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	Name:	lakngulf -
	Subject:	Thanks LNG
	Date:	3/15/2011 11:43:58 AM

Second crop: Yes, but it takes patience to wait to plant them. Seems they all want to produce at same time. Last year was my best late production. I actually planted late ones behind my house. They were doing great, but no fence and the deer ran out of things to eat in my wife's herb garden and enjoyed some maters and leaves. The squirrels are worse behind the house as well. Good .22 practice, however. I got one last year with a green tomato in his mouth. Thought about a wall mount.

Freezing: You should work on that. In the heat of the season I will peel and chop some maters along with some fresh okra, and cook for a bit, let cool, and freeze. This is ready for making soup other times of the year, like last weekend.

Fertlizer: 13-13-13 But I do give the young plants some miracle gro as they are maturing in the peat pots.