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26 Sep 11 Lisa (Australia - sub-tropical climate)
When it says potatoes and tomatoes shouldn't be planted together does that just mean same bed? or same time? completely new to gardening thanks
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18 Nov 11 ian Mckay (Australia - temperate climate)
no don't plant after one after the other always leave a years between as you may end up with namato's, i always leave a year or somethimes two between planting either between planting of either of them.
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26 Sep 11 Liz (New Zealand - sub-tropical climate)
Lisa, it means that they should not be planted in the same bed.
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