Well, although I'm planting the bulk of my tomato seedlings in the "big" garden later this month, I did plant some tomatoes in my "small" garden. I sowed the seeds in the flats on a bed of mycorhizal fungi powder. I transplanted some into 2 1/2" peat pots, and others into large red dixie cups. Three weeks ago I turned over 6" of soil, and amended it with bone meal, some blood meal, Organic low analysis fertilizer, some sand, composted cow manure & a few bags of humus. I then dusted it with some crushed volcanic minerals. I went out and bought a few bales of Pine straw (pine needle). While I was buying the pine needles I saw that they sold worm castings by the bag. It was expensive at $9.95 a bag, so I bought one to use on the small garden. In the hole I dug for each tomato seedling, I put the eggshells of two eggs, a small amount of worm castings, and a half teaspoon of the Mycorhizal powder. Then I covered the garden with the Pine straw mulch, but kept it about 3 inches from the tomato plants. I watered them well, and for just a moment I thought about bringing over a "faith healer" to say a few words. I skipped the faith healer, but said a prayer myself. Did I miss anything? My luck, a hurricane will whip by and screw the whole thing up. Wish me luck, I'll let you know when I plant the "main" garden. Pete, South Florida, Zone 10