Originally Posted by Lindsey (Post 92562)

Gayle, your garden is beautiful! We can't start planting anything here yet. Gardens usually go in at the end of May or start of June. I think I will be putting tomatoes in my planters in the next couple of weeks and bringing them inside overnight.

Originally Posted by Marilyn (Post 92552)

Gayle, I looked at my garden again last night. I've been making sure the moisture is right, and it has plenty of sun. Been watering and spritzing with the liquid seaweed. I think I may have given it too much fertilizer. Using a 50/50 mix of compost and potting soil may have been too much. It looks like my plants are burning up. The squash plants especially. My eggplant is about a foot tall and has a tiny purple eggplant already. The squash are blooming but the leaves are almost burned up. The leaves on the tomato plants are turning yellow at the bottom and dying. The tomato plants haven't grown very much at all. My basil was doing good, but it's beginning to turn yellow, too. The only thing that looks good is the rosemary. Not sure what to do now.

Originally Posted by Marilyn (Post 92603)

My garden is looking terrible. I'm definitely not overwatering, but have watered sufficiently that this should not be the problem, and have been using the liquid seaweed only once per week or once every other week. I really think it's the compost that I mixed in with the potting soil. I think it was just too much nitrogen or something. Too much of a good thing. My squash have blooms and little squash, but the leaves are all dried up. Still don't have my computer back so can't post pics.