Red Plastic? (WAS:Re: Enjoy this list)

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• Subject: Red Plastic? (WAS:Re: Enjoy this list)
• From: p*@mindspring.com (polenta-brain)
• Date: Mon, 26 Jan 1998 02:41:50 GMT
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On Sun, 25 Jan 1998 19:46:52 -0600 (CST), you wrote:


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>>Has anyone used a successful method of reflecting light as mentioned in
>>Mel's book?  I have a lot of trees and not all of my garden site has sun
>>throughout the day.
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>I don't worry about reflecting light.  I did have a problem until last
>summer when I had two trees removed.  Up until then, I planted everything
>that needed full sun on the south side of the beds and left the shadier
>areas for bush beans, herbs, onions and some other things that benefit from
>afternoon shade in my hot climate.
>Doreen Howard

Well, I live in an area called "Woodside Forest" -- need I say
more??!!  The problem isn't my trees; the trees belong to my
neighbors!  Do you or does anybody on the list have any experience
with the red plastic which is sold by Gardener's Supply, I believe, &
is said to improve ("drastically improve", I'm sure!!) the production
of tomatoes?!
TIA
TIA, Judy
to e-mail me, jcosler@mindspring.com
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