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I'm looking for free seeds, specifically edible.
Posted by Titus EkundayoMay 23, 2020
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African potato mint
Posted by Glenn Jones(9b)August 25, 2019
edible gardenFlorida Gardeninggarden
14 CommentsUpdated April 28, 2020Last commented by abzzybee+12
Will mint deter rodents?
Posted by timetravelerApril 19, 2020
edible gardenVegetable Gardeninggarden
12 CommentsUpdated April 19, 2020Last commented by steviefloral_uk z.8/9 SW UK+10
Lettuce or weed?
Posted by JoseMarch 26, 2020
edible gardenName That Plant!Edible Landscape
5 CommentsUpdated March 26, 2020Last commented by floral_uk z.8/9 SW UKken_adrian Adrian MI cold Z5+3
Self watering, smaller pots
Posted by Chris ReherMarch 3, 2020
edible gardenContainer GardeningCottage Gardens
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lemon tree age?
Posted by Azuel VespucciFebruary 24, 2020
edible gardenCitrus
2 CommentsUpdated February 24, 2020Last commented by poncirusguy6b452xxSilica
What’s wrong with my basil and jalapeños?
Posted by Veronica SclyarenkoMay 31, 2019
edible gardenAlabama Gardeninggarden
6 CommentsUpdated February 23, 2020Last commented by oleron kOutsidePlaying+4
White fuzz and ooze from Apple tree
Posted by tqh11890February 23, 2020
edible gardenFruit & OrchardsEdible Landscape
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What do I do with too many sweet potato slips!!
Posted by The WizzzFebruary 21, 2020
edible gardenGrowing from SeedFrugal Gardening
1 CommentUpdated February 23, 2020Last commented by ekgrows
A tall planter to grow edibles in dog-proof fashion
Posted by homey_birdFebruary 10, 2020
edible gardenCalifornia GardeningContainer Gardening
6 CommentsUpdated February 11, 2020Last commented by homey_birdchadinlg Zone 9b Los Gatos CA+4
Buying tropical fruit tree in Anaheim, or LA
Posted by Kevin DoFebruary 3, 2020
edible gardenTropical PlantsTropical Fruits
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Blueberries in 8'x4' raised beds
Posted by Max PoppOctober 28, 2019
edible gardenFruit & Orchardsgarden
3 CommentsUpdated January 26, 2020Last commented by BlueberryBundtcake - 6a/MAgardengal48 (PNW Z8/9)+1
Eye of God - Mushroom. What is this?
Posted by newtoucanJanuary 5, 2020
edible gardenName That Plant!Vegetable Gardening
4 CommentsUpdated January 5, 2020Last commented by beesneedsfloral_uk z.8/9 SW UK+2
Evergreen edible privacy screen options?
Posted by bonitapplebumFebruary 18, 2019
edible gardenFruit & OrchardsEdible Landscape
32 CommentsUpdated December 31, 2019Last commented by jason long (Z8a/7b)shp123+30
Bird feed sun flower seeds for micro green
Posted by talencatDecember 29, 2019
edible gardenVegetable Gardeninggarden
2 CommentsUpdated December 30, 2019Last commented by windberry zone5a BCCanadadaninthedirt (USDA 8a, HZ10, Cent TX, Sunset z30)
Hardy kiwi varieties
Posted by Max PoppOctober 28, 2019
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2 CommentsUpdated December 9, 2019Last commented by jason long (Z8a/7b)Earth Essence Designs
Pomegranate tree developing dry brown spots
Posted by ploapgussetDecember 7, 2019
edible gardenTreesgarden
1 CommentUpdated December 7, 2019Last commented by gardengal48 (PNW Z8/9)
Growing mint in a container?
Posted by mc510November 16, 2019
edible gardenHerbsContainer Gardening
5 CommentsUpdated November 21, 2019Last commented by gardengal48 (PNW Z8/9)Rekha A 9a Houston area+3
Can i eat this nut?
Posted by Mali HartNovember 3, 2019
edible gardenName That Plant!
10 CommentsUpdated November 9, 2019Last commented by callirhoe123MYAL plantLOVER+8
Spiced candied pears
Posted by Glenn Jones(9b)September 21, 2019
edible gardenDessert ExchangeRecipe Exchange
5 CommentsUpdated October 30, 2019Last commented by Glenn Jones(9b)WalnutCreek Zone 7b/8a+3
Beginner gardeners most have tools
Posted by Glenn Jones(9b)October 25, 2019
edible gardenFruit & OrchardsFlorida Gardening
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Little red and black bugs on basil/mango leaves
Posted by GrumpersOctober 15, 2019
edible gardenIntegrated Pest Managementgarden
1 CommentUpdated October 16, 2019Last commented by getgoing100_7b_nj
Citrus for Canadian Gardeners - Pick-Up or Shipping Across Canada!
Posted by Phoenix Perennials and Specialty Plants Ltd.January 21, 2019
edible gardenCitrusgarden
5 CommentsUpdated September 15, 2019Last commented by Meyermike(Zone 6a Ma.)Matt z5b - Greenhouse 10a+3
fall planting seeds in zone 3
Posted by Sameera LiyanageJuly 24, 2019
edible gardenFar NorthAnnuals
7 CommentsUpdated August 19, 2019Last commented by ubroSameera Liyanage+5
Pressure Treated Wood and Garden Beds
Posted by HU-523064122August 14, 2019
edible gardenVegetable Gardeninggarden
4 CommentsUpdated August 14, 2019Last commented by daninthedirt (USDA 8a, HZ10, Cent TX, Sunset z30)randy41_1+2
Tiny yellow melon/cucumberr thing
Posted by HU-259554181August 5, 2019
edible gardenEdible Landscapegarden
1 CommentUpdated August 9, 2019Last commented by tsugajunkie z5 SE WI ♱
Ichangensis IVIA and Ichang Papeda
Posted by Huyen Linh HoAugust 8, 2019
edible gardenCitrusgarden
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Grafting citrus choices
Posted by Aaron HaueisenJuly 13, 2019
edible gardenCitrusgarden
5 CommentsUpdated July 14, 2019Last commented by jaydub83poncirusguy6b452xx+3
Container for Strawberries
Posted by grow_yourself__July 9, 2019
edible gardenContainer Gardeninggarden
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Will termite stakes make the fruit on my grapevine inedible?
Posted by HU-193707194June 26, 2019
edible gardenFruit & OrchardsTexas Gardening
1 CommentUpdated June 26, 2019Last commented by roselee z8b S.W. Texas
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