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Frost forecast, and green tomatoes still outside
So there's some rain forecast at last, but with frost for Wednesday, and
thanks to a rather late start, I've still got lots of unripe tomatoes in the allotment. Some are that pale green, thinking about ripening colour, but others are still very green. Should I just leave them and hope the frost doesn't get them, or is it green tomato chutney time? I guess the same question applies to the pumpkins (or what ever they are - they're not orange!) and spuds (green tops, showing no signs of yellowing yet) Thanks Martin |
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