Removed old turf and had grass planted this year and now have dead spots Law has spots that won’t grow along the back and a small patch in the front. Any advice on how to make it grow and for the overall lawn to grow in thicker? Originally by u/mattxx93 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/22vb97lu

Feels like im not doing anything right I just got a dessert rose about a month ago in full bloom, and now it's dropped its flowers and has leaves turning yellow. It's still in the same pot, where the sun can directly hit it after noon, i water it weekly and fertilized it once with back to the roots liquid plant food. The only thing I can think of possibly being the issue is it's been raining a lot lately and it might not be able to dry out fully? I got it local and the lady mentioned it's possibly root bound and I have no idea how to repot these. Any help will be greatly appreciated! Originally by u/BlindLibra on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2dk6dwvs

My collected Yew seedling made it through winter! Originally by u/chesterstevens on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/296x9t9h

Am I doing this right? B Originally by u/zbrinley on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2agvc3x7

What is going on with my wife’s plant? Unfortunately neither of us can remember what it’s called. Been like this for almost two weeks. The leaves aren’t drying up but otherwise looks good. We water a couple times a week. The person who sold the plant said to do a river rock base with water periodically, which is what we have under the pot. North facing window so it gets several hours of light per day. Originally by u/booboobooboobooboobs on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/22l59hcd

🌿 When your houseplant upgrades itself to "landlord" and starts charging rent for shade Originally by u/trinkli on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/24ykffpv

Took a pic but forgot to write down the name. At a grocery store in DFW. Help! 💜 I want to see if I can buy some seeds online, any tips for growing it indoors or out would be great! Thank you all! 💜 Originally by u/West-Tip8156 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/23y6x3u4

In the yard of my new house, St. Paul MN Originally by u/space__heater on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2y3o86pc

My neighbors cut down ALL the trees. For the love of all that is holy please help us plant some privacy Our new neighbors cut down two rows of mature spruce and white pines. Now our backyard is wide open to the world and our view is their driveway and house. We’re building a privacy fence in a couple weeks but it can only be 6 feet tall. What can I plant that will grow high, fast, and wide to give us more privacy and shade? Located in northern WI. Originally by u/tacklebox18 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/297m3urd

Diamond Ball Clematis Planted in 2023 but was not happy for a while. This year it doubled in size ans is finally putting out multiple flowers. I just think it's a really neat clematis. 😀 Originally by u/lilupbeatflowers on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2btb5u7z