My big oldest living tomato plant sprung back to life after I thought it had been killed in the last freeze. Fired up my spare "MrHeater" to hopefully keep the plants cozy. 30,35,32, .05,B
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4 comments:
Burpee has cherry tomatoes called Fourth of July that have a very good taste & works well in containers. They should work fine for you. I have bought live plants & had them shipped to me.
What is the temperature you try to keep them at?
Aeg...I just need to keep them above freezing. It was 31° overnight and running on low, the heater kept the area at 43°. I brought two of the smallest plants inside my house - just in case.
Sounds like you turned the greenhouse into Plant Zone 11.
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