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Although I use dried herbs while cooking, I have never grown them. I live in the deep South. In late July, August and early September the heat as well as the humidity runs between 95 and 100 degrees. My tomato plants will stop producing and fight just to survive at this time. Is there anything I just shouldn't waste time trying to plant?
Help!!!
Jan
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