Sunscald
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Tony Riccobono
Jul 16, 2012, 11:45:15 AM7/16/12
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Hi All,
I didn't realize this would have to be mentioned this early but I have seen some sun scald occurring in different parts of the garden. Mild cases of sun scald give you a bright red tomato with a bright yellow top worst cases give you a greenish brown tomato.If your plant still has plenty of leaves there should be no problem. Tomatoes need some shade so burlap will work (there may be some in the shed ) or some lattice work would be ok.
Adrienne has been pulling weeds in the paths. Carmella , Anita , Singh, Gian and many others have been watering the melons , pumpkins and figs in the side yard, Once the heat wave really breaks we should have a weeding day again.
See you in the garden !
Tony
I didn't realize this would have to be mentioned this early but I have seen some sun scald occurring in different parts of the garden. Mild cases of sun scald give you a bright red tomato with a bright yellow top worst cases give you a greenish brown tomato.If your plant still has plenty of leaves there should be no problem. Tomatoes need some shade so burlap will work (there may be some in the shed ) or some lattice work would be ok.
Adrienne has been pulling weeds in the paths. Carmella , Anita , Singh, Gian and many others have been watering the melons , pumpkins and figs in the side yard, Once the heat wave really breaks we should have a weeding day again.
See you in the garden !
Tony
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