Re: [tomato] One foot per tomato plant growing method

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Laurie

I keep most of mine cut off above the first blosoms. It's not
going to get as hot so Sun Scald is not a major problem. 

Byron
In Snowy Southern NH
3" today and more on the way down

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From: Ian Stoba & Laurie Mandigo-Stoba <stoba@earthlink.net>
To: Tomato@GlobalGarden.com
Subject: Re: [tomato] One foot per tomato plant growing method
Date: Friday, March 12, 1999 6:03 PM

This question about one foot spacing brings up another question for me.
Since we've just moved, I wonder if someone can tell me if pruning off
suckers is advisable in mid Hudson area of New York?  In the San Francisco
area, we used to do quite a bit of pruning and got great tomatoes, although
we didn't prune as dramatically as I've seen some intensive gardeners
suggest.  Here, I just don't know what to expect the weather to do, other
than get hot.  Thanks for any advice.

Regards, Laurie
Wappingers Falls, NY

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