Help, peace lily is not so peaceful :( Hey guys, I've had this peace lily for a couple of years now. She was always moody, but watering seemed to always help. A few weeks ago, I might have overwatered her or something because she was very droopy. I observed her for a few days but she still seemed very unhappy. Her soil was moist so I don't think it was lack of water. It is not in direct light. I eventually replanted her two weeks ago or so, because I thought she had root rot, and I did find some bad roots during the replanting. Sadly, since then she hasn't recovered and is mostly going yellow and wilted in some parts. How can I heal my baby? Is the pot the problem? Because it doesnt have holes at the bottom? Is it something else? Should I replant her again, in a different pot? Thanks for any assistance! Originally by u/TogepiUseMetronome on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2ydqa85g

What's in my tomatoes? Can anybody identify what this plant growing next to my tomatoes are? I have no idea if it's s weird different kind of mater or something I need to pull. Thank you! Originally by u/tokugawabloodynine on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/22jchqv4

Popped up near my blackberries... Originally by u/crayonsinorange on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2akkwoy4

Is this insect damage on my radishes or something else (please see white spots). Just pulled these and it looks like something was munching on them under the soil. Anyone seen this problem before? Are the radishes still safe to eat? I'm bummed and hope my beets and carrots are fairing better. Adorable pup for scale :) Originally by u/TwoFarNorth on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/25zsqpoh

Watering help How much/often should I be watering? Corn, carrots, sweet potatoes, beets, marigold, watermelon, and banana peppers. I’m usually watering once a day to make it moist but not waterlogged, sometimes more if it looks extra dry. Sunlight reaches the garden by 9am, finishes around 5pm, full sun and heat all day, well draining, sandy soil, three to four inches of garden soil top cover Originally by u/VanaheimGhost on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/29ou4nwl

What is wrong and how do I fix it? We moved in during the winter so hadn’t really had the chance to notice this up close. I don’t know what type of plant/tree it is but it’s clearly diseased. How do I fix it? Is it fixable? We’ve had a lot of rain lately but it was like this before we moved in. It gets about 16h of sunlight since it’s outdoors and it’s summertime. Originally by u/one_nerdybunny on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/288raac4

Succulents (and cacti) with an excellent view🙃🤔 Originally by u/Big3Connoisseur on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/246755nt

Bi-Annual Dianthus Originally by u/Massive-Mention-3679 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/22gu6exb

Unexpected part of gardening, a snapping turtle lays eggs in your slightly sloped West facing garden which is apparently ideal for baking eggs for a couple of months. Don't know if it's the same turtle but this same thing happened two years ago, although she's ten days early this time. If all goes according to plan I should have quite the show of baby turtles sometime in late August. Originally by u/Dear_Bumblebee_1986 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/22hpg45a

Need landscaping ideas for the front of a home in Southern California We could use help designing a clean and uncluttered look for our front of the house and porch. While we prefer not to do a row of hedges, we’re open to boxwoods for their light green color and smaller size. Additionally, we like pigmy palms and my wife prefers hydrangeas. We don’t need to use any of those. I thought it might be useful info. Originally by u/drubular1 on Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2anuol7s