Healthy soil and sustainable growing

[yarrow@sfo.com]

Replace, especially if more than half the foliage and the growing 
tips have turned black.

I lost a couple to cold, not quite freezing, winds last April. I 
pulled one out, but replanted when I saw the extensive root system, 
but it was stunted and produced a small crop of super-mini (instead 
of regular size) cherry tomatoes. The one that was 4 ft. high when it 
was damaged produced only 2 tomatoes.


At 2:46 PM -0700 5/8/09, realfood@wonderfulfarm.com wrote:
So I was a little inattentive about the weather and it got cold 
enough (it was 32 when I checked at 7:30 this morning) and froze some 
of my 'mater plants. I know I should have gotten them sprayed with 
yucca - and I was going to do it the last three days <sigh> 
Anyway..... Am I better off putting new plants in or salvaging these? 
Never froze tomato plants before.