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If you planted determinate tomatoes
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If you planted determinate tomatoes
Howdy Folks:
If you planted determinate tomatoes in the early spring and do not have indeterminates to continue harvest until frost you might look at a second planting of determinate tomatoes to extend your harvest into the fall.
From what I have been reading now until the middle of July is a good time to plant your fall determinate toms.
God Bless, Ward and Mary.
If you planted determinate tomatoes in the early spring and do not have indeterminates to continue harvest until frost you might look at a second planting of determinate tomatoes to extend your harvest into the fall.
From what I have been reading now until the middle of July is a good time to plant your fall determinate toms.
God Bless, Ward and Mary.
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Re: If you planted determinate tomatoes
Hey, good to know!
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Re: If you planted determinate tomatoes
Thank you for that information. I was thinking of planting a tomato in an empty square, but wasn't sure if it would be too late. Looks like I'm heading out to find a determinate tomato plant!
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