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Old February 3, 2018   #31
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15 toms
40-60 peppers
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Old February 3, 2018   #32
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34 tomato plants
6 sweet, 4 hot (mildly) pepper plants
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Old February 3, 2018   #33
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56 tomatoes: 44 in-ground, 12 dwarfs in containers
10 eggplants in containers
20 peppers in containers
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Old February 3, 2018   #34
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Only 10 tomato this year (maybe a few more on the deck)
112 peppers (a dozen of these will be container grown)
4 tomatillos
4 egg plants
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Old February 3, 2018   #35
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Unfortunately, my neighborhood is comprised of moderately-to-heavily wooded lots of very large, mature trees. On this property, only a tiny patch of the driveway gets any direct sun at all - and that is only about four to four-and-a-half hours a day (in the morning and later afternoon/evening).

So I am limited to containers only (the whole yard, which is fully shaded, is heavy clay) that I have to physically carry into the garage every night or else the ravenous deer will eat them down to tiny stubs.

Because of my severe limitations, I can usually only fit four moderately sized tomato plants, maybe a couple of micro-dwarf plants, and three herb plants (basil, parley, and oregano). This year, I'm pushing things and will try to grow six regular sized tomato plants in containers. I also plan on trying to grow one container with carrots (fingers crossed!). I don't expect things to go well and will likely have to scale back to four for next year.

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TL, DR: Only four to (maybe) six plants in containers.



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Old February 3, 2018   #36
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20-60 plants*.

*[please define "normal year" ]
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Old February 3, 2018   #37
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I think this is a test for some reason.
Many have failed.

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Old February 3, 2018   #38
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200 - 400. Keep about 50 for myself. Sell or give away the rest.
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Old February 3, 2018   #39
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120 tomatoes
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Old February 3, 2018   #40
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23 plants
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Old February 3, 2018   #41
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I think this is a test for some reason.
Many have failed.

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I'm very interested in the number of plants people grow. But the unexpected human factor of this thread is also quite amusing/interesting.
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Old February 3, 2018   #42
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65 plants - but since I hate to follow directions I had to add this explanation
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Old February 3, 2018   #43
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I thought maybe you just wanted to do a quick tally then come up with an average number to show just how crazy we T'villers are...;-)


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Old February 3, 2018   #44
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I'm very interested in the number of plants people grow. But the unexpected human factor of this thread is also quite amusing/interesting.
Never saw the instructions in the original post, until now ... I just followed the previous post. Once something goes beyond the 1st page I start at the last page (maybe because I am left-handed) and if it's interesting enough I may eventually back-read to the beginning. In this case, meh...
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Old February 3, 2018   #45
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I thought maybe you just wanted to do a quick tally then come up with an average number to show just how crazy we T'villers are...;-)


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My thought was if enough people reply it would be interesting to do a histogram.
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