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Re: Tomatillos

>Rhode Island weather, but people in Pennsylvania and New Jersey with
>similar temps had success.
>

Linda,

I think you do need at least two plants.  I have planted tomatillos every
year here in New Hampshire and I am consistently BURIED by fruit.  I
planted this years seedling about the 5th of July (very late, I know) and I
already have fruit.  However, I have never planted less than four plants.
I plant them one per foot, just as if they were tomatoes, and I use a
tomato cage to contain the sprawling plants.  Try planting another, even if
its very close to the first.  It might help.

Cathy
clielaus@rouxinc.com
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