Sarracenia flava ornata “Killer” Originally by u/Firm_Record3778 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2yyxavr9

When you drop by your dad’s house to say hi and he sends you home with plants🫶🏾🥹 Originally by u/Employee07 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2a5w3w3q

Cherries! Thank you to those of you that suggested the netting! I finally have some cherries that the birds can’t eat! Originally by u/FitContest7 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2cn4lxns

Butterwart Struggles I’ve had this butterwart for several months now and when I first received it it was approximately 3 inches across now it has shrunk down to around 1 inch across. It is planted in a mixture of a perlite and sphagnum moss. It’s located within 3’ of a window and it’s under a grow light that is on for 9hours at night. I keep the plant moist and keep the tray under the pot wet. I’m wondering if I should move this plant to a smaller pot as this one is about 6” tall and I don’t know if that water is getting to the plant as well as it should. My buddy has recommended going full sphagnum moss. Any thoughts would be very helpful. Originally by u/lukester8920 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/242yt8le

I CANT BELIEVE IT!! 🪴 I found a Manjula at WALMART!! 😱 I’m SO EXCITED Originally by u/BossMareBotanical on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/28j8yas5

Help with fixing of timber edging to concrete path We had a new path concreted along our garage and I need to fix the wooden edging flush up to the concrete. Since it's drying it bowing outwards and want to fix it in a way thay doesn't look like just random concrete bolts. Originally by u/National_Childhood46 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2acdao82

Stairs ideas The photo is deceiving but there is a 6.5 feet drop from here to the end of the house which is 29 feet. This is between my house and my neighbour’s house (exactly 5 feet width in between). Im looking for ideas on adding stairs without ruining the grade. The grading isn’t completed yet, about 6 more inches of dirt will be added but it needs to remain a swale. Any suggestions? Originally by u/New-Signature-2302 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/285a8mdd

Rocky Cleanup: Best Way to Remove Debris Without Losing Stones? Hey everyone! This is my first spring and summer tackling yard maintenance, and I’m definitely playing catch-up. As you can see in the picture, weeds were growing through the rocks—I managed to kill them and painstakingly pull them out. Now, the rocks are covered in dirt and mixed with debris from all over the yard. What’s the best way to clear it out? Is there a way to remove the debris effectively, or do I just need to add fresh rocks every so often? Appreciate any advice! Originally by u/Significant_Run_850 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2y93bpge

I accidentally scalped my yard will it grow back fine Originally by u/Powerful-Chef-1355 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2blkqhlr

St. Gaya going crazy, should I remove the basals? The plant itself is super small but it is producing basals and pitchers like crazy recently. Should I snip them and let them root to allow the mother plant go grow without the extra burden of basals? Originally by u/Killard_XVX on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/28r5p284