Beginner Gardening: Tomatoes not fruiting much, but lots of flowers., 1 by podster

podster wrote:
Cindy ~ that is a good info link to Rutgers ~ thank you. It explains the daytime/nighttime temps for pollination. At that rate, I am grateful to get any tomatoes. lol I need to save it for future reference.
Our first killing frost is usually right around Thanksgiving. If tomatoes don't make by then, they won't.

Janet ~ a field of cotton is a fascinating sight and I agree, the plant is very pretty. You might feel claustrophobic in east TX. We are deep in the woods, mostly pine trees with a few hardwoods mixed in. I missed the trees when we have ventured west and it feels so soothing to get back into the treeline of the state. The photo is of our driveway. What I miss when living in the woods is the sunrises and sunsets