Re: [tomato] Grape Tomatoes
William McKay (Tomato@GlobalGarden.com)
Tue, 12 Jun 2001 08:50:46
Virginia
Just treat them like any other tomato. If you are growing them in cages,
just let them go. They get pretty big.
Regards
Bill McKay
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>I am not new to growing tomatoes, but have never tried to grow
>the grape tomato before, nor the cherry tomato. My plants are
>strong and healthy, but are getting tall, about 10". Should I
>pinch them back a bit to make the plant fill out, or will it do that
>on its own, as my big plants do?
>
>Thanks for any help .... !!
>
>Virginia
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