Re: Tomato question

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• Subject: Re: Tomato question
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• Date: Sun, 19 Jul 1998 06:45:21 -0700
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Lisa Hafey wrote:
> 
> Hi Michelle!
> 
> I transplanted some "volunteer" tomatoes, and had about a 75% success rate.
> One I thought was dead sprang back to life with so much vigour that it's now
> bigger than the ones I grew purposely in the ground.  On the other hand, I
> transplanted some other volunteers and they all threw up their roots and
> died.  I guess it depends on how many you have, how big they are (the second
> lot of volunteers were pretty tiny - I really should have known better,
> while the first lot were about 15 cm high - dunno what that is in inches,
> I'm in Australia, we only use metric), and to make sure you water them in
> properly and keep an eagle eye on them!  Good luck, hope this helps some!
> 
> Lisa
> 
> Gareth Bramley wrote:
> 
> > Hi peoples,
> >
> > Well, i went and planted my matoes too close together. Can I safely move
> > them?
> >
> > Michelle


Lisa,

2.5 cm to the inch.  10cm = 2.5 inches.

Steve  (Maritime...)

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