Driving 2 hours from home and saw two of these. They almost look like a rose but I’m pretty sure they are not

I'll never get the hate for dandelions. I loovveee seeing my yard covered in yellow flowers in early spring, and the bees love it too

Our wisteria are in full bloom. There are so many honey bees and bumble bees. I just love spring.

Still cute tho🌼

I have been growing seeds in the kitchen window for a couple months and this morning I woke up to this. Any idea what could do this? First I’m thinking we have a mouse in the house but I have not seen any mouse poop anywhere.

Grew all these beauties from seed for the first time last season in a north-facing, container garden in New England, 6b. Dahlias & Zinnias from Floret Flower Farm. Cosmos from Botanical Interests. Edible violas from Johnny’s. Wish I had a southern exposure but you gotta make the best with what ya got!

What flowers are you looking forward to growing this season?

All that purple is new growth within the last six weeks!! Second photo was taken March 20.

Zone 9b

At least I think they are Dreamer. I also got Double Surprise and Pink Star.

Definitely Apricot Passion hyacinths though! I got my bulbs from Brent and Becky's and I'm loving the splash of color for spring. 🩷

Someone spray painted graffiti on our fence so I picked up a power washer today. I knew there was a path around this Japanese maple, but had no idea how pretty it was!

Do you see what I see? I barely grew any tomatoes year and it’s barely April and I already have some coming in! So excited. I made my own compost over the offseason and added it to this raised bed and everything is just going off!!!

I know you’re supposed to prune off the flowers when they’re young but this plant was just so strong growing and it was my first berry so I just had to let it grow 🖤

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Was pretty proud of these guys on my first try, would love to read/see some other people's experiences of them