Question of the Day - Monday, September 29th, 2025

[tlcmurphy]

*Flowers* I have a sign in my *Garden* that reads:

“When gardening I have a gift you won’t find in the manuals. It may sound strange, but I can change, perennials to annuals.”

 

[BDutch]

*Flowers* I have a sign in my *Garden* that reads:

“When gardening I have a gift you won’t find in the manuals. It may sound strange, but I can change, perennials to annuals.”

In fact, my chickens did with several perennials.

 

[tlcmurphy]

In fact, my chickens did with several perennials.

I can’t blame the chickens, they are out back and the flowers are out front

 

[cavemanrich]

Long ago I used to do vegetables. I transitioned to container gardening, and do mostly flowers. I did grow one container of pickles, for daily consumption when it was going strong.
In the back yard, I have transitioned all flowers to perennial type, including lilies, and a few rose bushes. I did plant some Sweet corn in backyard. It was intended for decorative purpose. Corn did not thrive. I will try again next year. Maybe I will try to find some farm corn seeds. Its only for the view of corn stalk décor.

 

[Rangergord]

I grow a complete vegetable garden, greenhouse, herbs, flowers, and I specialize in tree fruits and berries grown in zone 2b one of the coldest productive regions of the world.

 

[SkyAJK]

My garden is overgrown, wild, weeds, and whatever vegetables and flowers that self seeded and survive by themselves.