I ordered these gnomes from an Etsy shop that promised they'd light up the whole garden path. They're basically just regular gnomes with a faint green smear after sitting in the sun for 8 hours. Anybody know a way to make cheap garden decorations actually glow without breaking the bank?
I used to just throw seeds in the ground and hope for the best, which always gave me twisted little mutants. This summer I built a 4 foot tall pipe setup filled with sand and compost, and every carrot came out perfectly straight - has anyone else tried vertical growing for root veggies?
Back in 2021 I had this weird volunteer tomato plant pop up in my compost pile. I just let it grow because I was curious what it would do. Last month I finally got another one that looked exactly like the first one - all lumpy and misshapen with a weird point at the bottom. Last week I cut it open and it had like 4 chambers inside with seeds arranged all weird. Has anyone else had tomatoes come out looking like body parts year after year from the same patch of soil?