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Old 10-22-2016, 12:53 PM
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Default Still pickin tomatoes

just sharing that I have 8 tomatoe plants still giving fruit
I gave up planting a big garden because deer will eat it that night and am tired of trying options to stop that also a raccoon or 5 here
So I put the plants just off the back porch , there they get limited sun ,nothing after 3pm ,I think the tallest plants get only 3 hours of full sun ,but still growing and producing maters
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Old 10-22-2016, 04:26 PM
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just sharing that I have 8 tomatoe plants still giving fruit
I gave up planting a big garden because deer will eat it that night and am tired of trying options to stop that also a raccoon or 5 here
So I put the plants just off the back porch , there they get limited sun ,nothing after 3pm ,I think the tallest plants get only 3 hours of full sun ,but still growing and producing maters
Nice looking tomatos, I use an electric fence for deer, the charger is big enough to deter bears, my 3thd season using it and still no deer problems.
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Old 10-22-2016, 05:04 PM
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Tomatoes just about gone here. I do have some more green ones stashed away to fry later on. Already had 7-8 skillets of them. Yummy.
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I got lots in before the frost.
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Hurricane Matthew took all mine out! But still getting eggplant,peppers, and okra. Getting ready for the leaf wars!
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