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Joan
Belfield, ND
(Zone 4a)



May 27, 2002
8:26 PM

Post #30703

I planted my overgrown tomato plants today. I started them way too early and the were very tall and leggy. Ever seen someone plant tomatoes with a post hole digger? LOL That's what I did. I dug a deep, long hole with the post hole digger and planted them deep and sideways, so right now, above ground, they look normal. Do you think they will be okay this way?

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