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EDGEMAN

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The only tomato blight I've experienced is the furry & feathered kind


I stopped growing tomatoes because at best, would only be able to harvest 10% of the fruit by harvesting them as soon as they start to turn yellow.

That's why I shifted to hot peppers. I love hot peppers, and the four legged pests leave them alone. I've tried "mild" peppers, but they are also ravaged by the little beasts.

I've thought about putting a tomato plant in a pot, and bringing it in the house every night...still on the fence.

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Posted: 03/08/2019 at 12:24PM


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