What is she? Good day! I’m trying to find out what kind of pitcher plant this is! Could you lend a hand? Any care tips would also be appreciated 🫶🏿 Originally by u/Hour-Intention-9286 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/24z3m7xp

My first harvest It's meager, but I wanted to share my first ever harvest: 2 green beans and a zucchini. I'm waiting on my first cucumber, okra and watermelon but I have a lot more beans growing so I'm pretty excited! Originally by u/Frozenpoke on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/28mx8ttf

My airplant has a PUP! Just excited about it! Originally by u/Soft-Law-6923 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2y6d7x2z

One of my favorite Rubberplants 🪴 Originally by u/NoBicycle3839 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2ym8lfsg

Found a great pot for my rubber plant 😂 Originally by u/kiwifruit13 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/294w836h

Sugar Snap Peas Novice gardener here, and my first time growing any kind of peas. I just planted a bunch of seeds in two rows, but I should probably thin them—how much space should I leave between them? I have some 4’ bamboo stakes for support. Should I use one for each plant and tie the pea plant to it? Any help is appreciated! Originally by u/barbara-does-celine on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2bbe2suf

Looking for suggestion California central coast. Looking for low maintenance and budget friendly. The house came with lots of rock in the front yard. Wanting to add a bit of color. Not sure if the route I should take. Originally by u/ozzy7221 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2yvnxfzn

My ficus elastica belize living her best life after this sub informed me she would like to experience hurricane-like conditions Now when she needs to be watered I turn on the shower and give her some hearty shakes. I've also acclimated her to more direct sunlight, since I read here she would like it. She's *finally* growing new leaves after owning her for 7 months! Originally by u/shishkabobchicaaago on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/27obbmzz

Letting the weeds take over In Melbourne, Australia. Had seeded couch when I moved into my new build and either existing weeds or new stuff has flown in and just taken over. I've now decided to embrace it, so recently I've been mulching it when mowing and trying to encourage it to spread. I might like to overseed it, but not sure what it is. Might be some kind of clover? Originally by u/tOLJY on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/23dzujza

Bragging my aunts garden. Rate this garden, i think it looks awesome. Originally by u/PedroPedroPedro23 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/26uvrzwv