Last year I posted my husband's insane giant basil. Here is 2022's Even Gianter Basil(s). Once again, little pot in the centre is what the original supermarket plant came in.1yr ⋅ triangle_ears ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Just bought our first house and I've never had a garden in all my years of renting. Not a bad start I hope... before/after8mo ⋅ MerlinTrismegistus ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Sooo, a recently discovered (for me) species in Surrey, a WASP SPIDER. The wife died a little bit when she spotted it about 6 inches from her face. Never see one of these before, blown away 🤯8mo ⋅ CryptoCatto86 ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Every year Husband tries to grow the biggest basil he can from a supermarket plant, starting in early spring and ending as the weather gets cold. This is 2021's Giant Basil (with the little grey pot it came in for scale)2yr ⋅ triangle_ears ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Any idea how much to cut these trees down. Neighbour complained to the council1yr ⋅ Entire-Can5379 ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Spring tidy, perennials split, weeds gone, soil mulched and lawn edged.1yr ⋅ kvothe101 ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Does anyone else still use one of these bad boys to mow their lawn?8mo ⋅ SciTechPanda ⋅ r/GardeningUK
I’m the most boring 38 y/o ever, and not ashamed to say that this gives me so much happiness, it was a right state before ..1yr ⋅ Desperate_Branch1824 ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Just saw this on a Facebook page and wanted to share, great idea 😍1mo ⋅ Middle-Background-52 ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Just finished terracing our sloped garden and looking for shrub recommendations8mo ⋅ Sharkfest ⋅ r/GardeningUK
It's a month or two away from its summer peak, but here's my 3 year garden progress11mo ⋅ greatnorthernexotic ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Hopped out of the car at the lights to pick one up. On the off chance my benefactor sees this - thank you!9mo ⋅ OutlandishnessHour19 ⋅ r/GardeningUK
There’s probably things we did wrong but it’s our first time doing any serious gardening2wk ⋅ sritanona ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Last year we turned some lawn into native wildflowers. This year, we're extending it!1yr ⋅ greatnorthernexotic ⋅ r/GardeningUK
What lives there? Found this today, pretty sure it was not there the last time.1yr ⋅ freddiQ ⋅ r/GardeningUK
What are these trees that are flowering everyday at the moment?1mo ⋅ Hey_nice_marmot_ ⋅ r/GardeningUK
If I take these seeds from the top of the Bigmac and then plant them, will I grow a bigmac tree? Need some advice. Has anyone tried this?3mo ⋅ I_am_Negan_1234 ⋅ r/GardeningUK
I’m assuming this fat bar steward has been the one hollowing out my only non blighted tomatoes.8mo ⋅ tinyarmyoverlord ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Mrs Hedgehog lives in our garden and had at least 3 babies last month. She brought one back round for food tonight though!1yr ⋅ lordsteve1 ⋅ r/GardeningUK
My sunflower bloomed! I'm sent it to all my family and no one cares. Maybe Reddit will lol1yr ⋅ tomatasoup ⋅ r/GardeningUK
The audacity of these caterpillars, anyone know what they will turn into?8mo ⋅ ItsBoughtnotBrought ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Did you know you can eat Fuchsia berries? Very juicy, like grapes.8mo ⋅ harrowingmite ⋅ r/GardeningUK
I know they self-seed, but I love my marigolds! From a wilting supermarket plant last year.8mo ⋅ ofbalance ⋅ r/GardeningUK
The wildlife pond has been the best addition to my garden. I can't stop watching!1mo ⋅ Mkward90 ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Sorry if it's not allowed, but thought this was PERFECT for us in the UK!1yr ⋅ Funky_monkey2026 ⋅ r/GardeningUK
My garden in South East London looking like a painting last night. Six years ago there was nothing but brambles and bindweed!3yr ⋅ thebonbongirl ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Thank you to my Gardening UK Gang for helping me decide to start a fernery!1yr ⋅ speckled_ ⋅ r/GardeningUK
I love when I see foliage over the side of a pub, it looks so good. Does this sort of thing cause damage to a building?7mo ⋅ InterestDirect5571 ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Sorry if this isn’t the right sub, but every established tree in my local area was cut like this in the past 6 months. Whats the reason for doing this? 1mo ⋅ True-Athlete8593 ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Hedgehog fell down a hole dug for a post. It’s now been taken out and released in a hedge. 1mo ⋅ aje0200 ⋅ r/GardeningUK
[question] while clearing a planter I’ve found a common lizard and it’s eggs. What would be best to do with the lizard and eggs to ensure they survive?9mo ⋅ Poppyann ⋅ r/GardeningUK
How big a pot would I need to make a wisteria go all the way round the door back over the porch and above the window?1yr ⋅ trj28281 ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Brightens up my day every time I walk past. Good job! Good job! 🥰11mo ⋅ TheManFromConlig ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Starting early with the lawn this year, the winter hasn’t done much damage this time.1yr ⋅ New-Guidance1400 ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Any ideas what I could grow here? Approx 20m long x 1m wide, gets maybe half an hour of direct sunlight a day.1yr ⋅ Stotallytob3r ⋅ r/GardeningUK
After months of toil (and good advice from this sub!) I present to you: the bounty of my estates1yr ⋅ OkSundae9532 ⋅ r/GardeningUK
I’ve always wanted a cherry blossom tree. I got my first ever garden last year, and this is my first ever cherry blossom. she’s so pretty1yr ⋅ ohmeohmyohmuffins ⋅ r/GardeningUK
My Uncle has given me tomato seeds that have descended down from a mother plant from 1957. A lady fled with the seeds from Hungary during the Hungarian revolution and they have been harvested and sown ever since3mo ⋅ tikicheese ⋅ r/GardeningUK
First ever gooseberry harvest off my £1 clearance plant! At 395g, I’d say not bad!! 😁10mo ⋅ Chickadee227 ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Let part of my garden go to wild flowers this year. Insects love it !3yr ⋅ linuxrogue ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Created these perennial beds a couple of years ago, and they're really looking great now10mo ⋅ SenatorBunnykins ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Thought this sub might appreciate this, seen in a local trendy garden centre last spring 1mo ⋅ sheddraby ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Croatian here, sorry but can't find European gardening community. Glad to join you all2yr ⋅ BlackFanNextToMe ⋅ r/GardeningUK
How do I get rid of this concrete base? I so far only have that hammer...1yr ⋅ ZipZiinger ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Mr Hedgington got a partner, after 3 long years of bachelordom! None of my rl peeps understand the excitement!3yr ⋅ FantasticMootastic ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Had a visitor in our garden today and I wanted to share it with all of you3wk ⋅ LalaBeeKnoxs ⋅ r/GardeningUK
