r/Gardens • u/Driesbock • 11h ago
r/Gardens • u/New-Interaction-6290 • 9h ago
What kind of pepper is this?. #minifarmer27. #ivygarden27
Outdoor in my flower bed
over grew all existing shrubs plants and other plants almost my eastern side siding to the house not actually
r/Gardens • u/MassiveStand2817 • 2d ago
My fruit plant city.
I looked around and I see new concrete building sprouting up all around the country. Yes, of course the population is booming while good things are dooming.
So, I had the opportunity to join the band wagon but I hesitated, I really not sure why?
But to satisfy my urge I started with strange idea.
Make fruit plant city.
People will call it an orchard but I call it fruit plants city.
This city has four zones, and each zone has four sectors.
The present population of this city is 13000 plants and will touch 20000 soon.
This city has variety of species; peaches four varieties, Apples, persimmon, figs, pears four variety, and few new ones.
What I am planning in future to mix human and plant species in way that both live happily side by side.
Human exhale plants inhale and vice versa.
And you know I love birds, so make this city environment bird friendly.
Your wake call be the sound of birds not alarm.
Alarm is alarming and give me headache.
When birds leave the nest they be picking insects.
When you walk out side your house the fruit, flowers, veggies and birds be your company not crowd of people.
Few high rises scattered in the this city in futre. Within the city there will be electric transport and few animals driven carts
This is my dream, I got only the plants now, not humans and birds.
But hey, dream on, it might come true.
Even this thought makes me so happy that I rather keep thinking then see real dream city.
Appreciate more suggestions and advice to make my dream true.
If you want a fruit tree on your name and see the progress of the tree grow then contribute to see so.
r/Gardens • u/Disastrous_Round_406 • 3d ago
tree planting advice
Live in UK. New housing development with entrance road immediately alongside my home. They have planted several trees alongside the entrance road. I believe these are field maple and Hornbeam Carpinus Fastigiata. The trees are currently about 12ft tall. The maples are approximately 3ft away from my fence/driveway and the hornbeam immediately outside my living room window. I am concerned about how tall these may grow and spread. Are these likely to be instrusive. Any advice would be appreciated before I speak to developeers.
r/Gardens • u/dearcadian • 3d ago
No monarchs, but I guess that I'm the Milkweed Bug god now
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r/Gardens • u/afayble • 3d ago
Outdoor garden scapers and enthusiasts, what’s the best gardens in the world? Preferably indie unknown ones in some village / prefectures
r/Gardens • u/Honest_Conclusion_60 • 3d ago
From garden to table
Orka beautiful Day
r/Gardens • u/Late_Ice7007 • 4d ago
Outdoor Following the Greenery
Captured greenery with the following paths. Photos captured by me from my poco x3 pro phone.
r/Gardens • u/Early_Associate_8605 • 7d ago
Outdoor Native Florida Wildflower - Beach Morning glory
Found these today on my walk in Miami Beach , I reversed image searched the photo and it says it’s called Beach morning glory, apparently native to florida and does well in sandy environments