TheRustedGarden

It is important to check your plants several times a week. Look for damage. This is what snail and slug damage looks like. They are best managed with iron phosphate. Treat in the fall and early spring and stop infestations from arriving. Keep a journal of when pests and disease show up in your garden.

An experiment with two of the same heirloom tomatoes. No additional fertilizing. A whole egg and banana is buried in one of the two planting holes. Just like the burying a fish in the planting hole, and egg and banana is suppose to feed the tomato plant. Join me in my experiment. I will post the second part of the video come mid July. *If you don't have the annotation boxes on... the second tomato was damaged by the tail end of a hurricane that came by that summer. High winds snapped it.