Yada, yada, yada.

You will have better luck rerooting it in water than just sticking it back
in the ground.


"junkyardcat" wrote in message
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Skinflint? I think not! I spend alot of money on my gardens each year, and
yes, I could go buy another plant to replace that one. I was simply
curious
if it would work if I put it back in the ground and let it grow new
roots!!
A simple question, that's all.

Angie (who is NOT a skinflint)
"Gennifer" Bugger Off wrote in message
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"junkyardcat" wrote in message
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I think the cat rolled on one of my tomato plants and it broke off. I
stuck
it back in the ground just to see what happens. Is it possible that
it'll
reroot itself into the ground?

Thanks!
Angie

Jesus Christ! I've heard of skinflints, but you take the prize. How
much
do tomato plants cost? 29 cents? 49 cents? Bite the bullet and just
buy
another one, for crying out loud.