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Corn Cob and Manure in the bottom of the Tomato Plant hole

Posted by seniorlady 5 Ohio (My Page) on
Wed, May 17, 06 at 13:23

Hello,
My husband saw this article on the Indian method of planting tomatoes.
You place one corn cob to hold in the moisture on the bottom of the tomato planting hole.
Then add purchased bagged manure on top of the corn cob
and then plant your tomato plant on top.
Has anyone heard of this method?
Will appreciate your reply.
Sincerely,
Patricia


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RE: Corn Cob and Manure in the bottom of the Tomato Plant hole

Hadn't heard about the corncob before, but I've been doing the manure thing for years.


 
 

 

 


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