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Can I grow either of these in a greenhouse?
I've read some stuff that says to grow them outside only, but what would happen if I plant some in the greenhouse border? |
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Both can be grown in the greenhouse and will give earlier crops that way. Remember they are two very different types of tomato. Gardeners Delight is a small fruited tomato, suitable for salads or eating straight off the plant, Marmande is a cooking tomato - not pretty to look at but very tasty. Both are cordon types and appreciate tying to a cane or wire support, plus removing the sideshoots.
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