These past two years we've had terrible tomato crops here in Blaine, WA. We had more rain, wind and cooler weather than normal summers and our crop suffered for it. From what I heard "El Nino' is in full swing now which should bring some much needed warmer and sunnier weather to these parts. I have some extra time this summer to take care of my garden and I want to spend the spare time with the tomatoes so we have a good crop. Any suggestions? Advice on mulching, insect control, diseases, etc.would be greatly appreciated. We already have yellowing spots on our lower leaves which makes me think we lack nitrogen? We grow outdoors, which a few years ago worked out fine. I currently have clear plastic bags over the tomato stakes which will be coming off this week. Any help will be much appreciated. I was 'an active member' of this group awhile back and received some very good advice from all of you. Thank you. Mark Thompson
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10 years ago