Tomato Dirt Newsletter
Volume 12, Number 20

Dear Tomato Dirt reader,

Welcome back to Tomato Dirt! A couple times a month, we’ll send you this newsletter packed with tips about growing tomatoes and using them.

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FEATURE: When Is It Time to Say Goodbye to Your Tomato Plants?

So how do you know when to remove tomato plants from your garden in the fall?

The question is a good one since every regional area is different. It’s not easy to pinpoint a calendar date that announces the end of tomato season.

Your fellow gardeners in your gardening area choose different times to remove tomato plants.

Even within your own garden, a tomato plant's lifespan varies widely.

If you grow determinate tomatoes, you won’t have much guesswork.

But regardless of the type of tomatoes you grow…(Keep reading)

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Tomato Growing Tip: Don’t Over-Cultivate In the Fall

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Help for garden clean up

Folding wheelbarrows, wagons, and carts take up less space	Rootslayer edger and spades, shovels make clean up easy	Do you have a mobile garden caddy or tote to keep tools handy?

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