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To: Califreak

Yes, I do that too for some things. In the fall, I will take some green tomatoes and wrap them in newspaper or paper towels. They ripen slowly and last a long time that way.

I have also taken limbs that have green tomatoes, and flowers on them slashed them off and stuck them in a pot of dirt, and brought them inside. They finish ripening on the vine. Some of the tomato plants will form roots, and continue growing and blooming through the winter.


48 posted on 07/02/2016 2:46:25 PM PDT by greeneyes
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To: greeneyes

I know you grow a lot of stuff inside over winter.

I wish I could but we don’t have enough sun at our place.


56 posted on 07/02/2016 6:55:35 PM PDT by Califreak (Madeleine Albright says I'm going to hell. Cruz' dad called me an infidel. Long live the Uniparty!)
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