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Can you promote on r/landscaping?

Self-promotion restricted Its rules restrict self-promotion. Posts that promote your own work are likely to be removed.

A place to post about and discuss anything related to landscaping.

What its rules say about promotion

No Advertising
Feel free to ask for assistance with HOW to advertise or other related advice. However, be sure to erase any identifying information (phone numbers, company names, etc.). A post advertising a company / services will be immediately removed and you may be banned.
No toktok plugs / single word subtitles
If you're using a video you are sharing along multiple platforms, be sure to cut out the part of the video that has the Tiktok (or Instagram / other social media) tags. Also, if any video has the completely, mind numbing 1 word at a time subtitles...it will be instantly removed.
No "Research" Posts
This is anything from claiming you're asking for insight for a project you're allegedly working on, to asking for "help" with your app.
All 7 rules of r/landscaping
  1. Be Civil - No Toxicity
    Rudeness and bigotry will not be tolerated. Any posts or comments being negative against: nationality, ethnicity, religion, gender, sexual orientation, disability, etc. will be removed. Blatant violations of Reddit sitewide policies may result in a ban.
  2. No Reposts
    Unless it's been a year, repost spamming is a pretty lazy way to karma farm. We're landscapers, we're better than that.
  3. No Politics
    Even if it's something minor, like the Trump "I did that" picture, you can/will get suspended or even permanently banned. Let's keep that low class nonsense out of here.
  4. No Advertising
    Feel free to ask for assistance with HOW to advertise or other related advice. However, be sure to erase any identifying information (phone numbers, company names, etc.). A post advertising a company / services will be immediately removed and you may be banned.
  5. Keep It Relevant
    If it ain't landscaping, it ain't for our sub.
  6. No toktok plugs / single word subtitles
    If you're using a video you are sharing along multiple platforms, be sure to cut out the part of the video that has the Tiktok (or Instagram / other social media) tags. Also, if any video has the completely, mind numbing 1 word at a time subtitles...it will be instantly removed.
  7. No "Research" Posts
    This is anything from claiming you're asking for insight for a project you're allegedly working on, to asking for "help" with your app.

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The verdict is our reading of r/landscaping's rule text on 2026-09-26. Rules change and moderators decide: read the current rules before you post. Not affiliated with Reddit or r/landscaping.