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Farming & Gardening In Thailand Tips on how to achieve a beautiful tropical garden. How to grow those orchids, deter pests from your vegetables and anything else related to gardens in Thailand. Feel free to post your pictures and stories about Thai National parks, or any questions you may have about your pets and animals.

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Old 22-08-2005, 04:49 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Successful Gardening - How To Grow The Tomato

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Successful Gardening - How To Grow The Tomato And 115 Ways To Prepare It For The Table

For the reasons which follow, every normal person should make the tomato a very prominent part of the weekly diet:
It is a vegetable that is easily grown.
It yields well and keeps for a long time.
It usually brings a fair price, because nearly everyone likes tomatoes.
It contains distinct medicinal virtues (which are recognized by many authoritative books on household remedies), as "vegetable calomel."
It is both a relish and an appetizer as well as a food.
Our soils can be made to bring enormous yields of tomatoes, superior in look, taste, and general appearance.
They can be prepared in so many delicious ways that one can eat them every day in the week and not get tired of them.
The old vines contain splendid dye-stuffs, which could be utilized as a by-product for dying fabrics of various kinds.
There are so many sizes, colors and varieties that, for garnishings, fancy soups, and especially fine decorative table effects, they are almost indispensable.
With a little intelligent effort fresh tomatoes can be produced in this locality almost the year round
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