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2 comments about 100 Pounds of Tomatoes Out of an Inexpensive Foam Box.

1. The book was very easy to follow. Step-by-step information enabled me to produce many pounds of beautiful tomatoes.



2. If u can afford to buy 2 books get this one and his earlier. If not just get this book. Although it is not written and organized as well as 1st if u follow his instructions u will be loaded w/ tastey Tomatoes. I also Recommend Gary Isben's book "the Great Tomato book." He will teach you which ones to grow. I also recommend to forget Leo's tomato reccomendation and use Gary's guide. Better tomatoes better flavor. If u can't Afford Gary's book then look to add a trowel full of AZOMITE to your soil to add the trace minerals that make your tomatoes better tasting. Hard to find but if u look you'll find it.

1 comments about Tomatoes.

1. Got too many tomatoes? Wanna grow you own but haven't a clue where to start? Confused about the different varieties? Pat Mack has written a to delightful book that takes you through the entire process of growing tomatoes and then eating them. Whether you are a novice gardener, a tomato growing pro,or just love tomatoes, there is something for everyone in this book. The information is clear, consise and easy to read. This book provides you with 80 delicious recipies for what to do with all those beautiful tomatoes that you have grown, been given or just picked up at the store. These recipies are fast, easy and great tasting. No tomato lover should be without this book. It also makes a wonderful gift for the tomato lover on your gift list. The best thing about this book is that it contains all the information you need on how to grow and then cook with tomatoes. There is no need to buy two separate books, one on tomato gardening and one on cooking. If you love tomatoes or know someone who does, this book is a must have.

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1 comments about The Fascinating World of the Nightshades: Tobacco, Mandrake, Potato, Tomato, Pepper, Eggplant, Etc..

1. Tobacco, Mandrake, Potato, Tomato, Pepper, Eggplant, Henbane, Jimpson Weed, Petunia, "Wonderberry", Deadly Nightshade, Woody Nightshade, "Devil's Trumpet", Brugmansia, Chilli Peppers - all are in the same family of plants - the potato/nightshade family. This book tells the story of many of these plants, and ties them all together. The author has a scientific/historical background, and succeeds in painting a fascinating, intriguing picture of these plants, in a way that few authors would be able to do. After reading this book, you may be wondering just what a garden with all of these plants together might look like - certainly a unique phenomenon!