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now for harvest next August. Plant in a sunny spot in welldrained soil, placing the tips two inches beneath the soil surface.

• If you are rescuing green tomatoes from a frost and plan to allow them to finish ripening indoors, be sure to select fruits that have changed color from the darker green of immature tomatoes to the lighter color of the mature green stage.

If picked before this color break, the tomato will rot instead of ripen. You will be on the safe side if you wait for a hint of red to appear. Use under ripe fruit for pickling.

• Many disease-causing viruses over winter in the roots of perennial weeds. Tomato mosaic virus over winters in the roots of ground cherry, horse nettle, jimson weed, night shade, and bitter, sweet; cucumber mosaic virus lives in the roots of milkweed, catnip, and pokeweed; bean

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