Pacific Northwest Garden Forum: Kitsap Sun on Vegetables

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   Once again today the Kitsap Sun proves that it has the best vegetable/eatable columns in Western Washington newspapers.

Ann Lovejoy contributes:

"Tomatoes on Seawater Seem Sweeter"

The headline writer didn't read far enough since the seawater is only in the first two paragraphs.  The rest of the column is on "grafted" tomato plants she is growing from Long House Plants in Cottage Grove, OR.

Chris Smith's column this week is:

"There Comes a Time to Harvest"

Chris gives harvest hints on a dozen vegetables.

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gary Rainy Side Gardener Joined: Jul-26-2003 Location: Washington, Puget Sound Corridor Posts: 1023	Topic: Kitsap Sun on Vegetables Posted: Jul-09-2010 at 6:47am
	Once again today the Kitsap Sun proves that it has the best vegetable/eatable columns in Western Washington newspapers. Ann Lovejoy contributes: "Tomatoes on Seawater Seem Sweeter" The headline writer didn't read far enough since the seawater is only in the first two paragraphs. The rest of the column is on "grafted" tomato plants she is growing from Long House Plants in Cottage Grove, OR. Chris Smith's column this week is: "There Comes a Time to Harvest" Chris gives harvest hints on a dozen vegetables.
	Gary Olympia Sunset Zone 5, USDA Zone 8

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Veggie girl Rainy Side Gardener Joined: May-04-2009 Location: Washington, Western Cascade Foothills Posts: 38	Posted: Jul-10-2010 at 5:40am
	Thanks Gary, great articles.
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Joy C Rainy Side Gardener Joined: Feb-10-2009 Location: Oregon, Greater Portland Metro Posts: 288	Posted: Jul-10-2010 at 8:49am
	Grafted tomatoes??? How would you do that? Its a whole new concept to me. I understand the rationale for doing it, but not the process, since one tends to "support you tomato plant", but dont mess with it!
	Joy
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