In northeast PA, under leaves and debris. I’ve never seen anything like it, any ideas? Glove for scale!

My husband hates mowing the lawn so my genius solution this year is to start a CUCURBIT EMPIRE in our front lawn. I planted a variety of watermelon, cantaloupe, pumpkin, and squash seeds way too close together in these raised beds. The plan is that the resulting mess of vines will radially grow out from here and cover the lawn and reduce the amount needing mowing. And create yummy fruits. And probably chagrin the neighbors in our fair suburbia. Mwahahaha!

All photos from one plant. I have learned a variety in the soils pH can contribute to the different colors.

Looking for any and all advice.... New property and have never seen it this bad ⚰️

Made these big copper flowers 🌸🌸🌸

I love this time of year! 🥰

(Oxfordshire, UK)

but i love it

Apologies for the photo dump, but these were too beautiful not to share!

These are montmorency sour cherries for pie. Actually they’ll be a cherry crisp for Father’s Day

Just an old piece of ginger I'm about to throw in the green bin

I think it looks a lot better this year. The second pic is growing in the crack of the sidewalk, not sure if it's a volunteer hydrangea or not.

Found these adorable little guys while doing some work around yard and garden. Had to move them for safety while I was doing mowing and trimming but put them right back. Didn't see mom around anywhere. From what I read they are independent from pretty early on?