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Re: Handy Garden "Thingies"-Milk Crates,ETC.

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I use three ring tomato cages (pretty useless for tomatoes) over new 
transplants, and clothespin newspaper over the top so that the plant is 
shielded from overhead sun, but receives evening and morning sun.  Usually 
I've hardened the plants off for a few days before I do this.  Once the 
plants have taken hold (tomatoes change color), I remove those cages and 
use them as permanent cages over brittle garden plants such as peppers and 
eggplants.  Margaret L

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>  Boy - you get the little buggers in the ground and there is nothing like 
> losing a plant to a windy or sunny day or transplant shock after all your 
> hard work.any other variations on the theme of how to protect from wind 
> and sun?What are you favorites for this or other gardening dilemnas???-Teri
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