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Any native plant communities?
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this post was submitted on 01 Jul 2023
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Although there isn't anything on there specifically about native plants, there's an entire instance dedicated to gardening at thegarden.land.
I tried to subscribe their, but it says I'm not logged in, and I have a feeling I'm not grasping how this works. I assumed because I am logged in on lemmy.world that when I click subscribe I was already logged in, but apparently not. Am I supposed to create a new account for each instance or each subscription or is there another way to do this?
No need to create a separate login over there. Simply copy the link from their sidebar !gardening@thegarden.land and then paste it into the search bar on your Lemmy.world account. That should open it on your side so you can subscribe. Or you can copy their complete URL from your browser search bar to paste in the Lemmy.world search bar.
To cross instances on your community, you need to stay on your community and access it from there.
Copy the URL of the community you want to subscribe to, then paste it into the search on lemmy.world. It'll take a moment, but the community will show up in the search, then you can join it.
I think there's a new way to list remote communities without all the steps, but I haven't mastered it yet.