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Keep Those Tomatoes Alive for a Fall Crop -
These ‘Golden Jubilee’ tomatoes show some signs of heat-related leaf curl. -
These potted tomatoes might look poor, but I’m hoping to keep them alive through the summer for a fall harvest.
Just about all the gardeners I run into recently tell me things like “my garden played out” or “I gave up on my garden.” I know, the drought and heat make it hard to keep a garden alive this time of year.
A lot of folks think about gardening as a seasonal endeavor. They plant in the spring. When it gets too hot and dry, they give up. Many never bother to plant a fall garden. That’s too bad,…
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