I thought black walnut until I saw the pink stuff. Maryland, USA. I Originally by u/weesnaw7 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2334z44b

New Pickleball and Fire Pit at the Cabin Originally by u/Tad0422 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/28mttqja

My plants died and now they are looking 💯 again 🤩 Originally by u/Weekly_Enthusiasm783 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/267ew596

Texas Fescue done right! Originally by u/Sipnifs on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/29zbuxrg

Nanny's mysterious pink flower Non-native plant (Southern England) bought for my fiancée's Nanny and doing well in her border. It's not very big, about the size of a dandelion, and seems to like the sun. I don't think it's a Rudbeckia or an African Daisy - the leaves don't look right for a daisy and it's flower doesn't look right for a Rudbeckia (unless it might be a weird one!). Embarrassingly I work at a flower farm and I'm stumped. Any guesses? Originally by u/witch_key on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/25zoprnl

Will this grow back? Some idiot cut my moringa tree. I have heard they can regrow from stumps but what if its this short? Originally by u/Sapphirewashere on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/25h88sev

What can I add/change here? Trying to have some more curbside appeal what would you guys recommend doing to this area? Yes, I already know. I’m gonna be adding grass to the front yard once I get a sprinkler system. Originally by u/Strange_Injury_9988 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/28gs2hpf

why is my bamboo turning yellow? just moved somewhere new with a lot of sunlight. used to keep my bamboo in a jar with lots of water and didn’t seem to be a problem, but moved it to a self-watering pot and it started yellowing. is it too late to save it? Originally by u/Puzzleheaded_Sand529 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/29nk6v8e

Cutings have not rooted after 1.5 weeks what to do they are going limp Originally by u/MessiScores on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/25rsddqv

Gutter Erosion Hey guys, I’m a first time home buyer of a home in Coastal Carolina. Pictured is an area of erosion noted in the home inspection. Any suggestions on how to fix it? I was thinking of putting rocks or sea shells. We have not moved in yet, so I have not been able to observe where the water is coming from. Thanks for helping a novice! Originally by u/wilewitek on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/26w56ec4