The French used to call tomatoes “love apples.” I’m not sure about their romantic powers, but I do know that people who grow tomatoes can get downright passionate about them.

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Seed balls are simply seeds that are mixed with equal parts of compost and clay, moistened with water, formed into small balls, and allowed to dry. When the time is right (usually in September or October in most parts of the country), the seed balls are scattered on the ground—not planted.  Mother Nature takes it from there.

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