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Gardening

bvar22

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4. Duh!

Reply to dixiegrrrrl (Reply #2)

Mon Aug 31, 2015, 06:07 PM

Aug 2015

I feel like an idiot.
We will be trying your cut back technique when the temps go past 95 and see what happens in the Fall.
Thanks for this tidbit.

I told my wife about your technique,
and she said, "Why didn't we think of that!"

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what night time temps will shut off tomato blossoming? [View all] mopinko Aug 2015 OP

Terrible growing season here, great for weeds and not much else. Paper Roses Aug 2015 #1

Maybe this will help....I googled for you. dixiegrrrrl Aug 2015 #2

Duh! bvar22 Aug 2015 #4

Ha...I did not think of that until about 5 years ago! dixiegrrrrl Aug 2015 #5

they keep blossoming - it's about setting fruit, as Dixie's link stated. NRaleighLiberal Aug 2015 #3