Found wood sorrel in a sidewalk crack outside a coffee shop on Burnside Street in Portland. Perfect lemony bite for salads, right out of concrete. Chickweed's great for pesto, hiding in backyards. Dandelion greens? Bitter but awesome in stir-fries, and the flowers can be ferme
@didgeridooThese aren't raisins; this is a close-up photo of papaya seeds. They can be ground up and used like a spice. The flavor is very similar to nasturtiums.
@didgeridooThis species blooms sporadically year-round, even during the winter when the caudex is entirely leafless. The center flower in the photo is female. The flower in the upper left, and all of the remaining buds, are male.
@didgeridooThis community is being overrun with users promoting their own websites, sales pages, and videos. I was hoping this could be a group for people sharing their love for gardening, and not all about self-promotion.
@didgeridooTheir vibrant blooms really brighten up the winter garden! Located in Central FL, Zone 9b/10a
@didgeridooThis clump of bamboo in my garden is about 20 years old from a 3-gallon pot. Each of the canes you see is about 4" in diameter and 80 feet tall.
@didgeridooHealthy gardens aren't just plants; they are entire ecosystems. This mantis is a voracious predator of many detrimental plant pests.
@didgeridooFirst yam I've dug this year! This is one of the true yams, not the things you find in a can at the grocery store.
@CrappyGardenerHey /gardening community. I am a zone8b gardener, and last year I grew (from what I've been told the first bioengineered tomato available for the home gardener. It's an amazing variety that looks absolutely stunning in so many dishes. I made a post about it in the /food co
@didgeridooThis is a large stoloniferous species, growing more than 2 feet across.
@didgeridooIt's hard to tell in the photo, but this inflorescence is over a foot tall!
@rprebelI know it's only been a week but these things move fast once they get going. The jalapeños are shooting up as expected... I'll have to start trimming those soon. The ghost peppers and the carolina reapers are coming along very nicely, and the... the I-don't-know-for-sure-what-any
@didgeridooI enjoy close-up photos that bring out often-overlooked aspects of plants.
@didgeridooBlooming now in my Florida garden. The leaves are used medicinally as a tea to treat colds and flu. Smelling the crushed leaves is said to banish headaches.
@trevorMy local CVS occasionally has plants. This one was on sale for $0.90, seemed like a good buy.
@gardeningJust spent 2 hours pulling weeds by hand….
@rprebelHello /gardening. I've been waiting several months for your creation. Congrats to Trevor for getting here first lol. So I do Aerogardens, which is a brand name of aeroponic gardening equipment. Mine are called the Harvest 360 and I like to grow peppers in them. I recently reset a
@trevorTesting photo uploads. It's cold where I am so there's no outdoor gardening but here's an amaryllis that bloomed a few weeks ago and several geranium cuttings that surprised me by blooming. They still haven't rooted yet though.
@trevorHey gardening community! I started this group and used an obviously AI generated logo/icon as a placeholder. If anyone has something better please post it here.
@didgeridooThis is the female cone of Zamia pumila. It gets pollinated now, then it takes about a year for the seeds to develop.
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