My star plant would be my deadly nightshade!! It was a small clipping in spring and has grown like crazy, and even flowered and produced berries after the first summer!! It’s a beautiful start to my poisonous garden I’m slowly starting!!!

For the giveaway, I’m submitting pictures of my lilies! They are absolutely beautiful!! And you can smell their sweet fragrance from feet away!!!

I was just wanting to show off my indoor plants. I’m a beginner, and I’ve propagated a bunch of clippings that are thriving. I got ahold of some glass shelves from a friend, and have cleaned the plants off my windowsills 🤣!! Now to get on Amazon to get some new grow lights!!

Labor Day honors hard work, and gardeners know all about rolling up their sleeves, getting their hands dirty, and enjoying the rewards of their efforts. Whether you’re tending tomatoes, coaxing herbs through the heat, or keeping flowers blooming in pots, your garden is a labor of love. Today’s the perfect time to step back, admire what you’ve created, and maybe even give yourself a break with a refreshing iced tea on the patio. 👉 Take a moment to celebrate your gardening “labor” today—share a photo of your favorite container or plant you’ve worked hard to keep thriving this season. Let’s celebrate the effort and the joy that comes with every leaf, bloom, and harvest! 🌼🍅

This is my first year trying to grow anything, so of course I couldn't just try two or three plants, I had to try seven different things and try to keep up with how to take care of each one. I have three raised garden beds with legs. The one I'm posting is the 40 inch bed. For some reason, I thought it would be wise to plant 2 bell pepper plants, 3 eggplants, lavender, yellow Spanish onion, and oregano. Marigolds go without saying, right? Then as if that wasn't enough I added radish seeds. In case you were keeping count the 7th item is cilantro which is in another bed with more bell peppers. About 2 weeks ago, I moved one of the eggplants to another bed, but as you can see from the video this bed is still densely packed. Oops