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We live in Gippsland, cold wet, fog and frost, planted a root purchased from the supermarket a couple of years ago to see how it would go, it's in a shallow 40cm. plastic pot on a clear laze light...
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Is there a variety of tomato that will grow in our tropical spring/summers? 35+°
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My pumpkins are growing well this year! But after each plant had 1 pumpkin growing on the vine the other female flowers the plant would produce started dying before they bloomed. Is that normal?
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