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Gardening

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2. This is true.

Sun Jun 3, 2012, 07:05 AM

Jun 2012

When I dump the unwanted ones at the end of the season, many of them try to root in and grow.

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UPDATE!!--I think my Costoluto Fiorentino (tomato) has transplant shock. [View all] beac Jun 2012 OP

No prob - tomatoes are tough! Just be sure that it is well watered - NRaleighLiberal Jun 2012 #1

This is true. Denninmi Jun 2012 #2

Thanks for the reassurance. beac Jun 2012 #3

"I will Survive!" beac Jun 2012 #4

my neighbor used to always put a mason jar over transplants mopinko Jun 2012 #5

That's good news! Gormy Cuss Jun 2012 #6

I love Thrive Alive for transplant shock BlueToTheBone Jun 2012 #7

Yes TuxedoKat Jun 2012 #8

I think it's the same company BlueToTheBone Jun 2012 #9

Okay TuxedoKat Jun 2012 #10

Yes. A Vitamin B solution is usually helpful. JDPriestly Jun 2012 #11