Member discussion regarding the methods, varieties and merits of growing tomatoes.
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Tomatovillian™
Join Date: Aug 2021
Location: Coastal CT, zone 7a
Posts: 167
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It has been hot but I am a block from the water so not as hot as more inland areas, and we almost always get an ocean breeze which helps. The humidity is awful, though (and as a transplanted Californian I will never get used to the humidity). I'm in a wonderful CSA so have learned to focus on crops that I particularly enjoy--tomatoes, beans, greens. I have a bumper crop of beans and have been giving some away. Harvested some volunteer garlic today (and plan to plant another crop this fall) and I now have enough garlic for the rest of the summer at least. I generally prune several times as the tomatoes grow and I think that helps keep the plants healthy. We've had a few days of drier weather which helped, but tonight it is raining again and it looks like another wet week ahead. |
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