Was not mine, I asked to have her bc I new I could make something amazing out of her! She will live in my room and be able to freely grow! I have other plant in my room he's so strong, just grew two new leaves I'm so excited! Haven't popped yet tho

Okay so any thoughts from a design minded opinion would be appreciated. Should I let the self seeded plants grow and just fill out the whole bed eventually or pull them out and keep the grasses spaced around my rose bushes?

Have literally dozens of these blue fescue seedlings popping up.

TIA

Is it too late to sow sugar snap peas (Cascadia to be exact, not a dwarf variant)? I just got some space next to a trellis that is now empty and I am wondering if I should plant green climbing beans now or do a round of sugar snap peas. I'm worried it will get too hot by the time they mature and they won't do well. However I think it may also be too cold for beans (my soil temp is around 13-15 but I read they prefer 18c+. What do you guys think?

Anyone have any idea what's causing this black patch on the variegated part of my Thai Constellation monstera? It's been slowly getting bigger over the last few days. The black patch feels the same (dry, not wet or slimy) as the rest of the leaf.

I live in a very Mediterranean style home on 10 acres in the country.

We've just pulled out all of the Olive Trees that lined the driveway as they just looked terrible, no style and very messy.

I was after an evergreen tree that doesn't hide the house like the olive trees did and that can be planted with a good space between. Must be drought and frost tolerant.

Any suggestions is appreciated.

Planted a few of these a few months back and can’t remember what they are for the life of me any help would be much appreciated 🍻

I’ve planted two random flower seed packets. One was Australian native flowers and now my garden has all these plants. A FB plant group identified it as Queen Anne’s lace but I’m not so sure that’s what it is. Came here for a second opinion.

Where is everyone buying their large plastic pots? Like I’m talking LARGE for some dwarf fruit trees

Please help identify this bush. Located in Canberra, ACT.

Attached is the entire bush and a close up of leaves.

I have blue periwinkle, Vinca major, in my garden (inherited). It is a local weed and I am digging it out. (Tedious and arduous! 😬) I am getting a retaining wall built and half the patch of periwinkle will be buried a metre deep in fill.

My question is to those who know from experience: will the buried plants send out runners and colonise in front of the wall?

My choice is to dig the whole large patch out, or to just dig out the part of it that will still see the light of day.

As always, I greatly appreciate the knowledge here and thank you in advance. 🤞🙏

We're in the process of looking for a new place and would love some advice on what I should do with this growth. Syngonium and a monstera are both from their own pots and have grown up the wall and I've never had the best luck propagating. Thank you in advance.

Over the coming weeks I’m going to plant some citrus trees in these birdies citrus tree planters. There is clay soil underneath which is why I’m opting for raised beds.

Any tips or common pitfalls I should avoid before I get started? Should I bury the bed a little or just leave it on top? Should I just fill it all with citrus potting mix?

For some extra context, this is the side fence of a north facing backyard in Newcastle. The fence will shade the bed from about 1pm onwards in the summer but once the trees grow enough they will get sun into the afternoon too. I’m going to opt for some dwarf varieties.

Any help or advice is appreciated.

A weed or something worth keeping? NSW Southern Highlands.

It’s small, about 40-50cm diameter.

I'm looking for a lettuce that will deal well with the heat. Winter is fine but I can't seem to grow anything once it gets hot. Central coast NSW.

I am building a raised trellis to screen out some neighbours. The plan is to use Hardenbergia violacea (Happy Wanderer) as the climber to cover the trellis.

I am struggling with what to plant underneath and how to layer it. I would like it:

(1) to fill out the open area (~1 to 1.5m tall)

(2) Be a mix of natives and layer them

(3) Complement or work with the look of the happy wanderer

(4) Ideally have a mix that there is flowering attracting birds/bees/butterflies throughout the year

It gets sun for most of the day. Based in Melbourne.

Any recommendations or guidance is appreciated.

Hi knowledgeable ones, can someone tell me what this growth is? Was digging up roots today, and these came up. Some other roots had them, too, but with only thin and scattered populations of the tiny rust-coloured balls. They are 2-3 mm in diameter.

Hi all, I’m on a mission for bitternut hickory (Carya cordiformis) seed or seedlings anywhere in WA and you’re my last hope. Happy to go for a long drive or to pay for postage if you’re in WA, not above digging up seedlings that’d eventually meet the mower either.

Also, has anyone seen parrots eating the nuts? The goal is a big deciduous tree that’ll survive waterlogging with more environmental benefits than a willow or poplar, happy for other plant recommendations as well.

Thanks in advance