Look! A flower! Im a new plant parent. I usually dont keep plants for long because they wouldn't survive 😟. However, I learned a little more patience and stopped giving up so easily. I am proud. I made a plant happy 💚 Originally by u/Awkward_Structure479 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/28gjmzry

I planted Echinacea seeds in the spring of 2023 and the first bud is forming (eeeek) An echinacea bud forming in front of a bed of blooming yellow Rudbeckia Originally by u/heathernaomi32 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/22zx7kbl

gorging myself with cherries this week Southern ontario, Canada. Tart cherries. I'm sucking these guys down the hatch like crazy this week!! I usually always miss the harvest time since it's only a few days but I saw some 'ready' today and couldn't help myself. I've been going out to my trees with this bowl twice a day to pick the best of the bunch and then snack on them. Like giant juicy sour patch kids. Yesterday I ate so many I fell asleep holding my empty bowl of cherry pits. Checked on my pear trees too, they won't fruit this year but they have some promising growth! Originally by u/Same_Aerie_1971 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2yos8np2

How it started vs How it’s going 😍 Still ama Originally by u/rmzullo on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2dxakux6

Why isn’t my pear seedling growing? Ok I just can’t figure this one out. I started this pear tree inside from seed and it germinated back in March maybe even earlier I can’t quite remember. And it grew inside quite well to the size it is now. Then I hardened it off and planted in a pot with good soil outside in April. Since then it hasn’t grown at all and is now getting yellowing of leaves. It’s had lots of sun and I’ve always checked the moisture of the soil and watered accordingly. Any ideas??? Originally by u/alanwaits on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2bmkaxgx

Quinclorac DF vs Concentrate. I see the Quinclorac 75DF 1lb jar for around $60, I also see an 18.92% concentrate (which the label says is 1.5lbs of active ingredient) for around $26. Am I missing something? Originally by u/tilityguy2020 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2aoaztwk

Had a forgotten sweet potato in my pantry It had sprouted and put out a few leaves. Felt sorry to throw them away so I tried putting them in soil. Now they look like this. But sure, actual houseplants that I pay money for love to die just for the fun of it. Originally by u/Plane_Cry_1169 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/25lu5mj9

Should these go in soil? I just learned that I can grow my romaine stumps but I’m not sure whether to keep them in water or plant them. Next steps? Originally by u/BackgroundJazzlike60 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/26uge6ta

Weed ID Is this poison ivy? Originally by u/Cheap-Management-722 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/27rratnk

Lawn grubs? I’ve put Acelepryne out the last two seasons so was hoping it’s not lawn grub but open to suggestions. Originally by u/This-Task9266 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2dkjog7c