Garden Gnome Gallery

Just moved into a place with a garden patch that’s overrun with mint, I’m growing sunflowers and the mint is flowering so I’ll remove it soon anyway. If I were to plant the seedlings in the same garden bed as the mint would they kill the sunflowers?

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Sometime ago (around late december) I found a cut amaryllis flower left on the ground. I felt bad so I took it home and put it in water. Flash to some weeks ago, I noticed bulbs forming from the plant. I have kind of just kept it in and out of water but the steam starts to get soggy if I leave it in water and dry out if I take it out. In addition the steam was cut pretty short. Is it possible to keep cultivating the seed pods without in dying in the next few weeks?

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I recently purchased a home and had the good fortune of inheriting a beautiful garden. I’d really like to continue growing vegetables like the previous owners (tomato, kale, chard, broccoli, basil, etc), but trouble is that I know absolutely nothing about gardening!What resources would you recommend for someone like me? YouTube channels, books, websites, etc. I’m very excited to have a project like this, and I appreciate that there’s tons to learn considering it’s both art & science. I have 4 decent sized raised garden beds to work with and live in Oregon. My goal is to finalize a plan by end of winter so I can hit the ground running when things finally warm back up. Thanks in advance for your help!

I planted some cilantro and basil (and a third one I can't remember) a while back, but the seeds didn't sprout. I assumed they were dead since they'd been sitting for a year or two, so I just used the soil they were in when I repotted a begonia. They sprouted anyway, and I was content to leave them where they came up. I was not expecting so much of it to actually live. Is it okay to leave them all with the begonia, or should I remove them? If I should remove them, is it possible to replant them elsewhere?The two that seemed to come up are cilantro and basil. I know both get sizeable. I don't think the third herb actually came up.And this is what was already in the pot.

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Is there anyone who are into hydroponics, cause I have my plan ready for home grown hydroponic set up, its just I wanted to know does it really work also how much efforts does it take compared to soil farming ?

I'm looking for advice on shallots -- it's exceedingly difficult to source organic shallots here in Wisconsin, USA. I just ordered some seeds from Johnny's which I'm sure will be great, but I'm not sure that's what I'm looking for entirely. From my understanding, French shallots rarely go to seed and so you have to get sets. But there isn't a lot of info about the difference. These seeds from Johnny's even claim to be French shallots... so I don't understand the fuss about these 7 dollar sets offered elsewhere. Also, (my apologies to you shallot farmers) but they're basically cool little long storage onions right?

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Should I wear regular sneakers or crocs when going there? I even got the smell stuck to me. And should I clean it with oxy clean? What’s the best repellent I can get online to prevent cats from doing this?

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Got my new year gnomes available for sale pm me if interested

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I've brought a Fortunella Margarita that I had in Spain to the UK, where I currently live. This plant was a gift that I gave to my father when he was in palliative care because of a cancer. Is one of the things that I have left that connects me to him and I really want if to grow healthy. Any tips on how to take care of this plant on this cold weather with very few sun light? 🥺

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Turtle just passed away. Considering to bury it into soil in flower pot and maybe grow something on it. Any suggestions about what to grow? The place I put the flower pot is a bit shady and no't hoping to repot the plant often.

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so I tried to hand pollinate my blueberries because there are no pollinators around my place whatsoever...and on one of them I accidentally broke the "style" of the flower? The tube connecting the stigma to the ovary I mean. So now I'm just confused if it's gonna fruit at all or not, I do know I have a self fertile plant and the flowers been open for a few days but im worried.

My packet of 50 castor beans I got from Outsidepride on Amazon arrived today. Some of them arrived broken/cracked. Is it still safe to interact with them since they are poisonous or do I just get another packet?

So I’m going to start growing vegetables (like 2 or 3)I want to start my garden bed now and plant next month but all I have is chicken wire and some plant food I bought in 2022 😖