https://www.birdsandblooms.com/gardening...basil-ever

Who likes to grow basil? What do you use it for? We’ve bought some organic basil we’ve grown, however, we used too much of it for cooking so the plant wilted.

https://www.familyhandyman.com/project/h...-crabgrass

Anybody have to deal with crabgrass? I know it’s common here in the USA. Other countries may have another grass that’s equally invasive & hard to get rid of. Share ideas you have of removing it

https://www.birdsandblooms.com/gardening...lemon-tree

Do you have indoor fruits? Or even veggies? What types work best for you? What do you use the produce for?
I haven't had one yet but I'd like to try out the lemon.

What do you think of Rock Gardens? Do you yourself have one? Would you consider this as a choice? I wouldn’t want all of our acreage as a rock garden but a small patch would be very nice to look at.

https://www.birdsandblooms.com/gardening...ting-seeds

Do you like to harvest seeds? What types of plants do you find are easiest?
The flowers I like to grow are also ones I can get seeds out of easily. Cosmos, moonflowers, zinnia, marigold.

https://www.birdsandblooms.com/gardening...ant-plants

Do you have a shaded area? What do you like to plant?
Even though it says Hosta does well, mine do best when they are in full sun.

Plants can help the air quality. When the air is better, we breathe better. Which in turn helps reduce stress & anxiety. There's also something to be said about taking care of another living thing. A plant needs to be watered, fertilized, even talking to it can help the plant grow & help you in the process.
What types of Air Plants do you like to have?

& do you tend to plant it the most? I like purple & pink tones. They, along with red flowers, tend to attract beneficial insects & hummingbirds very well.

Who likes to use rain barrels? Is it illegal in your area? Some places it is. Fortunately it’s not here. How many do you have? We have 5 & I use them for established plants. For seedlings, I use the soaker hose until they get a bit bigger; don’t want to wash them away.
What do you use your rain barrel water for?

Is it something you like the taste of? Or perhaps it’s just easy to grow.
I like having it both ways. Something I like to eat but also is quite easy in growing. Vegetables such as lettuce, tomatoes, potatoes top my list.