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Gardening

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11. Thanks. I don't think my tomatoes have ever had them.

Tue Oct 16, 2012, 02:06 PM

Oct 2012

I check the roots when I take out the plants. Do you think that is enough?

Also, I never plant tomatoes in the same pot two years in a row.

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Watch this Raised Bed Garden Come to Life! [View all] NJCher Aug 2012 OP

Well, you can't have a garden under trees. Curmudgeoness Aug 2012 #1

Right. I learned that from experience. JDPriestly Aug 2012 #3

Yep, that is why Curmudgeoness Aug 2012 #4

Mine is in pots. I can roll them around if the need arises. alfredo Aug 2012 #5

I switched to pots too. JDPriestly Oct 2012 #7

And at the end of the season, the soil goes into the compost. alfredo Oct 2012 #8

Why do you put tomato soil into the flower beds? JDPriestly Oct 2012 #9

Root knot Nematodes can be tough on tomatoes. alfredo Oct 2012 #10

Thanks. I don't think my tomatoes have ever had them. JDPriestly Oct 2012 #11

Nice. sinkingfeeling Aug 2012 #2

Hops jonthebru Aug 2012 #6