Tomato Garden Tour-The Best Arch Trellis, Minimal Pruning, Controlling Fungal Diseases, Army Worms

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In this video we will take a look at some of the tomatoes growing in the garden. I will show you my cattle panel arch trellises, they really are the best supports that I have ever used for tall indeterminate tomato plants. We are also going to talk about pruning tomatoes, I take a minimal pruning approach. We will take a look at and talk about how to control, early blight, septoria leaf spot, and army worms. Thanks for watching!
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31 июл 2020

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@ChristasGarden 3 года назад

Sorry guys!! I know this isn't my best camera work but I hope the information is helpful. Thanks for watching!

@JRNurse2013 15 дней назад

The only thing I have had to fight are hornworms. I live in OK. However, last year I planted basil and marigolds in grow bags with sweet cherry 100’s and never had any problems. My husband hated the tomatoes growing up and falling over so this year I’m experimenting with a single stem or two and a long wooden stake that I continue to wrap the vines with velcro tape. I have covered them with 40% shade cloth. Crossing my fingers!

@blessednabundance75 3 года назад

I always like watching your videos. You provide great information and they are quick and to the point! Like you I only prune the bottom of my tomato plants. The foliage serves as protection and is beautiful. Your plants are so green and healthy. I use 100% organic cold press neem oil with High Azadirachtin. It is very effective for pests and I use worm tea, kelp, and fish emulsion to fertilize. I do not have a lot of issues with pest and disease. Your harvest is bountiful! Thank you for sharing.

@ChristasGarden 3 года назад

Thank you!

@iamstorie882 3 года назад

I live in a suburb near Columbus , Ohio and we have the same set up you and I. It almost looks like my yard every time I see your videos. Lol 😂 I prune my plants about a foot up and I thin the leaves a bit. I also have the heavy duty woven weed fabric from Gardeners Supply with holes burnt in for my plants to come through and that really has helped with disease more than ever. I got the idea from Living Traditions Homestead. I also use cattle panels for all my cukes and tomatoes. And you totally could've shown all 18 varieties. I love the longer videos. 🙂

@ChristasGarden 3 года назад

Years ago I used to cover my entire garden with landscape fabric, stuff ripened up quicker but I didn't notice any difference with disease. Fungal spores come in on the wind. I can see how it would be helpful for soil born diseases though. That's funny, our yards look alike, lol. I am in Ohio too, southern Ohio. Most of what you see in my videos is the side yard. We have 15 acres but very little yard space that gets full sun. Sounds like we grow tomatoes about the same way. Thank you for watching!

@koenrutten6392 3 года назад

Nice Video Christa ! We here in Belgium have this year also rain mixed with warm temperature and so higher risk to blight, I'm therefor cutting leaves much more as compared to other year...so that it all can dry much quicker...good luck!

@jennpoop6134 3 года назад

What is your favorite cherry tomato variety?

@ChristasGarden 3 года назад

Sun Gold, Sun Sugar, Black Cherry, and Tommy Toe. I really like all of those.

@Synwright 3 года назад

Your tomato plants look fabulous. I can't add to anything regarding disease I haven't had any problems. Only problem I have is I didn't plant enough plants I only have three I got a harvest and now I'm waiting for my second harvest need to learn to plant a few more tomato plants. I share my tomatoes with my Neighbors. I'm still learning. I did have a problem with blossom end rot but I was able to fix that problem right away by adding some calcium and magnesium.

@edcarlosribeiro2316 3 года назад

👏👏👏❤🇧🇷

@gillianlay8963 3 года назад

Great informative video! My (2) tomato plants which I planted in pots, are healthy looking and had was producing some nice fruit but some varmint took them! Any ideas? Maybe squirrels? So frustrating.

@ChristasGarden 3 года назад

I'm sorry! It really could have been anything....raccoons, groundhogs, squirrels, chipmunks. I have had opossums eat my tomatoes but they were just taking random bites from the tomatoes and leaving the leftovers sit right in the garden.