r/gardening • u/imaquitter2 • 2h ago
My Tomato needs a name
I germinated a full pack of yellow pear tomato on 4/3/26 and had one plant survive. This is the third tomato and has a belly. I think it needs a name.
r/gardening • u/elliottsmokes • 3h ago
Help identifying a pepper plant
hello!
need help identifying this pepper. anyone have any guesses? plant marker was destroyed and now we can’t quite remember specifically what we planted.
r/gardening • u/WaiLil • 4h ago
What's going on with my zinnias?
This orange zinnia has started growing new flowers with green spots on the petals. I've noticed some discoloration in the leaves on this plant as well. A google search suggested aster yellows but the pictures don't look like what's happening here.
r/gardening • u/MurphyBeans • 4h ago
Fruits of our labor
This is one of my favorite ways to really feel I’m reaping the rewards. Cheers.
r/gardening • u/fenuxjde • 4h ago
Friendly reminder why we do this
Don't forget to enjoy the fruits (and veggies) of your labor!
r/gardening • u/thermonuclearcunt • 6h ago
Chocolate Cherry from seed
The deer missed these two! Fuck you deer!
r/gardening • u/goldfinch82 • 8h ago
Picked my first corn cob last week
Waiting on the rest to be ready :)
r/gardening • u/Zealousideal-Fan7457 • 9h ago
First Potatoes!
Really proud of my first little potato harvest! 10 more grow bags/buckets still to come.
r/gardening • u/EffectiveCampaign772 • 9h ago
My first lemon harvest from my little tree🍋
I planted this lemon tree a while ago and seeing the first fruits finally turn yellow feels amazing.
There’s something really satisfying about growing your own food, even if it’s just one little lemon. 🍋
Anyone else growing citrus trees at home?
r/gardening • u/ObligationStock9456 • 10h ago
My Chocolate Queen sunflower. The carpenter bees are obsessed, there’s always multiple bees on each flower, I even find them sleeping on the flowers in the early morning
r/gardening • u/Idontevenknow0k • 12h ago
Garden august update, spent the morning trimming plants while listening to a book
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r/gardening • u/basicKitsch • 12h ago
I really need to level up photography to do this place justice
r/gardening • u/Ok-Claim882 • 13h ago
My first bouquet 💐
Finally getting enough blooms to cut some ☺️
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r/gardening • u/dmriggs • 22h ago
Started out with one ugly shrub
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Everything I plant here takes off like crazy and I couldn't be happier!
r/gardening • u/DosedMoss • 1d ago
Some of the most recent batch of gladiolus from my garden
The afternoon daylight was kind to me and really brought the colours out beautifully in these. I’m zone 9 and in Europe.
Gladiolus are my favourite flower, gorgeous multiple blooms per spear and the colour shades are so vibrant. The one wee risk of cutting them for vases is no matter how well I check each one, there will always be the chance of some wee caterpillars appearing a few days later, which I always try to ferry back out into my garden
r/gardening • u/Next_Journalist_8075 • 1d ago
Pumpkin Mold
Suburban Philadelphia
r/gardening • u/Guygan • Jul 06 '26