Can I interest anyone in a bucket full of slugs/snails? Going cheaply to good home!3d ⋅ Purple_Guinea_Pig ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Thought I'd killed this rose last year - but it's come back and smells *amazing*. Happy me!2yr ⋅ Wormiman ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Moved to a new house, always wanted to grow veg as never done it before - gone big.3yr ⋅ Yegoala ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Front garden was looking pretty amazing in the sun last week. Shame it’s been miserable this week so far! 😂🤦♂️2yr ⋅ lordsteve1 ⋅ r/GardeningUK
My submission to the ‘I can’t believe this is happening in November’ files. Agapanthus in bud.6mo ⋅ Sal903 ⋅ r/GardeningUK
I have just found out that the president of the RHS is called Keith WEED which I find quite brilliant.2yr ⋅ Dave-the-Flamingo ⋅ r/GardeningUK
After months of toil (and good advice from this sub!) I present to you: the bounty of my estates3yr ⋅ NormanConquest ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Dahlias 😍 brought them in to cheer me up whilst I’m poorly. These bud vases have been a fabulous purchase!1yr ⋅ Lancashire-Lass-404 ⋅ r/GardeningUK
What are these bumble bees doing? They are not moving, not dead either. Taking a nap?1yr ⋅ dtheme ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Just a few of the pumpkins/squash that I've managed to nurture through drought this summer...1yr ⋅ skeletonmug ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Best way to fill a couple of these without using a months wage of soil?2wk ⋅ pringellover9553 ⋅ r/GardeningUK
With many trees down from Eunice and Franklin, it’s time to spread the word about the importance of leaving some of these trees to nature. Deadwood supports an incredible diversity of life, including ~650 species of British beetles! It is vital habitat.2yr ⋅ xenmate ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Of all my vegetables, the tomato that grew as a weed is proving the most successful1yr ⋅ doxxablecontent ⋅ r/GardeningUK
I never really appreciated how magnificent Hawthorne looks until I moved into this house. Could look at it for hours!1yr ⋅ emzyyx ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Protect your strawberries from birds by placing a few red pebbles among your plants. The birds will go for the ripest (reddest) and realise they are inedible and leave the rest alone.2yr ⋅ xenmate ⋅ r/GardeningUK
I’m sooo happy. I didn’t think I’d get any tomatoes this year. My first time growing tomatoes outside and they’re coming through. Fingers crossed they keep growing 🍅 oh and I live in Scotland 🏴1yr ⋅ Daftyinthegarden1 ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Squirrel broken the bird feeder any recommendations for bird feeders or preventing them?9mo ⋅ Noveleion ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Looking for recommendations of decorative plants to grow in full shade, suitable for a beginner gardener2yr ⋅ Mother_Lemon8399 ⋅ r/GardeningUK
First evening on the new veg plot! Gorgeous site! Potatoes planted!2yr ⋅ _The_Editor_ ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Neighbour did this to our hedge - will it survive or grow back over summer?3mo ⋅ MostUsefulBloke ⋅ r/GardeningUK
First year gardening in Essex and the harvests are coming in thick and fast!2yr ⋅ Cezzalovesketo ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Leave no space unplanted! Couldn't let the sunny spot on my shed go to waste3yr ⋅ twilbo ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Weather report: it's been hovering around -5 for the last couple of weeks so everything should be dead now. -- Honeysuckle: Hold my beer.1yr ⋅ Quantum_Object ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Anyone else growing gooseberries this year? Just got these tiny little ones starting to grow2d ⋅ OutlandishnessHour19 ⋅ r/GardeningUK
What's the fastest growing, most imposing shrub / bush / tree I can plant here for privacy?9mo ⋅ Diyer_tryer ⋅ r/GardeningUK
New house. Don’t know where to start with this 100ft east facing garden.1yr ⋅ jmabarker ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Costco have these olive trees back in stock - they’re a fortune elsewhere1yr ⋅ kittyedwards ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Oak tree in my garden is getting too dry I think. No rain here since May 😢1yr ⋅ bowerm ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Still got lots of work to do, but feeling quite happy with our little London patch this morning2yr ⋅ EdwardSpaghettiHands ⋅ r/GardeningUK
What can my dad inexpensively plant or erect on his side of the wall to hide this monstrosity?1yr ⋅ Notagelding ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Would anyone be so kind and identify this that has started going crazy in my garden please?1yr ⋅ Dannnford ⋅ r/GardeningUK
A bank holiday well spent. Over the next two I’ll hopefully get something planted.1yr ⋅ GreenBeret4Breakfast ⋅ r/GardeningUK
First beetroot harvest of the season...good job we love it - this is just a tenth of the total crop!2yr ⋅ skeletonmug ⋅ r/GardeningUK
So, now I'm the guy that brings veg, whenever I visit friends / relatives3yr ⋅ Murdomadness ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Found a hedgehog in a carrier bag in my shed. It won't leave! Left the bag on my lawn for a few hours and it's still there. It isn't dead. What do I do?1yr ⋅ ivanapa ⋅ r/GardeningUK
How can I best utilise this garden? Complete beginner, but I feel like the garden has got plenty of potential1yr ⋅ Spiculus ⋅ r/GardeningUK
When we moved into our flat in June, I asked the landlord if the passionflower bush at the front had ever fruited, and he said no. There's still more out there! If anyone has any suggestions on how to use these please let me know in the comments!1yr ⋅ crywolfbaby ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Finally own a garden so I can have raised beds! Finished them today.3yr ⋅ bidsinbangor ⋅ r/GardeningUK
I adore Dahlias. My first time growing several kinds. This one is especially stunning! Noordwijks Glorie3yr ⋅ Frangellica ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Super pleased with our new oak whisky barrel water butt and the way it’s integrated into our property.2yr ⋅ Unhappy-Mouse-6728 ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Someone suggested that you would like my wild garden complete with fox and badger sets.3yr ⋅ rockchick1982 ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Anyone else notice any out of season growth? My delphiniums seem to be flowering again!1yr ⋅ canspreadmulch ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Nothing was flowering until this incredible blue blossom lit up the garden.1yr ⋅ MichaelMoore92 ⋅ r/GardeningUK
is it worth attempting to remove the 5 conifers and two yuccas myself, or should I hire someone? How much would this set me back, £5 £300? £1000?1yr ⋅ DoItForTheTea ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Newbie gardener; my first flower grown from seed has bloomed today. Couldn't help smiling.1yr ⋅ AdAble4105 ⋅ r/GardeningUK
This sounds stupid but it works. Last year I grew cucumbers in pots up a random window and this is how it ended up. Doing the same this year1wk ⋅ internetpillows ⋅ r/GardeningUK
My dad had the “clever” idea of using Sunflowers as supports for his runner beans (along with a frame) the problem is the sunflowers grew massive and there are beans 3m above the ground!2yr ⋅ Dave-the-Flamingo ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Progress from working with a blank slate, not an expert but I do enjoy gardening!4yr ⋅ Im_watching_everyone ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Ordered what I thought were big lavender bushes to plant in the garden, but teeny plants arrived! Too small for outside planting? Not sure what to do with them now? Lighter for scale!1yr ⋅ usernametbdsomeday ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Design advice/inspiration please! I have this lavender walk outside my house and it looks and smells lovely now, but is grey for most of the year. I’ve attempted to add alliums and verbena bonariensis with some limited success as it gets full sun and can be very dry. Any ideas welcome! :)1yr ⋅ nightsatthe ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Dandelions are an important source of food for insects. They help fertilise top-soil; their deep taproots bringing nutrients to the surface. Dandelions leaves are delicious & full of iron, calcium & potassium. They contain more vitamin C than a tomato & more vitamin A than spinach.2yr ⋅ xenmate ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Thanks for the plant recommendations yesterday! I've now been shopping...8mo ⋅ Sharkfest ⋅ r/GardeningUK
