I use sardines packed in brine to fertilize my tomatoes. One small fish for one big tomato plant. I always get great results. John Sorge 510 E Temperance Ln Deer Park, TX 77536 > -----Original Message----- > From: owner-tomato@GlobalGarden.com > [mailto:owner-tomato@GlobalGarden.com]On Behalf Of Doreen Howard > Sent: Thursday, June 03, 1999 12:01 PM > To: Tomato@GlobalGarden.com; sqft@listbot.com; A.G. Pitsilos; Dave > Kaplan; Mary Thomas; Sam & Ginger Powers; > agrisynergy@maelstrom.stjohns.edu; Mark Snyder; Maureen McFadden > Cc: Jacqui Heriteau; Jill Vorbeck > Subject: [tomato] Confess Your Gardening Fetish > > > Hi All, > I'm writing another article for Old Farmer's Almanac's Gardener's > Companion > and gathering stories from gardeners about the strangest thing they have > done to their plants and will admit to. If you got results, that would be > great, too! <grin> Martha already is admitting to feeding her tomatoes > multivitamins. I'm sure others can top that! Do any of you weed at > midnight, plow in the nude, collect dog hair for the compost bin, etc.? I > can, in return for your confessions, give you instant fame in the > April 2000 > issue of Gardener's Companion and two copies of the book. > Please email me off-list, unless you really want to confess to everyone! > Doreen Howard > doreen@fgi.net > >