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Gardening

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8. So far good results, nothing that seems to impair production or deliciousness.

Reply to NRaleighLiberal (Reply #7)

Mon Mar 12, 2018, 04:32 PM

Mar 2018

Next year I’ll probably go back to my usual rotation routine. Just need to streamline the process this year because of a complicated spring schedule. Cutting back to just tomatoes and herbs this year. I thought I’d just skip the garden entirely, but can’t bring myself to face a summer without that glorious flood of tomatoes. Thanks!

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Chicago area gardeners (esp tomato lovers!) - I will be at Morton Arb next Saturday [View all] NRaleighLiberal Mar 2018 OP

Hey NRL, cant get there but heres a tomato question for you. enough Mar 2018 #1

I plant my tomatoes in the same bed every year. SamKnause Mar 2018 #3

Sounds like the voice of experience! Thanks Sam. NT enough Mar 2018 #6

You are very welcome ! SamKnause Mar 2018 #9

Sure, but it depends upon how they did...if all you get are the typical fungal foliage issues - NRaleighLiberal Mar 2018 #7

So far good results, nothing that seems to impair production or deliciousness. enough Mar 2018 #8

hey my friend!! mopinko Mar 2018 #2

Congrats! Freethinker65 Mar 2018 #4

thanks! I was at the botanical garden two years ago and loved it! NRaleighLiberal Mar 2018 #5