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Wild Variety Heights Nicotiana glauca is an evergreen perennial with a shrubby habit that eventually grows to the size of a small treeup to 25 feet

No disease issues

Because harvestable tobacco is grown for leaf production, it is important to remove all leafy suckers from the plant that direct energy away from producing broad, flavorful leaves

Similar to Brassicas and other leafy greens, tobacco is neither a fruiting crop nor a root vegetable and thrives from a steady nitrogen-based fertilizer or any standard Tomato fertilizer

It blooms in mid to late summer and is attractive to pollinating insects

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