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    Our raised bed on the deck is starting to produce results. BLTs in our future

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    Awesome. I had my first Cherokee Purple tomato sandwich this weekend. Nothing like vine ripened tomato sandwich and Cherokee Purple are my favorite.
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    Nice
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    Bacterial Wilt killed my tomato plants 2 years in a row now. I had to replant 3 Determinates with the first big tomato starting to turn as of yesterday. Is it OK to say "I'm Jealous"?
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    Quote Originally Posted by rojoguio View Post
    Bacterial Wilt killed my tomato plants 2 years in a row now. I had to replant 3 Determinates with the first big tomato starting to turn as of yesterday. Is it OK to say "I'm Jealous"?
    If I remember my Daddy's advice on Wilt correctly, you need to replace your soil. As you have found, the bacteria remains in the soil forever. He grew a 1/2 acre garden every year. I helped as I grew up, but was never fascinated by the process and details as much as he. He was the little old man that fed the neighborhood from his garden.

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    I spray my plants with Fungicide 3 but it doesn’t help with soil issues.

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    Read up some on it. It’s nasty stuff not easily controlled or treated. I’d contact your local soil department and see if they can help or have any recommendations. I try to avoid chemicals personally.

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    Quote Originally Posted by slowhand View Post
    If I remember my Daddy's advice on Wilt correctly, you need to replace your soil. As you have found, the bacteria remains in the soil forever. He grew a 1/2 acre garden every year. I helped as I grew up, but was never fascinated by the process and details as much as he. He was the little old man that fed the neighborhood from his garden.

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    I'm tired of the fight. I bought sterile soil, used a 25 gallon pot, have them on a automatic waterer twice a day for 10 minutes, and my test plants are gorgeous. I have numerous 25 gallon pots since I propagate & cross graft trees as another hobby (why I have over 80 varieties on site) so next year my first garden purchase will be a pallet of potting soil. (and Determinate tomatoes all the way!)
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    So what’s a determinate tomato?
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    Quote Originally Posted by BuckeyeCrappie View Post
    I spray my plants with Fungicide 3 but it doesn’t help with soil issues.

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    once its in the soil you have to cover the soil with black plastic for 6 months to kill everything. I'm too tired of this fight. I do not have the room to rotate a crop because I have trees everywhere. The wine comes first, I can go to the Farmer's Market in Desperation for a Homegrown Tomato for BLT's.
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