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My iPhone did not do this nearby field justice. It is really a sea of blue, but the pink is worth a post. I think the color is a covercrop mixed into their hayfield

I was sort of joking, but I surely can't imagine. We cry and whine about woodchucks, bunnies and deer.

I am the wife and I think you meant this for someone else.

I can only imagine the myriad of herbivores glaring through your fence and your food.

If is seems to god to be true.....

It will be no consolation to you to know it is world wide, not just your neighbors. And no one cares. I have customers who are a huge bee keeping company in Florida.Every summer they visit Massachusetts with their bees, release them at the farms, collect them, and return to Florida. They said if...

Just the ones in the top crotch.

I would not do that on all. I plant a lot of plants. How many tomatoes and peppers do really need. Though I still have a few bright colored peppers in the freezer.

Remove the flower at the upper most crotch of the plant. I have read leaving that one reduces flowering. I always do it, I don't know its it really works. It probably got from Organic Gardening.

I just read one way is to take cuttings and use routing hormone. I find that hard to believe. You can grow the seeds, but they will not come true. Tulips produce bulblets but I have never seen a bulb do other than reproduce itself. Obviously there must be a way that the pros do it.

I don't remember. But tomato seeds last indefinitely with no care.

Seems like there should be an easier way. No one better ever call you lazy.

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This is Cauralina. It is specifically recommended for indoor growing.

My first April greenhouse tomato. I never thought it would be so beautiful and delicious.

I am going to guess you kill them with kindness. Too much water. Perhaps poor drainage.

I cannot imagine that you killed them. If the bulbs are hard they should be just fine.They seem to regrow when they feel like it but do like when the spring gives them a bit of warmth.

Yes. With their shoulders above the soil. I love them in pots and put them out for the summer. I rarely repot unless the soil shrinks.

I no longer buy much in the way of plants- I grow my own. One thing I did learn was to never buy plants in bloom. They seemed always to be weak and stunted in the garden.

I would clip off the buds.