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zone 7 -- nonproductive veggie plants :
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- From: Judy Cosler jcosler@mindspring.com>
- Date: Mon, 17 Jul 2000 16:12:46 -0400
- Newsgroups: rec.gardens.edible
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I'm in zone 7, right outside DC. I have a v. small sq ft. veggie
garden, fairly shady -- only partly sunny at best. It does get bright
light all day & full sun 2-4??? hours a day (4 is an exaggeration!).
I have 5 or so tomato plants, with a few blossoms on 2 of them. My
July 4 tomato plant isn't even waist high yet! (it's July 17). No
tomatoes!! I also have 6-8 pepper varieties/plants, with 3 small
pepper on *one* of the plants! Lots of blossoms on 2 or 3 other
plants. Also, basils & misc!
I know I have too much shade, but since my neighbor's tree is dying, I
thought perhaps enough of it had died to allow me to grow some
tomates! Should I just pull them at this point in the year & plant
something that will grow in the m-t squares?? What do you think about
the peppers?
TIA, Judy
jcosler@mindspring.com
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