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05-28-2007, 06:08 PM
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My spring crops of radishes, lettuce and sugar-pod peas are already eaten.
Didn't do spinach this year, but I have a couple rows of beets in - I'm the only one who'll eat those. The tomatoes are two feet tall and blossoming. (I put them in on May 15 inside Wall O'Water tubes. Those things REALLY jump-start tomatoes.) Looking for this to be my tenth year in a row without a tomato worm or bug of any kind. My secret? Plant a couple marigolds right next to each tomato plant. Tomato worms won't come NEAR a marigold. Works with peppers and cukes, too.
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