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New Jersey Gardening
jenswrens

I want tomatoes....Any plants left?

jenswrens
17 years ago

So, I wasn't going to garden this year. But now it's July, and I'm regretting my empty weed-filled plot.

Does anyone know where I could possibly find some tomato plants to buy at this late date? I went to a couple of my regular haunts and they have nothing but annuals and perennials. (Is it really that late or does no one grow veggies anymore?)

I'm in southern Morris County. Any ideas?

Thanks!

Jen

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