"Matthew Reed" nospam at zootal dot com nospam wrote in message
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I've heard that you can maximize yields by growing two plants in the same
hole instead of one. I have a lot of tomatoes and peppers where there are
two side by side, and they seem to grow fine...so far. Is this true, or
should I go and thin them so that there is just one of each in each hole?
Any practical advice?


One plant per hole. If you heard the "two per hole" idea from a person with
whom you come into contact often, and need to be polite, just nod & smile
when he/she tells you things. And, pass along this tidbit to that person: A
duck's quack is one of a very small group of sounds which cannot produce an
echo.