It's your choice. Many will heal/scar over weather permitting, some won't. So it is up to you which you remove and which you don't.

You don't include your zone or location so we can't really advise on specifics.

Dave

Hi Dave,

Thank you for the quick response, and I'm going to do just that. I'll wait and see if they start to heal and only cut the ones that don't seem to be recovering properly.

Oh, and didn't realize I didn't type in my area (Decatur, GA)...oops.

Stellabee, there's also a Decatur IL. And one in AL. And TX. MI, IN, NE.... 8-)

If you add your zone and/or specific location to the Zone bar provided with posts it then becomes permanent for all your posts and no need to type it in each time.

It really is vital info. They need to remove the "(optional)" element from it because it isn't...optional.

Dave

Hey Guys, thanks. I will click around and see if I can make my area permanent for posts. It is annoying to have to type it in each time.

By the way, Dave, the tomatoes have already started to heal and it's only been about 24 hours-amazing. Thanks for the good advice.