blake murphy wrote:
> On Tue, 16 Jun 2009 21:52:58 -0400, Bob Muncie wrote:
>
>> Janet Wilder wrote:
>>>> I'm completely jealous! I put out six plants, two beef stake, and four
>>>> "early girls". All six plants are looking under the weater, and only a
>>>> few flowers between them. I think I purchased them when they'd gotten
>>>> too leggy in the nursery containers, and maybe didn't take well to
>>>> being transplanted.
>>>>
>>>> Next two days will tell as it's supposed to be overcast/rain but
>>>> mostly mild. If they survive till Saturday, I may take pity on them
>>>> and go buy some miracle grow :-)
>>> Give those poor, starving plants the Miracle-Gro now! You'll see them
>>> perk up really fast. Don't forget to feed the leaves, too.
>> Thanks Janet. If they are still trying to swim on Saturday, I'll throw
>> them a life jacket :-)
>
> are you some kind of nietzschean gardener or something?
>
> your pal,
> blake


Lol... No, but I am the type that will leave an injured animal in the
wild alone and let nature take it's course. That is the way I was
raised. But I think Friedrich would approve.

In this case, the tomatoes have every reason to live well, prosper, and
yield lots of tasty fruits for me :-)

If' they are still alive but struggling by Saturday, I will help them.

Bob