What's in your garden?

[tvguy]

Yesterday deer were in my garden because I forgot to close the gate. They were only in there a short time, but had enough time to eat the tops off a some pepper plants. 

Everything in my garden is producing right now. The melons did not do good this year but everything else did.

We've had a good year with our garden. We have a cherry tomato plant producing more than we can eat and the size of the plant is more equal to a small tree, never seen anything like it.
Some of our tom's are starting to get that weird end rot, not sure what's up with that, need to research it. In the mean time I told my wife we should cut back on watering them, seems like I remember reading one time that over watering can cause that.
But aside from that we have been real happy with production this year. Has been a banner year for cucumbers.

Blossom end rot is caused by a calcium deficiency. I used tilled in dolamite lime and that corrected the problem. 

I have too many cucumbers. I give them away but still have too many.

https://bonnieplants.com/library/conquer...m-end-rot/

Thanks for the tip. Probably not much I can do about a deficiency now, but make the correction for next year.

As it's still fairly early in the season, I'd try something like this rather than give up. Tomato's are the best part of home gardens. imo

I had blossom rot on some of my plants but instead of adding calcium I just planted my tomatoes (the next year) in new potting soil.
Problem solved. Tomatoes don't have much of a root system so it doesn't take that much potting soil per plant.

Here's a guy talking about that stuff VS recommended