They look happy soaking up the sun.

You're doing great.

A lot of tomatoes have been lost to blight/fusarium/verticillium this year. Your clean sunny garden doesn't look like it should have any problems.

The deer and the horses ate all but one of my maters. I did get one nice tomato. The crazy thing is, I dreamt of tomatoes last night, that I had vines and vines full of them

The neem oil seems to do the trick, and cuts down on the powdery mildew.

I spray it one once every couple of weeks and remove any leaves that appear yellow or have a white dusting.

Seems to have worked so far. But any one thing can ruin a crop. It's like a game....

but when it's good, it's really good. My basil and strawberries are looking okay; flowers are okay; veggies need TLC. It's so hot, I just want some rain.

The nice thing is that other gardeners share. Just picked up corn, squash and peppers from a friend, so I am really set. No need to worry that I still have to plant the squash.

You are in for some yummie tomatoes for all your hard work.

Beautiful plants and nice gardening space. Looks like you have a lot of land.

Also looks like your pops set you up quite well. Getting a garden plot like that together would be quite a task if you had to do it from scratch.


Cher