Growing Heirloom Tomatoes Part 4!

Growing Heirloom Tomatoes Part 4 covers the bounty of August, both in many pounds of colorful tomatoes and lots of issues from catfacing to sunscald and brown widow spiders. Did you know they are taking over Southern California? Don’t miss the very cool original music of Late Bloomer composer Jon Pileggi!

Growing Heirloom Tomatoes Part 4 - tomatoes
L. Pink Berkley Tie-Dye, R. Large Barred Boar Heirloom Tomates

Growing Heirloom Tomatoes Part 4 was a long time in coming and I appreciate your patience! Part 5, Kaye’s Top 6 Picks, will be coming soon. “Late Bloomer” episodes are really short films, with key players like my editor, sound editor and composer that are happily very busy working on various projects in addition to “Late Bloomer.” So, if it seems like a long time to wait, know that I am trying to make the episodes as informative, inspiring and entertaining as I possibly can.

Growing Heirloom Tomatoes Part 4 - brown widow spider
Brown widow spider with egg sac in web on tomato leaf

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