r/AustinGardening

The previous occupant moved on, so passionflower vines are available. Message me if you would like one. Fair warning, they are easy to contain if you check on them regularly, but they will turn your yard into a fritillary heaven if you let them go. EDIT: I'm near South 1st and William Canon.

It’s my first time really gardening. I had a late start though and planted around April 27. The cherry tomatoes are going crazy, but what are the chances I’ll get any of the Cherokee Carbon (far back right)? It has several flowers, but it’s dropped some of them and no fruit has started to form. We’re having a mild (and wet!) May, so hoping I have a chance.

Also foolishly listened to an app that told me carrots were ok to plant, but later learned they’re typically a fall season crop here. Letting them grow to see what happens!

Anyway, just really stoked about the progress so wanted to share either way. 🥰

We were gone for about 4 days and came back to these holes around several of my natives, some even ripped out in full. 😭

I checked my ring camera and no video of the culprit. Any guesses?

Plants attacked: Rock Rose, Agarita, Mealy Blue Sage, Salvia Greggi, Inland Sea Oats.

Summer zucchini and tomatoes. Nothing better!

This may be a mycology question but can anyone identify what's killing my sunflowers? This is the 4th or 5th I've lost this season.

The most amazing flower that I ever did see. And the Fritillaries! I'm hoping for an infestation of caterpillars like I've had in the past, we'll see. Maybe I've allowed too many wasps to thrive.

screen grab taken from From The Garden’s youtube channel! hoping to find some of these seeds to sow in the coming days/week!

Just noticed these in my Chile pequin.

First bloom on my small desert willow tree. And one of my fall asters is confused - and I'm totally okay with that. All were planted last fall.

Beginner Gardner here. May I present to you, the first vegetable I’ve ever grown!!!

These will last well into fall

My gomphrena and cosmos just started blooming and they are just so cute, I had to share!