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Old May 9, 2013   #16
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Get some big sheets of cardboard from Sam's Club to put around them. Since you don't plant your tomatoes in the ground at home, it will be a good experiment for you. It will have to rain enough though. We have dry summers here. You can mulch heavily and see what you get.
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