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Gardening

oldhippydude

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2. thanks didn't know that about wilt..

Reply to Denninmi (Reply #1)

Sat Jun 30, 2012, 08:16 PM

Jun 2012

today we had 100 degree plus day, single digit humidity.. soaked them twice today they are veracious water hogs.. have been feeding once a week with miracle grow, used lots of compost in the planting holes..

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tomatillas anybody.. [View all] oldhippydude Jun 2012 OP

Well, it doesn't sound like you need any advice. Denninmi Jun 2012 #1

thanks didn't know that about wilt.. oldhippydude Jun 2012 #2

I grew tomatillos in NH - I had BAGS full of them well into the winter!!! HopeHoops Jul 2012 #3

Next year, watch for volunteers. Gormy Cuss Jul 2012 #4

If you want really large fruit, try the varieties 'Gigante' from Burpee or 'Cisneros' Denninmi Jul 2012 #5

Never had luck with them in Baltimore NeedleCast Jul 2012 #6