Overwintering Tomatoes? - Page 2

gixxerific · September 24, 2012

not late blight

saltmarsh · September 25, 2012

Cole Robbie, I used the staples at first, but If you bury the boxes in the ground a couple of inches they stay in place and also deter Voles. Another advantage over water walls.

greentiger87 · September 25, 2012

Baking soda is really only effective against powdery mildew, not the other major tomato diseases.

Those foam containers are so awesome! I tried a couple sources here, but everyone is recycling or reusing them nowadays..

September 24, 2012	#16
gixxerific Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: in the gutter, with my mouth Posts: 123	not late blight

September 25, 2012	#17
saltmarsh Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: 2 miles south of Yoknapatawpha Zone 7b Posts: 662	Cole Robbie, I used the staples at first, but If you bury the boxes in the ground a couple of inches they stay in place and also deter Voles. Another advantage over water walls.

September 25, 2012	#18
greentiger87 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: Houston, TX - 9a Posts: 211	Baking soda is really only effective against powdery mildew, not the other major tomato diseases. Those foam containers are so awesome! I tried a couple sources here, but everyone is recycling or reusing them nowadays..