Tips for growing grass The back 8-10 feet of our yard is overrun with weeds and honeysuckle (and now poisonous something) and our yard backs up to the woods. Has anyone has success turning an area like this into grass? My husband rips out the honeysuckle by the root to try and prevent it from coming back but to no avail it grows right back :/ Tips for turning this into grass? My husband is planning on finishing pulling up all the honeysuckle, renting a rototiller to prepare the ground, then throwing grass seed. Will this work or would we be wasting our time? This area does not get a lot of sunlight because of the large trees above. Originally by u/OneandonlyLN on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/277ybzr8

is it ok if it touches the ground? Originally by u/Such-Trouble5495 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/25uavzzv

Mowing high, dry and often in Zone 7a I finally got a zero turn mower this year to tame my formerly beastly lawn. 4” cut mostly. The yard was overgrown for years. I’ll be overseeding for the first time with a tall fescue in September. Every year something weird, like a mullein plant or a Joe Pye weed will sprout up in the spring, and I’ll mow around it and let it grow. It’s a random collection of misfits, but it’s my own little slice of paradise. Originally by u/hahanopants on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2curaw7p

Do I need more patience? Oklahoma here.... first raised bed ... my cucumbers that I thought would be small because I got the bush ones have grown big enough that soon they will develop sentience and take over my yard, my life, my checking account and start wearing my clothes. Yet the dang thing has made only 3 cucumbers so far. there are 50 some odd in various stages of growth. my squash and zucchini seem to be thriving except they need a lesson in sex ed....shy little things haven't learned that it takes two to tango and are taking turns at producing male flowers, then female flowers, then male flowers again. not at the same time though. it's a bad rom-com. my eggplant is making beautiful flowers but can't be bothered to make things that can be eaten. at this point she's about as helpful as my fine art degree. all that aside, I have a pretty big variety of edible things growing but haven't yet had like a proper harvest other than a handful of grape tomatoes, a couple of cucumbers and some pepperocini. do I just need to wait longer? break out some crossword puzzles and meditation to bide my time? is it my growing zone? Originally by u/tai_loves_chkn_nugs on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/29xbvygb

What is this in my lawn and will Trimec kill it? Originally by u/kraus_ on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/23bxn8jf

What a landscape Originally by u/Patient-Web7125 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/29kgsyy4

Chinese money plant My chinese money plant has become stagnant and i dont know if its normal, it gets bright indirect light and a little bit of sunset everyday, i water weekly or when dry and it doesnt need repotting. I also have a warm humid room. Can anyone help Originally by u/Olive5436 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2c2vpmb8

Help needed I recently saw this displayed at the Gardener's world live show(UK). How could I achieve something like this at home? I'm thinking chicken wire & Hessian frame, with sempervivums growing through. The display didn't seem to have any soil/medium in it. Is it possible to grow sempervivums without soil? Originally by u/i3lade4life on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2cw3phf7

Hemlock or yarrow Originally by u/Aggravating_One4728 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/24o3gnmj

Friendly reminder, if you see this on your garden leave it alone! (Details in comments) Originally by u/Not_so_ghetto on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2563qgqt