A sea of pink in my front yard! The common milkweed is in bloom in my front yard, and the smell is positively delightful. Originally by u/Zealousideal_One156 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2ynkyztj

Any idea what this is? Maybe chaos gardening wasn’t the best idea LOL - any idea what this is? Originally by u/Weekly-Lie9099 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/27dqjyve

Brought veggies to share with my coworkers today.. really really hope no one asks me about my garden. 😊 Just kidding. It’s all I want to talk about! I don’t like most of what I’m growing in the garden, so sharing with friends and family has been the best part! Originally by u/ATW195 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2c6t9977

Skid Sprayer Opinion Hello All, I'm researching market for this unit in US. What do you think of 150Gallon, Skid sprayer around $16K USD price option. In Australia. These are used by councils, shires, etc. contractors specially during spring season. 2 x people for spraying because of rules due to rough terrain, 650 feet gives them ability to go far with help of the remote 158.5204756 Volume (G) Honda GX270 Engine 9HP Max.Power Bertolini Italian pump Pump 580 PSI Pressure (PSI) 14 GPM GPM Yes P Reg. & Gauge 2 No. of Hoses 650+650 Hose (Feet) 2/5" Hose Size Nylon Anti-Kink Type of Hose Turbo400 Spray Gun Yes Hose reel Yes Auto-Rewind Chain Driven, Twin Reel Auto-Rewind Details Yes, 1+ Mile Range Remote Control Yes, Forklable Skid Frame Thanks in advance for your inputs. Originally by u/Additional_Farmer757 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2ae54ntq

Outjerked Originally by u/Key-Albatross-774 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/26c66sc9

Why is does it have air roots? Plant seems to be thriving in the crowded pot it's in, why is it sprouting roots in the air? Originally by u/PotatoRebellion12 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2a4uwe9c

Is my new eastern redbud tree salvageable? Hi all. I got an eastern redbud tree last year and planted it in the wrong spot with not enough sun and it didn’t do well at all. But it was still alive. Somebody that helped me with my gardening transplanted it a couple weeks ago. When I went to look at it today, it seemed to me that most of the upper small branches were dead – – when I scratch the surface there was no green and they snapped like a dead twig. So I chopped off the top half down to the one live green branch with leaves on it. Is it going to be able to come back or did I mess it up even worse by cutting it? Total newbie lol. Originally by u/cookieguggleman on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/23ajvwvh

Advice on easiest way to level this section. It’s like a bowl shape. Pic doesn’t do it justice. But I suspect it isn’t helping my lawn. Don’t want to scalp or cut super low. Should I just lightly add some topsoil/sand mix? Each week? Or just try a bag or 2 at once. I know with it being around 3” it’ll be a bitch to work down but it’s a small enough spot I can manage. Do you have any recommendations on products to use for the level mix? My I’m in zone 5b Michigan. My soil type is MINERAL. Is all my test says. Was battling a fungus which I got some dx down the other day and lightly de thatched and I think it’s recovering. But that spot is always the hardest to get looking good. Originally by u/DeathCult_ClothingCo on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2aqvptd9

Variegated Micans I bought this variegated micans and it produced an all green leaf, if I cut the new growth will the original leaf produce another one or is it a spent node? Originally by u/LetsGetThisBread1017 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/283j4gn6

What are these tiny orange-ish dots? They fall off when I brush them… but they don’t look like bugs I’ve had before. Just picked this plant up from a nursery but didn’t notice the spots Originally by u/FumblingZodiac on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/237rxffc