Re: tomato pruning & feeding

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• Date: Thu, 22 May 1997 18:01:56 +1100
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r.  I've grown all but the Dona before.  They are
> chosen because they do well in the SF Bay climate here (Sunset zone 17,
> USDA 9)
> 
>  I'd love to hear about how people prune their tomatoes and what they feed
> them.  Also what are your favorite varieties.
> 
> Thanks,
> Havi
> Havi Hoffman
> 
> http://vegetablegarden.miningco.com
> vegetablegarden.guide@miningco.com
> 

I would like to hear a little more here too

Beefsteak are my favourite tomatoes and my pruning method is best 
described as infrequent. Beefsteak does not seem to be able to decide 
whether it is determinate or not so I leave the pruning until I can 
see which lateral, if any, wants to be boss man, then get rid of the 
rest.

I'm under planting some sparse trees with white pansies which I shall 
break up with the odd nice, large round cabbage

It's about time I pulled finger and planted another row of carrots. 
Can anyone recommend a good sweet variety? What are your favourites?
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Terry Dowdeswell
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Tuakau, New Zealand
Terry@delphinium.co.nz
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A glow worm's never glum
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