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Diamond_Dog

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6. You can't beat a home grown tomato!
Reply to marble falls (Reply #3)
Fri Mar 22, 2024, 03:54 PM
Mar 2024

Not even close to what is sold as “tomatoes” in the grocery store.

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howdi. first time here. [View all] AllaN01Bear Mar 2024 OP
Square foot SARose Mar 2024 #1
I suppose it depends on what veggies. Diamond_Dog Mar 2024 #2
I have had minor luck with a larger variety on my AeroGarden unit. The golden cherry tomatoes grow like weeds. marble falls Mar 2024 #5
Container successes codfisherman Mar 2024 #11
I grow my greens in an AroGarden hydroponics unit that has a growing face roughly 8"X 12". I grow thyme, Portulacas ... marble falls Mar 2024 #3
You can't beat a home grown tomato! Diamond_Dog Mar 2024 #6
And if I didn't know you, with that post I'd know you were an Ohioan. Tomato juice is the state drink and for a good ... marble falls Mar 2024 #8
Haha! Diamond_Dog Mar 2024 #9
Spring and fall, the trick is to get them to summer over these last 10 years, last year was the worst... marble falls Mar 2024 #10
Depends on what you want to grow happybird Mar 2024 #4
Living in Oregon a while ago taught us that in the right place a 10' x 10' garden produced plenty of food for two people marble falls Mar 2024 #7
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