Subject: Tomatoes and how to kill a bay laurel
From: Alan Gould
Date: 21/07/03 20:10 Romance Daylight Time
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In article , Pen Phill
writes
I regularly pick the new shoots that grow from the stem/leaf junction on my
tomatoes but I have noticed that when trusses of tomatoes are well advanced
that some of the them, particularly the cherry variety continue to grow new
stems from the ends of the truss. Do I just cut these off as well?

Yes, take those off as well, though with cherry tomatoes the need for
restriction is less than with full sized fruits.
--
Alan & Joan Gould - North Lincs.


Thanks for the replies.

Phil