r/Horticulture

Gemini is saying prunus is this right?

I bought a gardenia, live in the south, and transplanted it with miracle grow soil and it looks like this. I think it gets too much sun. I don’t now what to do except dig it up and move it. I want to put it in a larger pot and then I can move it as needed. I don’t how to take care of this type of plant. I bought food for it but haven’t used it yet. Please help!

Un petit tour dans la grande perspective du Jardin des Plantes de Paris très fleurie. Avec notamment ces superbes amarantes (Amaranthus cruentus ´Velvet Curtains’). #fleurs #été #Jardin #paris

🎃 Hello fellow pumpkin growers! 🎃

I’ve started quite late into the season, however, my pumpkin plant is looking very healthy. I’ve built a make shift planter with a metal mesh surround which I am looking to eventually train to grow outside and over/around.

This is my first time growing a pumpkin and I believe this is the “mini” kind. I’m looking to keep the plant in this contraption that I’ve made, but I need some advice on what I should be pruning and how to train vines/leaves etc. I planted this from seed around 10th July so it’s been growing for just over a month now.

If all goes well this year, I’m probably going to try and grow a monster next year as I’m really enjoying watching this grow🤣👍 Any/all advice is appreciated!

Does anyone have this course for free? It's the most advanced Greenhouse Horticulture course

I am in zone 7a, planted Dino kale seeds, basil, bok choy, and lettuce (in order of video) in self watering filter raised bed on July 31st and I don’t know, feeling like something isn’t right? Any tips? Are those flies beneficial btw?

Hello Reddit, I just repotted my domino cactus that I got a week ago. I watered him about 8 days ago and just now managed to repot him.

I was wondering how healthy he looks, looks pretty good to me, but I don’t have much experience yet.

I definitely want to get more Echinopsis, and will definitely be getting some San Pedro cacti in the future!

any tips? his name is Nicky!

If there is a better page to ask this question, please advise.

I have three of these plants in a rock bed. They’ve always done very well, even in full sun. They get the same amount of water and sunlight. Now I noticed two of them have brown spots, but they look different. The first picture definitely looks like a dead patch. The second picture on a different shrub of the same variety looks brown, but appears different. It’s not dried out. It doesn’t look right, however.
Somewhere along the line I read that new growth on these plants appears brown, but I just don’t think that’s the case. Any advice on what these two shrubs could be dealing with and how to treat them?
Bottom line: they both have brown spots, but the brown spots look like they’re different causes. I’m not sure if the first picture is just dead shrub and the second picture is a shrub that’s suffering from the same thing but not quite at the complete death stage lol.
Help. I don’t wanna lose these shrubs.

Any ideas for the following about to take over new house

1. What to grow in planters, iam thinking herb garden? Anything else

2. What soil to replace it with, mixture etc

3. Just leave the sleepers and jet wash or shall I clad it etc

Forgot to water them for a month.

Monterey Brush Cherry. Nightime photo, sorry about the quality. If younwould, please zoom in on the damage/dead portions of leaves, especially the one circled in red. Seems unusual for a leaf to die right in the middle. Looks like someone has sprayed something on the plant. Does this plant's leaves die this way? Thank you.

Included are swatches of the range of pink I'm looking at, though I will look outside these colors too. The main rule is PLEASE NO HOT PINK/VIBRANT PINK! An example for what I'm thinking would be something like Indian Hawthorne, which I don't believe survives in my area. Some I've already looked at but have not researched their ideal climates would be:

•Coral Dianthus
•Pulmonaria
•Rose of Sharon (Hibiscus)
•Achimenes
•Creeping Phlox
•Yarrow
•Bleeding Heart
•Astilbe
•Camellia
•Lillies
•Knockout Rose

Any help appreciated! I apologize if this is outside the typical postings. I bought my first home and as a woman who is obsessed with pink, I need to make sure my whole neighborhood is aware (I just love looking at it...)

EDIT: Planting zone is 7b!

What should I be doing with this money tree to help keep it looking nice? Should I prune any of these parts, be trying to twist it more in any place? All recommendations welcome, also happy to provide more pictures