google street view. It’s completely bare now though, so I hand tilled a small area about 2 inches deep. The soil looks like ground beef. Planning to till to about 5” then add some compost and any pH fixings I’ll need. What would you all do? Originally by u/hptorchsire on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2a29wndm

Enjoying the plant shelf this Sunday afternoon Originally by u/stickersforthought on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/256sfqo7

I love my zinnias Originally by u/charlotte095 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/26sh79by

Wild looking Aeonium Haworthii Beautiful tight rosettes during dormancy Originally by u/ventispulla on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/29c8jfsk