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Cooking & Baking

Mr.Bill

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2. It could be the space.

Reply to SWBTATTReg (Reply #1)

Fri Sep 2, 2022, 07:19 PM

Sep 2022

They are planted in the same space where we used to plant 4-6 of them, although there are also two tomatillo plants in that space and they are doing well, too.

We live in a mobile home park, so we don't have a lot of room. These are the only plants we have in the ground. Everything else is in pots.

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Just call me the tomato hoarder. [View all] Mr.Bill Sep 2022 OP

Wow. Nice, eh? I guess the two plants realized that they had all of the room that the 4-6 plants SWBTATTReg Sep 2022 #1

It could be the space. Mr.Bill Sep 2022 #2

LOL, I'm picking daily from 6 romas; 1 early girl; 2 black krill and 2 millions cherry size Backseat Driver Sep 2022 #3

253 varieties of tomatoes. keithbvadu2 Sep 2022 #4

Wow! Very cool. n/t Mr.Bill Sep 2022 #5

Whoa! trof Sep 2022 #6

Back in my gardening days, I'd can as much as I froze Warpy Sep 2022 #7

Yeah, my wife cans also. A lot of what we have frozen Mr.Bill Sep 2022 #8

Some years ago, as in about 30 years ago, PoindexterOglethorpe Sep 2022 #9

I'm jealous - mine are doing horribly this year Retrograde Sep 2022 #10

That's happened to me before. Mr.Bill Sep 2022 #11