Insomnia musings from the newbie yardener. Thoughts and comments welcome.1yr ⋅ __--byonin--__ ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Looking for help, I’m a beginner gardener and want to add some autumn colour. More details in comments1yr ⋅ laurajane1510 ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Made this using lavender from the garden, smells lovely as you walk in!4yr ⋅ Beetlehann ⋅ r/GardeningUK
The tomatoes have been planted outside permanently now, just hoping the temperatures don't drop too low at night3yr ⋅ Odd-One-Out ⋅ r/GardeningUK
What should I put in these pots? Currently home to alive but not flowering winter pansies and very dead bellis bellisima.1yr ⋅ bluejackmovedagain ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Built some raised veg beds out of pallets, filled with 2 tons of top soil / manure compost mix. Any suggestions for between the beds to stop it getting too muddy in wet weather?1yr ⋅ endot ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Rooftop garden progress: beautiful first full bloom camelia flower of spring3yr ⋅ Ryandw21 ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Water management - how are we all dealing with this in a more extreme climate?11mo ⋅ wynter_garden ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Before and after of Grandads neglected roses🌹after he passed away and other plants. I repotted them and been looking after them as he would have and in 2 months a big change.4yr ⋅ shadowinvest ⋅ r/GardeningUK
This is the third time I've had to hurriedly move these back in after seeing a frost forecast! 😭3yr ⋅ Aiken_Drumn ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Whoops, forgot to stake my gladioli before it rained and two broke! Still pretty though.3yr ⋅ yankonapc ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Propagation is magic! First time taking cuttings from my climbing fuschia and they're doing so well.2yr ⋅ Luna_Blackthorn ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Can I lay grass on top of this red paving sand or will I need to dig it up?1yr ⋅ mikeydoc96 ⋅ r/GardeningUK
How do you stop your strawberries from touching the ground and going rotten?1yr ⋅ Joffaphant ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Bought a house with plastic grass garden. I hate gardening but hate this also. Is there a vine or something that can grow over it better than bindweed?1yr ⋅ mookx ⋅ r/GardeningUK
What trees should I plant for privacy (or at least the illusion of it) in my new build garden? Any advice on trees/quantity/position welcome!2yr ⋅ loula27 ⋅ r/GardeningUK
What are you best Christmas present ideas for avid/professional gardeners?5mo ⋅ Maximum-Rabbit-31 ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Can anyone identify this tree? Forgot to ask when we grabbed it from the farm - we went to get a Norwegian spruce but then changed to this.1yr ⋅ Thom_Knook ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Chuffed. Anyone else preserving? Hope this is allowed, want to share my first pickles and pickled chillies from my garden, with some homegrown herbs as well of course! 🥒🌶1yr ⋅ rooooosa ⋅ r/GardeningUK
I know it's not as impressive as some of the gardens on here but it's my 1st garden and I'm really proud of how it's turned out! The lawn is terrible though, any advice on how to keep it alive would be most welcome.3yr ⋅ BigfatDan1 ⋅ r/GardeningUK
I think I've got all the bamboo out now! And we put in a water feature to get the filter away from the pond and open the garden up more. Most of the soil will be lawn.3yr ⋅ No_Elephant3224 ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Neighbours fence with no posts my side. Can someone advise how to train climbers/attach trellis? May be a stupid question!1yr ⋅ GreenNCurryHouseOf3s ⋅ r/GardeningUK
My third generation of chili peppers (originally grown from a £1 kit from Poundland)3yr ⋅ kumran ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Coffee and watching the bees around the foxgloves. How does it get better than this?4yr ⋅ dust8103 ⋅ r/GardeningUK
What (evergreen, low maintenance) plant to cover 13ft tall brick wall in the garden?1yr ⋅ Deep-Director ⋅ r/GardeningUK
It’s not much but I have a garden after decades living in flats. Could anyone explain to me what I should do to this mess in a way a five year old could understand?1yr ⋅ jimbo_bones ⋅ r/GardeningUK
My once lovely new lawn is smothered in mushrooms... any tips? Any cure?! Anything?1yr ⋅ Wingo84 ⋅ r/GardeningUK
I have just started gardening and this is my little corner of heaven3yr ⋅ Rustyy_Jess ⋅ r/GardeningUK
patiently waiting for the flower show. - this is easily over a meter high now. Give it another week.1yr ⋅ Quantum_Object ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Are these Hawthorn berries? Any suggestions on what to do with them?1yr ⋅ Tworedbeans ⋅ r/GardeningUK
New Plot for me to play with. Limited experience. This was a wild flower mixture last year. Assuming this has self seeded & that I want it to come up again this year Q1 When I clear it should I chop it back really short? and Q2 When I put the material in the compost should I include the seed heads?1yr ⋅ lurker-660715 ⋅ r/GardeningUK
An absolutely unexpected but beautiful bloom from my flowerbed! Love the delicate colour of this but have no idea what it is! 😂3yr ⋅ McStaken ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Is it ok to dig these Primroses up and move them to another part of the garden?1mo ⋅ discovering_treasure ⋅ r/GardeningUK
September and the garden might have seen its best for this year. The wild flowers will be getting chopped soon. It’s been a great summer. I suppose the British thing to say is it was too good.1yr ⋅ alamcc ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Suggestions for colourful, bushy and low flowers to add along the white strip (South facing).1yr ⋅ bell-91 ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Roses from next door growing over the fence. Sweetly fragrant.3yr ⋅ Psychological_Egg426 ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Finished! Put the foxglove in the corner. Partnered the echinacea and rudbeckia. Given them a good watering after re-planting.1yr ⋅ __--byonin--__ ⋅ r/GardeningUK
The previous owners left me a present, how do I maintain this Yuca tree (I think)? Why does it look all funny?2yr ⋅ pbroingu ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Barrel filler suggestions! South facing and windy. West coast Scotland1yr ⋅ farts4free ⋅ r/GardeningUK
It’s been six weeks since we seeded and planted out our newly built veg patch4yr ⋅ home-farm ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Half the harvest from my apple tree - it produced only a single apple last year1yr ⋅ BardicWoad ⋅ r/GardeningUK
My first attempt at growing vegetables, undertook the build at the start of lockdown.4yr ⋅ matt86uk86 ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Should I bring up my patchy grass with builders? Getting keys next week2yr ⋅ Sensual_Poop ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Made a little woodland walk between the patio door and the Gazebo, rather pleased to say its a success xx4yr ⋅ undyingoptimist ⋅ r/GardeningUK
If you strike me down, I shall become more powerful than you can possibly imagine.2yr ⋅ Sweetlittle66 ⋅ r/GardeningUK
3 years ago my garden looked like this. Now disabled, mostly bedbound, I couldn't do it unless I pay for help. Maybe I should bite the bullet and find a gardner. What's the going rate?4mo ⋅ Illbb ⋅ r/GardeningUK
I may have got a little over excited when I ordered some seeds on Monday...3yr ⋅ _The_Editor_ ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Any suggestions on what to do with this area of my garden that floods in heavy rain? Clay soil1yr ⋅ 417DiyNoob ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Seen a lot of posts about aphids recently. I decided to leave them alone on my apple tree and now they're all gone thanks to these baby ladybirds.11mo ⋅ TallOlive3741 ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Woke up to this beauty putting on a show! First time it's ever flowered!3yr ⋅ FantasticMootastic ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Thought I’d share this year’s attempt at a herbaceous border, if only to find someone to commiserate with that I’ve officially run out of space for plants.4yr ⋅ rahaaas ⋅ r/GardeningUK
My rose bush looks particularly gorgeous today - Floribunda Marshmallow Delight4yr ⋅ minerva46 ⋅ r/GardeningUK
White flies on my basil! Does anyone know how and if I need to treat? Thank you1yr ⋅ hampshirelancer ⋅ r/GardeningUK
My mum has been cultivating Bindweed. Watered, fed, propped up with canes.2yr ⋅ McCoyyy ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Transplanted this established Camellia 3 days ago after someone didn’t want it. Had to take more root than I would have liked. It was about 6 ft... Replanted, composted, mulched, pruned back to 4ft & watered with ericaceous feed. Leaves are yellowing, anything I can do to give it a better shot?1yr ⋅ EverybodyShitsNFT ⋅ r/GardeningUK
Apparently, 87,000 people are injured every year whilst gardening. Are you one of the unlucky ones?9mo ⋅ Peach9990 ⋅ r/GardeningUK
