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wanderlustinco
Mancos, CO

June 29, 2009
11:08 PM

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Hi!
I just pulled up my ten tomato plants because they had wilt. I understand this stays in the soil. Is there something else I can plant in their place? It is a nice raised bed garden with straw mulch. If I dig out some dirt from around each hole can I plant more tomatoes?
Thanks for your help!
Patty

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