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baby tomatoes
Category: my greenhouse | Posted: Wed Oct 03, 2007 4:12 am I walked thru my back garden to pick more tomatoes, when I found new 2inch baby tomatoes plants along the ground. I put these in new planters and plan to keep them in my greenhouse at which I'll keep 60 degr. to 70 degr. thru out the winter, who knows with a little luck maybe I'll end up with fresh tomatoes all winter. here is a picture of my little ones:
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I hope your plan works out Petunia. Do keep us updated about it in your shiny new blog!
What a nice surprise! And lucky that you have a greenhouse to keep them warm!
Lucky you Petunia! I wish I had a greenhouse to putter in all winter! I hope your tomatoes do well.
You know, I had transferred all my plants to my garage where I had put fluorescent lights and water containers for higher humidity, but as the temperatures are dropping, I just did not have the heart to let them stay in there lest they die of cold!
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