So the good news first... my tomato plant is HUGE. Bad news... the bugs are devouring it! Any non-pesticide suggestions?
Thanks
EB
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molly said go to flatland flower .they have a stall at the ferry building farmers market near the ghandi statue.. and ask for their homemade brew. it has fish and other non-toxic stuff in it.
I want to try one of your tomatoes!
Posted by: stephen | June 19, 2009 at 06:18 AM
Crap! I was there today and didn't know about them. A friend did pass on a recipe for a homemade version I might try. If this thing fruits you are more than welcome to a 'mater feast.
Posted by: EB | June 20, 2009 at 05:31 PM
What a year for tomatoes... no?
You might like my blog, particularly this week's musing on heirloom tomatoes and fungus. http://www.thegardenerseden.com
Cornell University's Vegetable MD is very helpful for diagnostics. Once you know what bug you have, you can tailor your treatment to, how shall I say, give them an eviction notice? Cornell also has good info on all other potager dilemmas.
I love your blog... found it through Vic's Recipes.
Michaela H.
Posted by: Michaela | July 31, 2009 at 05:34 AM