/b/ - Random

>>270170
I usually grow smaller vegetables in medium sized pots. Stuff like green onions or garlic. You could plant some vegetables scraps and they'll grow into either flowers or new vegetables. Try carrot tops, sprouting pieces of garlic or just the discard piece of green onion.

>>270171
ooh, i like to make carrot top pesto

I'm in the process of hardening off my plants but the last frost date keeps changing

>>270171
Regrowing carrot tops is a waste of a season when you can buy seeds cheap as chips.

If you lack space then you could try growing mushrooms

>>270181
I spent 2 yrs in the jammer for doing this no problem though back again.

What's your dream garden nonas? I want to create a space that's friendly to wildlife with lots of native plants but also provides food.

>>270274
A forest garden, big enough to have at least some fully grown trees creating a small patch of forest. And below the whole ground would be full of ferns, all varieties of ferns, I love ferns.

>>270274
A wide range of vegetables, berries and fruit trees. Mushrooms indoors

>>270274
I really want a kumquat and dragon fruit tree.

>>270274
Spring onions, sugarsnap peas, strawberries, all the tasty stuff which is expensive to buy.

A little patch of every edible plant that can grow in zone 6 is a life goal. Can dream of a subterranean passive ecosystem, full of tropical fruit trees.
I've never heard of anyone successfully growing a palm to maturity with artificial conditions, likely because they need lots of fresh air in their roots to thrive. I believe it's possible with a little magic (and orgonite)

>>270274
A lot of berries, fruit trees, bell peppers, tomatoes, cucumbers and potatoes. Maybe even more vegetables, if had remaining free land. I want to grow stuff that I can actually use. Too bad, I don't own any land, but if I would…

Who /flowers/ here?

What's your favourite?

Finally buying a place with a garden so I can start collecting roses.

>>322778
Unironically for me it's the Datura, also known as the Devil's Trumpet. I know it's dangerous to have around because it's so poisonous, but it has some personal significance to me. I survived a delirium at 8 years old and the Datura trip anecdotes I've read feel quite similar to what I experienced. It's kinda symbolic.

>>322781
Oh wow, I've heard about those but I'm scared of the toxicity. Is it something you would grow?

>>322782
Apparently it's something some people grow considering how every now and then someone's kid accidentally gets poisoned in their garden.

Perhaps I would love to grow those but I'd want to make sure nobody accidentally touches it or anything.

>>322784
Yikes man they sound so cool though. I think I've seen one before and couldn't believe how large the flowers were, they glowed in the dusk.

Are there any other flowers you like? I'd really like to grow more Sweet Peas next year.

>>322781
>>322784
NTA but I've grown them (and other similar plants, like morning glories) and they're so fun and grow so fast. I let them climb the string lights outside of my windows and they're dreamy. I keep them with my herbs and edible plants and never had issues. But if you have cats I recommend against it. The only blooming vines I found that are remotely similar to the cuteness and speediness of morning glories are cathedral bells (picrel).