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"Janet Baraclough" wrote in message ... The message from "Harold Walker" contains these words: To pinch or not to pinch is entirely at the discretion of the grower and this applies to both bush or cordon type tomatoes.....H In the UK's relatively short cool damp summers, it's usually better to pinch out tomato sideshoots and limit the number of fruit trusses, so they get maximum sun and air circulation. Leaving them wilting below the plant is an invitation to mould and fungal spores. Janet. That I recognise Janet...used to grow 'em up in Yorkshire...when it comes to growing the likes of tomatoes and corn etc. we have a super climate but from an all round climate I would rather have yours and the likes of spring cabbage which is an impossibility over here....H |
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