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Tomatoes in a small yard.

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Date: 01/05/2001 Topics: Food Tips & Info > Growing | Gardening > Growing Food | Old Categories > Gardening  
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I have a small garden and most of it goes to tomatoes. I can a lot of different kinds of sauces and also sun dry the tomatoes. So to get more tomatoes than green leaves, I do this. When I put my plants in the ground I lay them on their sides and put the dirt all the way up and over the roots & bottom leaves. Pat the dirt down good. It grows more roots and builds up the plant. They turn up towards the sun in a matter of a day or two. I found I double my yield of tomatoes in my small garden. Sue Newton
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Susan,
I, too, have had great success with this method. What's your favorite slicing tomato? Mine is Red Brandywine.

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