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|    songbird to All    |
|    Re: Cukes + Tomatillos ??    |
|    22 Aug 21 07:53:15    |
      From: songbird@anthive.com              T wrote:       > Hi All,       >       > I goofed and double planted Cucumber and Tomatillos       > seeds in the same ground pot. Both came up. The       > tomatillo towers over the cucumber.       >       > Here is the weird part. Both of them are doing about       > twice as good as the ground pots with only one or       > the other in them.       >       > ????? Does these two like each other? Next year do       > it on purpose?               it is quite possible that the cucumbers are providing       a cooler climate on the ground from the shade. sure       it is entirely possible. not having grown tomatillos       here i think they are pretty easy from what i've read.               and in the end, if you want that many and it works       i'd say keep on doing it. :)               i do know that growing cucumbers will attract more of       your native bee populations to your gardens and then they       will find more of your other garden plants to help       pollinate. native bees will help with tomatoes, squash       and others.               so all said, i see nothing to worry about here. :)               good job!                      songbird              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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