Good morning! Did you plant a fall crop of tomatoes? In late July I planted another crop…well, actually only about 10 plants. Our summer heat was so intense that the spring tomatoes stopped setting fruit. And, as you might imagine, the plants themselves were looking pretty rough. Though I kept these in place, I planted some new transplants and we are benefiting from those now in November. Once the nighttime temperatures began to drop, you could see the tomatoes really kicked in. We’ve had lots o

Free Incense on the I-10 corridor from one of the easiest desert plants to grow... Encelia farinosa is one of the coolest plants from the Southwest. Be sure to appreciate it when you see it flowering next spring or you're going to get a piano dropped on your head from above, I promise. | Crime Pays But Botany Doesn't