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RE: tomatoes

Jason, you are doing nothing wrong. I live in Irving, TX... just down
the road ya know. Mine have completely died. Just keep yours alive until
fall and they will start setting fruit as soon as it cools off.

Warren

	-----Original Message-----
	From:	jasonjrasmussen@juno.com [SMTP:jasonjrasmussen@juno.com]
	Sent:	Friday, July 24, 1998 8:02 PM
	To:	seeds-list@eskimo.com
	Subject:	tomatoes

	I am new to this list so I hope that I'm doing this rite. :-)

	Okay, I live in Fort Worth, Texas (zone 7) so its pretty hot
here. Our
	high temp for this summer so far is 110*F! So anyway, I am
having the
	hardest time getting my tomatoes to set fruit. I think that it's
probably
	the heat but I'm not sure. They bloom and then nothing happens.
No fruit
	at all! We don't have many bees here in the city so I was told
to lightly
	thunk the blossoms when they bloom. I also am using a tomato
bloom set
	spray. Does Anyone know what I am doing wrong or have any
suggestions
	that could help. My tomatoes are still blooming so I hope that I
can do
	something before they quit. 

	One other thing, anyone know of a seed or plant catalog that
offerers
	many or specializes in rare plants?

	Jason in Fort Worth, Texas (zone 7)
	
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