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Tue, Jun 18, 13 at 19:04
| When cleaning my grandparents cemetery plot, I came across some rich soil that developed from workers throwing scrap grass and other debris and used it to plant flowers and some tomatoes. Now all my pots have what seem to be tomato plants growing in them and I only planted tomatoes in just one pot. Any ideas on my note? |
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| Could be.....pics help.......I turned soil in an old bed and got basil and peas...... |
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- Posted by Whosurtomato 6a Southern IN (My Page) on Tue, Jun 18, 13 at 19:49
| I have never really seen any weeds that look exactly like a tomato, but I guess it's possible. Could also be that the workers threw some tomatoes from their lunch into the pile? Might post a pic, would be interesting to see. |
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| Tomato seeds can survive composting. |
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| >>>Are there weeds that imitate tomato plants?<<< Yes, they're called cherry tomatoes :p (ducks and runs for cover) |
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| sjetski, I almost laughed beer out of my nose. |
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