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Old September 2, 2015   #1
lubadub
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Default How too much rain affects roots?

Here in PA we had a very wet, cold June and July with about 13 inches of rain and temps around 60 on average at night, many nights cooler. Now that I am removing some of my plants I am noticing that the root systems are sparse with most of the roots right up on top. Anyone else have a similar situation? The tomatoes were nearly the same in number but they were smaller than usual. Now that it is a dry spell, most of the plants are wilting in the early afternoon. This must be related to the shallow root system. They never wilted like this in past years.
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