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Re: Transplanting woes

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The tomatoes will likely live, the cantaloupes I wouldn't hold out much hope
for....water them, shade them for a few days, and see what happens.

Frank
-----Original Message-----
From: phil & deb <trublood@snowhill.com>
To: Sq. Ft. Gardening list <sqft@listbot.com>
Date: Wednesday, May 12, 1999 5:48 PM
Subject: Transplanting woes


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>OK, guys, I'm worried.  Silly me, planted tomato seeds to see if I could
get
>them to do well.  Well they did, now about 10" high.  Unfortunately, they
>were planted too close to green beans which were threatening to choke them
>out.  So, I decided to up and transplant them to a more open area.  Did
that
>early this morning, watered them, and now they're sorta droopy looking and
>I'm wondering if I've murdered them.
>
>Did the same thing with a cantaloupe vine (with flowers)  that was about 8"
>long, and it's almost flat along the dirt now...... *sigh* Think they'll
>live??
>
>DebbieT in Southeast Alabama
>I forget what zone.....
>
>
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