My chickens grew that.
For years now I have just Frozen the tomatoes and then defrosted them all at once but it was time to do canning. I've noticed zero changes in taste.
I'm in 7a. Rhode Island Massachusetts border.
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We've had weeks of 33°C (90's for us Yanks)
It's been brutal.



More of the garden's state
I had sleep apnea. Before I quit drinking, I was stopping breathing 7 times an hour and needed a CPAP device. . A year after I quit, I was down to stopping breathing once every OTHER hour.
I still use the CPAP device because I never store with it and that makes my wife happy. I don't really need it anymore according to my Dr.
"Late blight" possibly.
This is not a criticism , but they seem crowded, we all work with the space we have. Also, have you planted tomatoes in that spot before? That can cause issues too.
Don't over water, let them dry out a bit, remove the dying plants asap, use a copper fungicide, and next year replace a lot of the soil if you have to plant in the same spot. If you can, rotate your crops every year.
It wasn't the cheapest, but the ones that sells for $200 or less only lasted me a season in the past.
Roma, beefsteak and cherry. Pretty simple this year, but I have 22 tomatoes plants this year, all started from seed.
Pretty much. It keeps everything larger than a chipmunk out. Sometimes, a chicken jumps in.