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are you planting them in the same space all the time?

I once germinated (but left the seedlings to dry out), 35yo (family) tomato seeds. Older seeds can be viable BUT they will take longer...

Rutgers tomatoes use to have a good flavor but I have noticed over the last several years the flavor is not as good as they use to be...

There have been quite a lot of tomato varieties bred in recent years for blight resistance. Some are F1 hybrids like Mountain Magic ...

i no longer even try to fight whatever it is here because like you it seems to come along no matter what i do. the plants start losing...

It's both airborne and can be in the soil, thus the reason for the new soil and mulch. We've honestly tried everything, but it's clear...

As far as I'm aware @Debbie292d blight is airborne, not necessarily soil born. So fresh soil probably isn't much help. I think with...

I looked here for any suggestions, then googled it. Google names these supposedly popular types of blight-resistant tomatoes, yet I've...

This subject is near and dear to me. I resent the fact that in my lifetime what were once known as wildflowers became reclassified as...

As a Rabbitier i prefer to call them Forage!

Some Of Them Have Their Place In A Garden. The above is a redroot pigweed, right? Not quite. The seed was sold as Green Amaranth and I...

As I understand it weeds can be very helpful AS LONG AS you don't let them go to seed and spread uncontrolled. Their deep roots bring up...

Ah, weeds… the uninvited guests of every garden. They pop up overnight, crash the party, and somehow thrive better than the plants we...

We were sliding around in the back of our station wagon. We had a game we played called Whoa Nelly. When the car turned a corner...