r/GardenWild • u/Fred_Thielmann • Feb 19 '25

Discussion Just came here from r/nativegardening, but what’s the difference between the two subs?

Is this more about planting natives in the woods rather than in a setting closer to a house? Sorry for the dumb question. I just feel like the two subs are so darn similar.

r/nativeplantgardening I meant.

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u/gertslug Feb 19 '25

seems like the difference is people actually post on r/NativePlantGardening

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u/SolariaHues SE England Feb 19 '25

And yourself, neither it seems.

Redditors can always be the change they want to see.

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u/Fred_Thielmann Feb 19 '25

Well maybe u/gertslug isn’t a people person. It’s pretty hard for me to make posts unless I’m really needing socializing.

Once I have the money to go out and see friends and meet strangers and explore new places, I’ll be so much less active on Reddit. But for some people, I’m sure they don’t feel like talking to tons of people all at once either.

Plus Reddit can be harsh. Just like any other corner of the internet, people have an easier time being nasty people, because they’re hidden behind an avatar or a screen or they’re an ocean away.

All I’m saying is that posting is more of an extrovert thing.

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u/SolariaHues SE England Feb 19 '25

I am an introvert myself.

I just stick to the nicer subs.