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Tropical Veggie & Fruit gardening in Arizona

14 years ago

Hi,

I have just started an edible backyard with veggies, herbs and fruit. I have some Asian veggie and fruit plants growing. I would love to know if anyone has done the same and how it worked. I would love to have any advice on growing lushier green plants. I dont want the plants to flower or fruit as yet but I need to know if there is any spray for making the leaves and leaf buds to grow more vigorously. Thanking you all in advance... :)

Padma

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petzold6596
14 years ago
See your other post for answers.
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