One branch of my cherry tomato plant produced over 50 fruit. Over 300 fruit on the plant total. Much success!4yr ⋅ uneasylistening ⋅ r/gardening
My paphiopedilum hybrid rebloomed for the first time and I am ecstatic!4yr ⋅ uneasylistening ⋅ r/orchids
Appalachian Prosciutto, AKA Benton's Country Ham. Cured then aged 8 months. Our Christmas tradition.5yr ⋅ uneasylistening ⋅ r/FoodPorn
My sweet pea currant tomatoes really launched this year. Each vine has 20-26 tomatoes, and this one plant has over 25 vines going!6yr ⋅ uneasylistening ⋅ r/gardening
Found this curious specimen in the Appalachians. My guess is it's from the suillus family, that perhaps got some sort of parasite fungus and dried, but any help confirming would be greatly appreciated8yr ⋅ uneasylistening ⋅ r/mycology
Posted in a sandwich group I'm part of. Better clear your vertical food with this guy before eating!4yr ⋅ uneasylistening ⋅ r/gatekeeping
A perky little Russula I found in Western NC. Also, a quick thank you to this community for helping expand my knowledge. A year ago, I wouldn't have known what this was.7yr ⋅ uneasylistening ⋅ r/mycology
Found a 1952 Willys Aero Ace in an abandoned barn near my property. Western NC, [OC] [5153x2764]7yr ⋅ uneasylistening ⋅ r/AbandonedPorn
Our Sweet Pea Currant Tomatoes may be the cutest thing I've ever grown.7yr ⋅ uneasylistening ⋅ r/gardening
Posted in a union stagehand Facebook group. She defended it by saying it was God's design.8yr ⋅ uneasylistening ⋅ r/CrappyDesign
At the family reunion, and everyone kept whispering something about a milkman.8yr ⋅ uneasylistening ⋅ r/pics
Last tomato harvest of the season. Black Sea Mans, Mr. Stripey, Lemonboy, Redfield Beauties, Italian Heirlooms, Mamie Brown's Pink, Yellow and Black cherries, and Sweet Pea Currants.7yr ⋅ uneasylistening ⋅ r/gardening
My phalaenopsis violacea just spiked, but it is turned downwards. Anyone experienced this?6yr ⋅ uneasylistening ⋅ r/orchids
First time re-blooming my microchip. Probably my most exciting bloom to date!6yr ⋅ uneasylistening ⋅ r/orchids
Carved my first spoon. It came out much better than I thought it would. I used a white birch log for this one. Going to finish with walnut oil and beeswax.7yr ⋅ uneasylistening ⋅ r/Bushcraft
Found this big fella last fall. Went back today and he's still fighting the good fight. Ganoderma Lucidum? About 5 inches across, found on a downed maple, Western NC.7yr ⋅ uneasylistening ⋅ r/mycology
Any help with an ID on this big fella? Found in a mixed forest full of blighted hemlocks, which is mostly beech and oak trees now.7yr ⋅ uneasylistening ⋅ r/mycology
Visiting the In-laws, having my morning coffee, aaaand pregnant 7 year old.6yr ⋅ uneasylistening ⋅ r/CrappyDesign
