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Re: Winter must be closing in

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Cyn,

 Now I am REALLY jealous.

I had blossoms on my tomato plants, but we have been getting 60 degree highs
as a projection for our weather.  I figured we were on our way to cold
weather, so I figured it made good sense to pull them out.  I hope I wasn't
too hasty.  What do you think?  I live in Fresno, CA.  our zone is 9
although sometimes people say we are 8.  I would like to know for next year.

I have to praise the wonders of this cocoa mulch.  I must have found at
least 30 tomatoes that had fallen off of the vine, and were sitting on the
ground for, I can't imagine how long.  No rot, and perfectly clean.  Oh I
forgot, I also put a layer of plastic mulch underneath the cocoa mulch.  All
I can say is ... I had happy tomato plants this year.  I intend to do this
again next year.

peg


-----Original Message-----
From: CynMob@aol.com <CynMob@aol.com>
To: sqft@listbot.com <sqft@listbot.com>
Date: Thursday, November 04, 1999 6:06 PM
Subject: Re: Winter must be closing in


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>here in San Diego, I'm still getting fresh blossoms on my tomato plants.
:)
>Putting in my cooler weather stuff next week.  The corn is still florishing
>
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