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July 12th, 2014

7/12/2014

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Succession Planting


I have some tomato plants I started after my current adult plants were half grown.  This is to give us a longer harvest later.  Tomato vines begin to die back after they produce fruit.  This is a natural part of their life cycle.   By having plants maturing at different times, we spread out the  availability of fresh tomatoes.  
 
This year I am experimenting doing this with cucumbers as well.  I have adult vines but I  also have started new seeds in the ground.  

The green house also has seedlings that we may try to plant in the hoop house in late fall.  


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