jmon0261 wrote:

3- 4 feet- see if the plastic variety tag will tell you. get some cages and once they start fruiting cut back on the water.

Cool Joeseph. Thanks for the info.

I have to rototill(sp?) the garden area tomorrow. We have some swiss chard, peppers and green beans to plant as well.

I did get cages for the tomatos and a bamboo structure for the beans to grow on.


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cj wrote:

I did get cages for the tomatos Cris

Make sure you put the cages right side up like this. For years I was putting them large side down.
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Be sure to bury most of the plant,roots & approx 80% of the stalk when you transplant. Good luck. My tomato crop was very poor last year.