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I think @heirloomgal has the best idea for us: get/build a greenhouse. I would like a small one anyway for growing my own annual flowers. In lieu of that for the coming year, I'm going to find a couple of those blight-resistant varieties @Decoy1 mentioned. We'll test by growing and leaving a...

Thank you! Very helpful!

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 that new pots, soil, and mulch have nothing to do with preventing it, at least in our case this year. It's definitely airborne here. We could use a...

I looked here for any suggestions, then googled it. Google names these supposedly popular types of blight-resistant tomatoes, yet I've never heard of them: Defiant, Mountain Magic, Jasper, and Legend. Has anyone had experience with these or know of others? I need to order some in the coming...

Hiya, and welcome. I'm sort of new too. :)

We did Google recipes last year and chose one that said "Easy Grape Jelly." It wasn't easy getting all those skins off, that's for sure! But we'll just try to find a different one this year, I guess. Thanks for the tip on Alton Brown. I usually wind up at All Recipes dot com.

Hi! :frow If you're on BYC, then we've already met. If not, I'm glad to meet new folks! I've been working on getting more native plants growing down by our creek. We've also got a small orchard of fruit trees, like peach, plum, and apple, where the property they're on, we grow wildflowers...