Bringing in tomato plants
I have. here, read casual references to "bringing in tomato plants".
This year, I have a zillion volunteer tomato plants, mostly the cherry
varieties. Can I bring any of them indoors, treat them like sun-
loving house plants and expect any of them to bear useful fruit?
cheers
oz, down with a nasty cold
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(rec.arts.mystery) - Re: House hunting... what have I done?
... I intend to put in azaleas, ... and understory plants to make a semi-natural forest glade. ... but do be careful as many of the old-time varieties are ... Shrubbier hydrangeas that don't need to be cut all the way back include the ...
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