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Originally Posted by shelleybean
Yeah, because we had that cold, wet weather, and then went straight to HOT here, I didn't have many tomatoes set at all. And now I am seeing the first signs of Fusarium in my main raised bed that's being used for tomatoes this season. I had Fusarium bad at my old house but have enjoyed being without it the last few years here. We had just talked about adding four more raised beds and I think we'll do that so we can go to a five year rotation instead of a three year. Maybe that will help. And cleaning all the cages and tools really well from season to season to keep it from spreading.
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Same here as far as tomatoes go. Horrible tomato weather especially for the larger tomatoes. Danko, Eva Purple Ball and Arkansas Traveler are nice to have in a season like this. Last year had ripe tomatoes on everything at the end of June. This year I still haven't had a ripe Earl's Faux, at least not one that hasn't split, but plenty on the vine. Coastal Virginia Bay Side
Everything else has done fine although everything was few weeks later