110 Tomato Troubleshooter Part 2. Harvesting Garlic

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Last time, here on the Garden Basics podcast, we were talking about Tomato Troubleshooting with Don Shor, owner of Redwood Barn Nursery in Davis, California. We talked about dealing with blossom end rot, sunburn issues and problematic watering, which can cause your tomatoes to suffer. Today, it’s Tomato Troubleshooter 2021, Part 2, with Don. We’ll delve into the scary world of tomato hornworms and fruit worms, beautiful but deadly diseases such as late blight, wilts. And, more troublesome tomato critters, such as the leaf-footed stink bug.

On a happier note, it’s coming up to garlic harvest time! We have tips for getting the garlic out of the ground and into storage…and that takes awhile.

It’s all on episode 110 of the Garden Basics with Farmer Fred podcast, brought to you today by Smart Pots.

And we will do it all in under 30 minutes. Let’s go!

Pictured: Tomato Hornworm

Links: Smart Pots Farmer Fred Rant: Plants That Attract Beneficial Insects Farmer Fred Rant: Tomato Troubleshooting Nematode Control Leaf Footed Bug pictures, description Redwood Barn Nursery, Davis CA Filaree Farm garlic catalog Book: Growing Great Garlic Book: The Complete Book of Garlic University of Minnesota: Growing Garlic

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