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    Forum: TomatoesReplies: 12, Views: 222
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    MaryE
    Baker City, OR (Zone 5b)

    November 7, 2003 1:19 AM

    Post #702799

    Yesterday I finished pulling up my tomato plants. I'm always amazed at the roots these things grow when they are planted laying down in an incline trench, so I thought you would like to see them. The original root and potting soil was still intact but the next 6 or 8 inches of stem also made roots and all that supports a pretty big plant and lots of fruit.

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