Dog hole repellent Any recommendations for something natural and safe that will keep my dog from re-digging holes that I filled and seeded? Additional context: Last year I filled all the holes she dug and regrew the grass. Then I removed the cages and she delighted in reuniting with her old holes. This summer I’m looking for a solution before I pull away the cages. She doesn’t seem interested in digging new holes but would love to redig the old ones. Originally by u/10141066 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/28vfo5o4

What are these??? Originally by u/Fragrant_Ear_7082 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/23hejkhl

Is this pot too large for this Boston fern? Pot is about 9 inches tall. Originally by u/WeRoastURoastWithUs on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/29cbofdr

One of my favorites Brasil. Originally by u/NoBicycle3839 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2dq3noxm

Help Identifying Plants Purchased a plant. Ended up with these in the pot with it. Are these weeds?? I think one is a Tradescantia. (The purple one) Not sure though. The one in the front is THRIVING ever since repotting 😂 Originally by u/hhhh1231 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2abgp926

Is this a weed? Originally by u/Leorfamily on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/25cok99w

Peony Man they're cool. Just a week left with them here for me, so enjoy em while you got em. Originally by u/Background-Car9771 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/27arjfzf

White bugs in my Easter lily I got this plant for Mother's Day- went to repot it and noticed soooo many of these little white bugs in the soil. You can't see them in the photo, so I took a video but you can't barely see them in the video either lol they hop around and move a lot if I agitate the soil. Are they harming the plant? And if so how do I get rid of them? Do they spread? 😳 watered when the soil feels dry and they sit near a window. They're from a flower delivery service, I got them as a gift Originally by u/ghostf8r on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/29l4otvp

First season invaders - Wisconsin Hey all hope you’re well! I just bought my first house this winter and this is my first season taking care of a lawn. I fertilized early spring and will do two weed n feeds this summer. I picked all of the weeds when everything started blooming and the yard was good to go. Over the last two weeks these little guys popped up and wondering if you just have to keep up with picking them or should spray/something else. Also wondering if there are any other general yard tips for a newbie, thanks!! Originally by u/Ok-Wind9340 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/22rusvj6

Transplant tomato plants advice needed. Hello reddit. I made a post earlier this week about some tomato plants I bought recently. They were looking a little nutrient difficient and sad. I finally got them into some 10 gallon grow bags with Kellog's Premium Potting Mix and Dr. Earth Tomato, Vegetable, Herb fertilizer. I've been watering them only when the top inch of soil becomes dry. I'm just wondering if they will thrive now or is there something else I can do to ensure they are getting everything they need. Originally by u/pink_sheep-_- on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/27mo5j4u