Whats coming up in your garden?

[SUPER SPOOK]

wow!

[Jerkyourcroaker]

Wow, that's awesome. I would be ashamed to show mine. One of my tomato plants is going gangbusters. Herbs are doing well. I lost my cucumber plant early on. We're still working hard on the garden but with the heat on us, we are playing from behind!

[Curmudgeon]

From this weekend...

Dude.. you need help!

[dbarham]

I am about to plant...

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[Curmudgeon]

[dbarham]

him and his lincoln are the mob!

[lurefisher]

Well well ,i cant wait tell october for my tomatos to be ready......sweet

[SUPER SPOOK]

Well well ,i cant wait tell october for my tomatos to be ready......sweet

[Ibtsoom]

Canned 15 pints of tomatoes yesterday after work. Just need the cukes to hurry up now so I can make pickles.

[lurefisher]

Sweet x lmao....

[Oleander Kayaker]

The Orbit automatic watering timer tanked. As a result my tomatoes are kinda small, but healthy. The timer is under warranty and Orbit is sending a replacement timer out pronto. Hope the tomoatoes can wait.

[Oleander Kayaker]

Why are the leaves getting yellow patches on my tomato plant ? They also have some what looks like spider webs on the leaves.

Try spraying with a soap solution, sounds like mites.

[Ibtsoom]

If the leaves are yellowing towards the bottom of the plant it's not necessarily all that bad -- If they are yellow elsewhere it could be a number of things -- lack of moisture, nitrogen, fungus.. etc.. Make sure the soil is evenly moist and water on a consistent schedule -- I'd throw some fertilizer on there too and see if they'll green back up for ya.

The spider web things sound like spider mites but I'm not sure without seeing it.. I'm sure there's some home remedy way to fix it (dancing in a circle while chanting and spraying your plants with unicorn juice or something).. Me -- I'd just go to Lowes and buy some decent vegetable insect killer and spray em down.. Better living through chemicals!!

[WadinMoron]

If your yellowing is from a fungus, do NOT add any fertilizer. Nitrogen to a fungus is like putting out a fire with gasoline. Typically, fungus yellowing starts at the base of the leaf and works it's way out. If it's mites, permethrin is a solid choice, but be careful as there is a harvesting period from date of application. I think it's 8 days, but not positive. Soap works more as a preventive rather than an active treatment. Spinosad is my preferred chemical for treating fruits and vegetables. If you would like, you can PM me some pics of the plants. I would be happy to try and diagnose the problem.

[Ibtsoom]