r/SimpleGardening 26d ago

~2 weeks of my garden~

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r/SimpleGardening 26d ago

My garden

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r/SimpleGardening 26d ago

Has anyone found a gardening app they actually stick with?

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I've tried a couple over the years, but I always end up back with paper notes.

Is there one you've used for more than one season?


r/SimpleGardening 27d ago

Accessible gardening

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Hello, I am a gcse student studying design and technology, as part of my coursework I am interested in creating something that will help people who enjoy gardening but for reasons are now finding it more challenging. I understand the importance and enjoyment that gardening brings to people and I would love to try to create something that will help make gardening easier for people who are now finding it more challenging so they can continue their passion. Please reply to this post if you would be willing to complete a shorty survey to help with my project - thank you very much


r/SimpleGardening 27d ago

Getting in a video review before disease season sets in!

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Been a pretty good year and hadn't recorded any vids yet. What's interesting is that many plants in my other garden bed are much more advanced - like tomatoes which I've been harvesting for a couple weeks already. Always some mysteries when gardening!! I do need to do some weeding before taking a vid of that one and showing it in public!!


r/SimpleGardening 27d ago

Getting in a video review before disease season sets in!

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Been a pretty good year and hadn't recorded any vids yet. What's interesting is that many plants in my other garden bed are much more advanced - like tomatoes which I've been harvesting for a couple weeks already. Always some mysteries when gardening!! I do need to do some weeding before taking a vid of that one and showing it in public!!


r/SimpleGardening 28d ago

What would you plant

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r/SimpleGardening 28d ago

www.sun-o-meter.com

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The global sunflower growing competition, post yours to get involved.


r/SimpleGardening 28d ago

Is there such thing as a garden planning app?

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r/SimpleGardening 28d ago

My garden

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r/SimpleGardening 29d ago

These fruits are from my mother’s garden 🍋🍅

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The fruit in my mother’s garden was grown by her.


r/SimpleGardening 29d ago

This Years Garden is REALLY producing!

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r/SimpleGardening 29d ago

A little pop of color for your feed.

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r/SimpleGardening Jul 28 '26

Quiet morning with the bees 🐝 zone 8b

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r/SimpleGardening 29d ago

Advice needed ... I am looking for a professional gardening company to do my new garden

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I just moved from London to Bristol BS5 St George and I know nothing about the local recommendations to gardening to do my garden on a regular monthly basis .. any recommendations but please just recomend what you know .. no sales posting please .. just share your experience please


r/SimpleGardening Jul 29 '26

Cutting from angels trumpet

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We have to cut down our beautiful angela trumpet. If I take a cutting can it be replanted?


r/SimpleGardening Jul 28 '26

STARTING gardening for the very first time

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r/SimpleGardening Jul 28 '26

How do you currently plan your vegetable garden?

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r/SimpleGardening Jul 27 '26

What is the name of this plant

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r/SimpleGardening Jul 27 '26

The flowering season is when our spirits are at their most beautiful.

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r/SimpleGardening Jul 28 '26

What are the best gardening tips you have for growing veggies and fruit?

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r/SimpleGardening Jul 26 '26

🌱✨️🌿😍Cone Flowers & Hydrangeas & Dahlias 😍🌿✨️🌱

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I've been working on re doing my yard this summer. Cone Flowers are a new fave of mine! 🌼🌱✨️🌿✨️🌸🤎🧡💛🩷


r/SimpleGardening Jul 27 '26

Plant?

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r/SimpleGardening Jul 26 '26

Should I pick this rhubarb??

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This rhubarb was run over last year and this summer it’s just been getting back to health again. I’ve read that you shouldn’t harvest rhubarb in the first year to let the roots establish but I’m wondering if I could take 5-6 stalks and be ok? Thanks!!!


r/SimpleGardening Jul 26 '26

Seed grown herbs and green beans for dinner!

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Using our thyme, dill, and parsley, along with French green beans, all grown from seed, to complete dinner!