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Growing Tomatoes
smdane05

Ground cherry

14 years ago

I planted my ground cherries near my tomatoes. Should I be concerned about cross pollination? I would like to harvest ground cherry seeds. Also, I pose the same question for tomatillas, which I have to plant in the ground.

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