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Another Question About Indeterminates.

Rusty
12 years ago

I live in south Texas,

The weather has been really hot.

Do you think,

That if (and that is a VERY big if!)

I can keep my indeterminate tomatoes alive

through this heat,

They might bear fruit this fall?

Seems like I read somewhere

That someone

(living in a mild climate)

kept their indeterminates alive

and bearing for several seasons.

But I don't remember where I read it,

And haven't been able to find it again.

So far the plants look good.

I got them in the ground much too late,

So there hasn't been much fruit from them.

I'd appreciate your thoughts.

Rusty

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