05-04-2003, 06:33 AM
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Tomato experts
ideekay wrote:
I had to look up trifid to find out what a "Trifid" was , I take it
you mean 9 feet is exceptional , my tomatoes always end up 9 ft plus
the glass house is 9 ft high and the tomatoes try to climb to the
highest point but are twarted by the heat when contacting the
covering , in some circumstances the commercial growers will growout
the plants to about 20 feet is the longest I have seen and probably
could have gone longer . My dream is to avoid going back to a
seedling at the onset of winter.
Cheers Ian in Bendigo.
Triffid Nurseries
Carnivorous plant nursey located in Devon, England. Large selection of
Sarracenia and Drosera together with Darlingtonia, pings, Venus Fly
Traps etc. Vistors welcome, plants also supplied mail order.
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22, Glanville Road
Tavistock
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"Chookie" wrote in message
news:ehrebeniuk-67BB05.21120316112002@news...
In article ,
"ideekay" wrote:
Is it possible to do this . When the tomato reaches 9 feet in the
glass house
snipped due to boggle
Nine FEET? Is this a tomato or a triffid?
I don't see why you couldn't do it, though personally I'd just lay a
lateral across the planter box rather than try to bend the stem.
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Chookie -- Sydney, Australia
(Replace "foulspambegone" with "optushome" to reply)
I don't regard myself as a fanatic. I just have handy milk
dispensers.
-- Lee, misc.kids
A Triffid was fictional plant that ate humans (from a movie based on a
book)
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Robert B* II
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