Spots!

Barbee · August 6, 2009

Wow!
After a week of pretty much solid rain, flooding, and general crud, I finally was able to get out in the garden for a good inspection.
I've got spots on my spots!
So I have been out there all day clipping foliage and spraying fungicide. Not much foliage to spray once I got rid of all the spots

But boy are there some big ole maters out there. I hope they'll do okay since I had to get rid of so much foliage.
I am just dying for a big ole juicy beefsteak. C'mon Maters!

rsg2001 · August 7, 2009

Barbee, was it gray spots? I was 48 hours away from my garden, and last night I was greeted with gray mold on my Black plant - which had been doing fabulously well - and a bit on Black Cherry, and a teeny tad on a couple others. I was out this morning also clipping off affecting foliage and spraying fungicide. The next couple of days will be telling.

Barbee · August 7, 2009

I'm just seeing Bacterial Spot and what looks to be TSWV. Typical stuff for this crummy weather and I should have kept up my preventative spraying a little better than I did.
If I can get the tomatoes that are on the plants to ripen up, I'll be a happy camper. Some of the plants aren't much more than twigs with tomatoes

The dwarf plants I stuck in the back flowerbed are going strong. I got them planted super late but I'm seeing greenies on them. So that might be my late crop LoL

August 6, 2009	#1
Barbee Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: SW Ohio Posts: 1,818	Spots! Wow! After a week of pretty much solid rain, flooding, and general crud, I finally was able to get out in the garden for a good inspection. I've got spots on my spots! So I have been out there all day clipping foliage and spraying fungicide. Not much foliage to spray once I got rid of all the spots But boy are there some big ole maters out there. I hope they'll do okay since I had to get rid of so much foliage. I am just dying for a big ole juicy beefsteak. C'mon Maters! __________________ *Barbee*

August 7, 2009	#3
Barbee Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: SW Ohio Posts: 1,818	I'm just seeing Bacterial Spot and what looks to be TSWV. Typical stuff for this crummy weather and I should have kept up my preventative spraying a little better than I did. If I can get the tomatoes that are on the plants to ripen up, I'll be a happy camper. Some of the plants aren't much more than twigs with tomatoes The dwarf plants I stuck in the back flowerbed are going strong. I got them planted super late but I'm seeing greenies on them. So that might be my late crop LoL __________________ *Barbee*

August 7, 2009	#2
rsg2001 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: New York Zone 6 Posts: 479	Barbee, was it gray spots? I was 48 hours away from my garden, and last night I was greeted with gray mold on my Black plant - which had been doing fabulously well - and a bit on Black Cherry, and a teeny tad on a couple others. I was out this morning also clipping off affecting foliage and spraying fungicide. The next couple of days will be telling.