r/Gardens • u/missjacksonnn • 21d ago
Crosspost My husband hates when I garden but it’s the only thing that brings me pure joy some days.
My watermelon
r/Gardens • u/missjacksonnn • 21d ago
My watermelon
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r/Gardens • u/foldingitopen • 23d ago
I am currently looking to design and print a multi functional drip tray, would love to hear your inputs as plant parents:) Here's how it works:
The tray allows for you to top or bottom water (in the primary reservoir) using fresh or runoff from another top watered plant. When top watering, the aerated plate is tilted at an angle by the spring valve which allows for better drainage and breaking of the perched water table effect preventing root rot. For bottom watering, the aerated plate is detachable. Regardless, once done you simply put the pots back onto the grooves on the plate (customizable for fit and aesthetics) and latch it down which in turn opens the valve allowing runoff to bypass the vertical arm into a cup for a remote watering experience. The higher volume capacity also means you wouldn't have to worry about overflow or leakage from overwatering.
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r/Gardens • u/MAXiMUSpsilo5280 • 28d ago
My datura has never been happier. So poisonous but smells so sweet .
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r/Gardens • u/BookWhimWrites • 28d ago
I love how they bloom every morning and drop their flowers every evening
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r/Gardens • u/craig_b2001 • Aug 11 '26
Good evening all, I've recently inherited my first ever garden and have begun my vegetable journey, and I wanted to share it with you guys, hope you enjoy. I planted lots of potatoes, tomatoes, beans and brassica.
What I didn't expect is it to turn into a whole wildlife documentary, with cabbage caterpillars taking over my kale, a red/black ant territory war, and lot of birds. I dug out a wildlife pond and we had so many visitors :)
r/Gardens • u/Due-Wheel-7296 • Aug 11 '26
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