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Your economic argument is off...
by Mr_A

It may be possible to get a $64 tomato. In my case, all of the extra costs you mentioned are already sunk, and included in my yard maintenance, whether I plant tomatoes or leave it bare, or with grass. Except the time. But I got a 6-pack of tomato plants (each with a different time to yield) for less than $5, and now have over 40 tomatoes on the vine.

I bought no fertilizer, and haven't required insecticide, at least not yet. And I'm not watering more, either. Oops, I forgot the tomato cages at $5 total. But they are reusable year to year. This year that's nearly an 800% return! (depending where you buy tomatoes.) This year I will have the added benefit of protection from salmonella insecurity. Priceless.

Re: Your economic argument is off...
by margaretnelsonwest
betty Morrison from Emory Hieghts will be a t the nelson famiy reuion. she worked at burlington hosiery mill when I did and was a great worker. she was divorce very young and also had a very pretty little girl that ooked mroe like her ex husbands side of the family very blonde as was Kaye Hargis Ralphs sister a very blonde cheerleader at warburg high. betty was so pretty she reminded me of Jane H0uston with her dark hair and tanned skin and layered balck page boy hair do. betty never brought anything at the sno king since she had to make car payments on her 3 in the floor mustang and fed her litle girl. Ralph Hargis never paid child support and dated all of bettys friends. you know the heartbreaking type so all teenage girls watch out the men that sweet talk you into a marriage you will always regret. not becase of the baby but becasue you will never get to date again even after the divorce.and the children will never know a fathers love. i know been there done that. same o same o 40 years later.
Re: Your economic argument is off...
by philstranger
What does this illiterate mish mash have to do with gardening?
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