Here is my previously mentioned “pollinator garden.” As you can see, the ground cover is now common evening-primrose. Got some thrip damage and whatever the hell else as well. Definitely going to wait until winter to deal with this 😅 #plantshame

The roots don't look good any advice.

Rustic hydrangea.

Another colour.

Lovely cyclamen.

I recently turned into a plant mom, my dream has come true. I brought home 16 indoor plants cuttings, and so far they are alive and thriving in their little pots and indirect sun light! This is a TOTAL victory! I have NEVER had plants survive. But this time, I’m giving them my full attention and love! I grew their roots first in DISTILLED water (so professionallll of me!!!), then I potted them in ADEQUATELY SIZED pots (there she goooessss!!!!! 🌱🌱🌱) and I bought INDOOR miracle grow!

Needless to say, I’m very proud of how far I have come! And excited to LOVE these babies!!!!!

Wish I could say these are all my pumpkins. So many, and the leaves on the trees look beautiful. Pumpkins are fiber rich and have many vitamins. And the seeds are a great source of protein. I’m going to decorate and eat them this season.

I was wondering who was making such a neat job of removing the petals!

Hey everyone! I’ve kind of let my little garden plot get overgrown - common evening primrose has absolutely taken over, but I also have turtlehead plant, bee balm, dusty miller, New England asters, swamp milkweed, some volunteer mulberries, false indigo, Solomon’s seal, and coneflower. I have some of my houseplants outside as well (Pilea, lucky bamboo, jade with a few other succulents, and boatlily). I have some potted African daisies and African marigolds as well.

First flower on my clematis Freckles.