Well I was away and started drywalling my basement.
The blight has moved in on my tomatoes as it always does mid July. The tomato plants that I rotated still got it. The tomato plants I grew in containters with store bought soil got it.
The ones that are fairing best are the ones I cut almost 24 inches from the bottom and heavily mulched.
I have been spraying all plants with wettable sulphur.
Ill see how they do over the next 2 weeks. Any branch that gets the spots is removed.
Oh the Zuc's got borers. They have been Sevn dusted.
The rough time for Maryland gardens seems to be July 15 till August 15. The heat and humidity bring the disease and bugs.
On a good note picked all my red cabbage and the cucumbers are out of control. Tons of spaghetti squash. And the green beans are outstanding.
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