You could pot them up and move them, but the stress during this time of year might be more than they could take; watering and using a shade cloth cover until they re-establish will help. I don't want to discourage you, but if it doesn't work out to you, keep in mind that the Farmer's markets do a great job of getting fresh produce to you.
In The Garden, Cindi Sullivan
Posts: 768 | Location: Louisville | Registered: March 26, 2003
I tried transplanting about 8 tomato plants from my compost area to another garden area about 1 week ago. Not one of them made it due to the rain and the heat.
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