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Tomato vine sprawling on ground with no cage to support it. Cultivar shown: Costoluto Genovese.
Should you cage your tomato plants? There are advantages and disadvantages to tomato cages so it’s a personal decision you must make.
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Fertilizing zucchini
I would like to show you how I intercepted a plastic container that was headed to the landfill and converted it into a simple, but effective, drip irrigation system.
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Any open container left outside can be useful for collecting rainwater.
I had some old seed and wondered if it would still grow. Some of the seed was 8 years old and the rest were 7 years old. Is that too old to germinate?
How do you propagate a tomato plant? It’s really simple. Just cut a branch off an established tomato plant and put that branch in some water. Come back in about 10 days and it should have roots.
Video after the break…
Huge Hungarian Heart tomato... 33 ounces!
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