This bush is buzzing hard every time I walk by it
u/a_jormagurdr — 1 day ago
r/NativePlantCirclejerk
Native Plants you just don't want
Personally for me it's anything with spines or extremely toxic sap like opuntia (would love a spineless cultivar tho) and bloodroot, despite being gorgeous. How about y'all?
u/Random---Precision — 1 day ago
What are these useless spikey weeds ruining my lawn?
u/reptilianwerewolf — 1 day ago
Should I cut my grandma out of my life because she refuses to stop enjoying her colorful Home Depot atrocities?
I even gave her a Doug Tallamy book for Christmas, but clearly she hasn’t read it as she sent me a picture of all the annuals and nativars she bought this spring from Home Depot and Lowe’s. Is it even worth associating with these people?? She might as well just be shooting native birds out of the sky everyday and stepping on monarch caterpillars with her gardening practices.
u/parthenocissist — 1 day ago
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How tallgrass prairie plants look at me (im 5'2")
The cup plant and joe pye weed I have gotten enormous so fast im so scared
u/Tumorhead — 1 day ago
of course i ripped out the prostrate knotweed by hand instead of glyphosate, how could you tell?
u/rittenhouses_bane — 1 day ago
How to build barter between my yard and neighbor to prevent bamboo from crossing over?
u/duskvstw3ak — 1 day ago
Northern Illinois, what sprouted up in our untended planter?
It’s surprisingly big!
u/11up11 — 2 days ago
I think Tree needs to go?
This trees roots span yard and pop suckers out of the ground relentlessly
Do I dig out the roots that cross the yard and keep tree or evict both?
Should I treat the lawn to retard or prevent the new tree shoots?
Zone 8A - eastern NC
u/Optimassacre — 1 day ago
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Is there a pro almond-lawn/antidatacenter faction out there?
u/Tylanthia — 1 day ago
TIL Florida predatory stink bugs host on security camera hardware
u/spentag — 1 day ago
Because nothing says 'conservation' like a fundraiser at a golf course!
Am I being too purist or is this kinds nuts?
u/wbradford00 — 1 day ago
A fellow warrior has appeared in the comment section of r/whatisthisplant
🫡🤝
u/Fresh-Note-7004 — 2 days ago
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Garden signs for true patriots only! pt.2
Some of you loved my last post, and some of you hated it. So, as promised, I made more shitty signs for you freaks. Go forth and establish American garden dominance in your neighborhoods!
u/amandajw1 — 2 days ago
Husband and MIL planted burning bush while I was away
[Southeast Michigan, Suburban area]
Hello! My husband, MIL, and I have been working on redoing our garden beds for a few years now. I prefer native plants when possible, but am open to non-native ornamentals when they aren't considered invasive. My husband and MIL don't really care, but respect my preferences for my yard and try to honor them. But last week, I was traveling, and they bought a few plants, among them two burning bushes. I've just started going down the BB rabbit hole and now I'm not sure what to do with these brand new plants. I was hoping this sub could advise about how invasive they are in my area. I can look into returning them, or if they're super invasive I may just destroy the plants and cut my losses. Thanks!
(ps, since this is reddit I know some people will probably advise returning the husband/MIL too. They're not going anywhere--husband insists they asked at the garden center and were assured they weren't invasive 🙄)
u/OffToTheLizard — 2 days ago
Chelsea Chopped 🥺
My parents Chelsea choppped me when I was a baby for purely for aesthetic reasons...
Any chance I can regrow?
u/ironmandan — 1 day ago