No friends or family to spend Xmas with so I spent the day filling my new raised bed. It's almost done4mo ⋅ darkpheonix262 ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
This guy has gardened with me since he was a kitten, it’s not my cat lol7mo ⋅ Special-Comparison-2 ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
I made good use of my extras! Even the FedEx driver stopped, made my heart happy.1yr ⋅ The-Denman-Homestead ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
Last year I got my partner a munchkin pumpkin and drew a face on it. We kept it for 6mo until it sadly rotted. We scooped out the seeds and grew plants this year - here are the offspring!1yr ⋅ OverallResolve ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
What is this? I bought it at a farm stand and it was labeled “pumpkin” but it’s impossible to cut and it looks like no pumpkin I’ve ever seen.6mo ⋅ Honeysuckle-721 ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
I’m so obsessed with this carrot I pulled! It’s so cute and I’m so proud1yr ⋅ worsebarrier1 ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
Almost black sunflower that volunteered in my garden this year! I’ll be saving seeds to this one for sure1yr ⋅ MinimalistHomestead ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
4 yr old meyer lemon tree from Costco. It’s never too late to plant one!1yr ⋅ Reel_Fun ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
What was your favourite crop this year? A new addition to my garden this year, the cucamelon! What a little gem7mo ⋅ ladynach0 ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
Is this a companion planting miracle? I've never had Brussels sprouts get this big here on Kodiak Island, Alaska. Could it be that they got a boost growing next to a trellis of nitrogen-fixing snap peas?2yr ⋅ MarionInAlaska ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
I guess it's salad for every meal in the foreseeable future!11mo ⋅ MarkBandanaquitz ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
I can’t believe I’ve gone my whole life without homegrown heirlooms. Been absolutely gorging myself on them, I’m obsessed! They’re so beautiful!1yr ⋅ notevenglennclose ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
This was back-breaking. Next year I'll either have a tractor or less potatoes.1yr ⋅ Skelly_McBelly_1997 ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
Lots of Amazon LED grow lights for seed starters. I offer a handy PSA. (xpost from r/gardening)1yr ⋅ Sometimesummoner ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
I grew this, I baked this and we ate this. Vertically grown sugar pie pumpkin 7 gallon container1yr ⋅ front_yard_duck_dad ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
TIL some caterpillars really enjoy eating my dill plant!7mo ⋅ MisterSirManDude ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
It's not much, but this basil is the first edible thing I've ever grown2yr ⋅ Drogalov ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
Me in May: If I give the pumpkin 4 sq ft in the bed, it will only spill over a little bit.8mo ⋅ ChoiceMycologist ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
What’s going on with my russet potatoes? They look diseased- but taste fine.7mo ⋅ veggycat ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
I just wanted to share a photo of an interesting looking tomato from my garden...1yr ⋅ TasteyKarkalicious ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
The HOA said decorative plants are allowed, but ABSOLUTELY NO GARDENS.8mo ⋅ _Mr_Jay_ ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
Just found out about compacted soil.... What can I do next year to prevent this?7mo ⋅ HollyHoxxx ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
I love growing garlic! About 300 harvested from the garden.2yr ⋅ Alert_Hippo2518 ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
I planted 3 seeds from one pumpkin(or was it a squash?) and got all this diversity?7mo ⋅ ThrowawaysumcleverBS ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
Someone is feeding the squirrels peanuts. One sprouted in my veggie garden1yr ⋅ Alwawro ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
Went on vacation for 10 days, asked someone to harvest my vegetables and they didnt. Came back to a lot of rotten stuff and diseased plants. But at least got this harvest. 🥲8mo ⋅ Equivalent-Falcon469 ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
It's my first ever cabbage! it's not a huge one, but I literally had to fight a war with white cabbage moths to grow it. it's the only one I'm harvesting this year, and I'm really proud of it!2yr ⋅ riley_teel05 ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
Harvested my first tomato today from a seed to a fruit. I’m embarrassed that I’m so proud.1yr ⋅ baconbaconcat ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
My carrots are always doing crazy things. I tried much looser soil this time, but apparently not enough1yr ⋅ Devils_av0cad0 ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
Boyfriend: Why are you ordering so many seeds, you can’t possibly have room to grow all that. Me:1yr ⋅ Cordillera94 ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
I guess we aren’t the only ones getting snakes in our starts!1yr ⋅ cucumberebmucuc ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
My Instacart shopper insisted this was horseradish root but doesn’t look like it. What do you think?5mo ⋅ luckyduckling8989 ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
I planted 2 per cell. Do I really need to kill one? They ALL look healthy and happy. It seems so wasteful to kill half of them.7mo ⋅ Solnse ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
There’s me struggling to grow tomatoes in a 5 gal. bucket. And then there’s this sidewalk.11mo ⋅ ViciousAsparagusFart ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
For the past six years I’ve killed every single thing I’ve ever planted. Behold - the one and only tomato I was able to grow.2yr ⋅ sdemat ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
one of my jalapeno plants are producing peppers with little hooks. Any ideas why? I have 5 other plants that are completely normal.1yr ⋅ Pizzamann_ ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
Hi everyone! I'm so glad I found this sub! Vegetable gardening is my absolute favorite! Zone 4B Minnesota. Here is my garden :)2yr ⋅ purple24xx ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
I am blissfully unaffected by the lettuce shortage in the U.S.1yr ⋅ TheElusiveHolograph ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
I have an over abundance of habaneros in my garden. Tis the season with homemade mango habanero hot sauce 💃🎄(SoCal, 9b).1yr ⋅ GilSky ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
I don’t have a lot of room to grow veggies as an apartment dweller with only porch space, but my first attempt at butternut squash is going well thus far. 😁1yr ⋅ Dewdropmon ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
California Bay Area storm destroyed my greenhouse ... please mourn my babies with me1yr ⋅ moiraine88 ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
I think these guys are adorable, but should I have eliminated them when I had the chance?7mo ⋅ Poboys_n_kittens ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
Bought a 6-pack of cukes at a local garden center. 5 plants were normal. 1 produced albino fruit7mo ⋅ Contrariwise2 ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
Who needs a gym membership when you've got ground to break and nothing but a pitchfork to do it with.8mo ⋅ dangerstar19 ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
Anyone else growing their zucchini (or other squash) vertically this season? It's been a major space saver!8mo ⋅ kuhkuhkuhK8 ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
I think this is some kind of mustard or greens, whatever it is, it’s the biggest leaves I’ve ever grown1yr ⋅ Devils_av0cad0 ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
Have been getting this many tomatoes every 10 days or so in a small London back garden1yr ⋅ OverallResolve ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
My six year old daughter had a bowl of strawberries with a flavor she's never had, only ever having had store bought before. The stress of the pandemic and trying to stay sober through it all led to my first gardening attempt, and here she is (2nd post of it). This is some hobby you all have.4yr ⋅ Jerseyprophet ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
I hear there's some real cheapskates on this subreddit.1yr ⋅ thunderousbloodyfart ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
These were supposed to be lettuce seeds but they look like anything but lettuce. Thoughts on what they could be? Picked up these seeds from a local seed bank.6mo ⋅ jvb7035 ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
Not me starting a database and organization system for my 2023 seeds on a Friday night1yr ⋅ spaceangelbearcat666 ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
When it is too cold and snowy to garden, a gardener starts planning.1yr ⋅ Optimal-Panic-8420 ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
My youngest son grew 5 ears of corn out of 8 planted! He’s super excited and wants to grill it! This is our first garden.4yr ⋅ nature-is-gangster ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
That moment you remember you didn't pick all the fall carrots several weeks ago... oops1yr ⋅ labrat4030 ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
Our Winter Squash Harvest for 2022. The biggest one is 40lbs.1yr ⋅ tehdamonkey ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
Best part of my day was getting to explain to my 3 year old that we are, in fact, NOT planting cows in our garden beds 😂1yr ⋅ thesnazzyenfj ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
15 year old tomato seeds from my grandmother in law- I managed to get a few to germinate1yr ⋅ respectself ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
Look at my garlics!!!! Please tell me how great they are, thanks2yr ⋅ kidkrause ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
This is one of the reasons I believe my garden was productive during last summers heat wave. DIY Oyas Ollas. Adding them to more of my raised beds this year. Ancient gardening technique. Zone 8A Georgia1yr ⋅ Growing-Out-The-Box ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
