Re: Are my tomatoes dead?

In article <CringleB.29dfe27@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
 CringleB <CringleB.29dfe27@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> Hi
> I have had a major tomato crisis and would welcome any advice.
> I put my seedlings in a plastic greenhouse and had been putting them
> outside for a few hours a day.
> Unfortunately there was a very hot spell and by the time I had got to
> them they had seriously wilted. I opened the greenhouse, moved them
> into the shade and gave them a good drink of water.
> Now a lot of them have crispy brown leaves and are looking somewhat
> dead.
> Are they beyond salvation.
> I would welcome any advice.
> Many thanks
> Chris

Give then 24 hrs. If there is no sign of recovery, you're probably 
screwed. This is a learning situation. We've all done it:o)
I'd suggest replacement from the nursery but I would also start more 
seeds. If nothing else, it is good practice.
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