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Tomato Pruning and Tomato Diseases
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Pruning tomatoes? Aren’t gardeners busy enough during the year, pruning roses and grapevines? Pruning tomato suckers is not a big, hairy project—although it is fun to touch those hairy tomato stems and aromatic leaves. It’s more like a once-a-week grooming of your tomato plants. THE REWARDS OF PRUNING TOMATOES * Larger, earlier tomatoes—a boon for those of us with short growing seasons (or cooler-than-usual summers). * A slimmer plant that is easier to grow vertically.… Related Articles:
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