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Day 36
Solanum lycopersicum |
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Day 36
Solanum lycopersicum |
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Previous Journals
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Balcony garden
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Blueberry Bush: Patriot , Blueberry Bush: Earliblue , Blueberry Bush: Earliblue , and Balcony gar...
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Blueberry Bush: Earliblue , Blueberry Bush: Patriot , Blueberry Bush: Earliblue , and Balcony gar...
Later Journals
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Red Beefsteak and Balcony garden
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Blueberry Bush: Patriot , Blueberry Bush: Earliblue , Blueberry Bush: Earliblue , and Balcony gar...
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Fertilized with MiracleGro Tomato Plant Food
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Comments
flowerweaver wrote:
Ouch! Is there a way to diffuse the wind on your balcony? A friend of mine is using the breathable material from an old shade cloth-like awning from a travel trailer to shield his tomatoes from the wind and it seems to be working.
Posted on 03 Jun 11 (about 2 years ago)
LentilSoup wrote:
Maybe a floating row cover? Though the lightest ones might rip too? I don’t know, haven’t used them yet myself
Posted on 03 Jun 11 (about 2 years ago)
N20863 wrote:
Thanks @FW and @LS. Great ideas, but it’s usually not such a problem. (No problem last year at all.) I got em cinched up pretty good now, and it seems all the damage that could be done has been. Wow, did I just jinx myself? ;)
Posted on 03 Jun 11 (about 2 years ago)
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