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Gardening

LancetChick

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10. Ok, the size is certainly impressive, but...

Reply to ConcernedCanuk (Original post)

Sun Apr 28, 2013, 11:09 AM

Apr 2013

... how do you maintain a tomato plant's health for that long a period of time? By the end of the season my tomatoes have yellowing leaves, thrips, and who knows what fungi or diseases setting in. In spring they are models of perfection, in fall they are still producing, but look pooped, as if they are Madeline Kahn in Blazing Saddles saying "Ah'm TIRED!".

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Got my tomato seedlings going! [View all] ConcernedCanuk Apr 2013 OP

Planted my tomato seedlings out yesterday... ColumbusLib Apr 2013 #1

No freaking way!!!! Curmudgeoness Apr 2013 #2

Haven't duplicated it yet, haven't tried, long story ConcernedCanuk Apr 2013 #5

No, that wasn't totally scientific! Curmudgeoness Apr 2013 #7

First plants in your new home. I'm so happy for you :) patricia92243 Apr 2013 #3

Good luck. To me, there's nothing better than the feeling of starting out Laura PourMeADrink Apr 2013 #4

Also, got my onion sets yesterday ConcernedCanuk Apr 2013 #6

This message was self-deleted by its author Laura PourMeADrink Apr 2013 #8

Onion sets are planted! ConcernedCanuk Apr 2013 #9

Ok, the size is certainly impressive, but... LancetChick Apr 2013 #10

First of all, I built the greenhouse with discarded thermal-panes. ConcernedCanuk Apr 2013 #11