This year's tomatoes

Vinny · May 26, 2013

No serious fungal issues yet, which is nice. Tons of leaf-miners though. Had to fight off aphids and white flies a couple weeks ago. Everything is looking really healthy so far. The pear shaped is Goldman's Italian. I tried to grow it last year but non of the seeds germinated this year the same seeds all germinated so I'm excited to try it as I love to make sauce. I got a later start this year than I would have liked but I feel like I say that every year and every year I vow to start in December but I never do.

**edit** well blast, I got some kind of error message saying a "security token" was missing when I tried to post the pics.

Vinny · May 26, 2013

**edit**
Seemed to have figured it out. Had to upload 1 at a time.

Vinny · May 26, 2013

This might work

lycoperson · May 26, 2013

Looking good, Vinny. Here's one of the crates we picked recently.

Master_Gardener · May 26, 2013

Awesome looking!

lycoperson · May 26, 2013

Thanks! They taste pretty awesome too!

z_willus_d · May 26, 2013

That's a great tomato garden you have there Vinny. I think you were wise to set the plants so far apart from each other (center-to-center), considering your high humidity climate. That probably goes a long way to helping with the fungal issues.
-naysen

May 26, 2013	#1
Vinny Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2011 Location: Homosassa, FL Posts: 63	This year's tomatoes No serious fungal issues yet, which is nice. Tons of leaf-miners though. Had to fight off aphids and white flies a couple weeks ago. Everything is looking really healthy so far. The pear shaped is Goldman's Italian. I tried to grow it last year but non of the seeds germinated this year the same seeds all germinated so I'm excited to try it as I love to make sauce. I got a later start this year than I would have liked but I feel like I say that every year and every year I vow to start in December but I never do. edit well blast, I got some kind of error message saying a "security token" was missing when I tried to post the pics.

May 26, 2013	#2
Vinny Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2011 Location: Homosassa, FL Posts: 63	pics edit Seemed to have figured it out. Had to upload 1 at a time. Last edited by Vinny; May 26, 2013 at 11:17 AM.

May 26, 2013	#5
Master_Gardener Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2013 Location: Central Indiana 6a/41 Posts: 131	Awesome looking! __________________ Russel USDA: Zone 6a, Sunset Zone 41 - 15 miles NW of Indianapolis, IN I had a problem with slugs. I tried using beer but it didn't work, until I gave it to the slugs.

May 26, 2013	#6
lycoperson Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2013 Location: New Mexico Posts: 45	Thanks! They taste pretty awesome too!

May 26, 2013	#7
z_willus_d Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: Eastern Suburb of Sacramento, CA Posts: 1,313	That's a great tomato garden you have there Vinny. I think you were wise to set the plants so far apart from each other (center-to-center), considering your high humidity climate. That probably goes a long way to helping with the fungal issues. -naysen