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Hey Gary. Well you can talk about Hydro Peroxide all you want. Because of your first experiments and myself starting to use it, this has given me a weapon against blight, powdery mildew, bean mosaic virus and leaf spot here in the Deep South of Bama. I take rides around the neighborhoods and then in the country, mostly to see what others are doing garden wise. I will tell you that of end of July, all tomatoes are dead and gone. For the most part only a hand full of gardeners are continuing to grow through our extreme heat and humidity this time of the year. I have always grown through the summer, its always been a struggle till this year using the Hydrogen Peroxide. Now I am only growing three varieties of tomatoes this year. I have Patio container tomatoes in my South garden bed, they are an determinant and should be finished and gone by now. They are continuing to grow and have new growth and blossoms coming on, this is unheard of for this variety. My Goliath tomatoes are nice and green,plenty of new growth and setting more tomatoes. I always plant Celebrity tomatoes since I grow to eat and they are looking great and constantly setting tomatoes. I have cucumbers that have grown to the top of the roof of my home, constantly producing and were planted the first week of June, my other cucumber planting on the north side of the house are 10 feet and loaded with fruits and blossoms. They had powdery mildew, but the Hydrogen Peroxide killed it off, yes the leaves show some damage, but the plants are putting out new growth and I have more cucumbers then I could possibly eat and its the end of August. The summer squash I put in the first week of June is still producing, yes it got powdery mildew here the last few weeks. I sprayed it with Hydrogen Peroxide, trimmed off the worse leaves and they are loaded with new yellow crookneck squash. The same goes for my Waltham Butternut squash and Cantaloupes. Not to mention my Rattlesnake pole beans, which in most gardens are also dead and gone. Mine are still growing, putting on new growth and blossoms and loaded with beans. Because of you I now have an effective weapon against the diseases, fungus and viruses that kill off the plants this time of year. Far to many garden channels and websites demonize Hybrid varieties, which as you have said are not GMO. They are varieties that have come from selected cross pollination between two varieties to promote a desired trait, such as disease resistance. Some have come about due to uncontrolled cross pollination and because they were unique they were developed further. In fact most of what we call Heirlooms today were Hybrids at some time in the past. These people who continue to bad talk Hybrids should just plant the original variety of tomatoes, corn or whatever, they would not like the result to be sure. As in Corn, corn is a grass, the original variety only made a small cob like a nubbin. Many heirlooms have good flavor but could not survive shipping and were prone to disease. Without the advent of Hybrids more than half of the population would of starved way before now. Yes you can not save hybrid seeds. But in years to come, some hybrids will become stable, just as the varieties we call Heirlooms now. I am old enough to have seen this come to past, but most here on KZfaq are not. Thanks again for your work in your garden and sharing it with us, as always take care, stay safe and God Bless you. Oh and if anyone doubts my claims in my comments. Well you can just go to my channel, Deep South Bama with Mr. Tom. I started it for my on personal documentation of what I am doing here restoring my old home place and for my Grandson who gets a kick watching Grand Pa. Cya all later.

Oooooh my goodness Gary! Keep preaching the H2O2! I had the greatest tomato year ever! I'm in Oklahoma zone 7b. I usually get one month of tomatoes before blight sets in and I pull everything up. I pulled out my tomatoes in November, NOVEMBER!!!!! I'm even expanding my garden this year!!!! I'm so excited I gust can't wait!!!! Thank you for your H2O2 recipe Gary. 👏🏼👍🏼🍅🍅🍅🍅🍅🙌🏼👏🏼🌻😊😊😊😊

Thanks a lot Gary for all your hard work and dedication and information. Without you I would never have been able to do what while this year year after year my tomatoes are always over a pound. The aspirin and baking soda spray Works fantastic. My tomato plants never get sick no diseases in the garden or at least suppress. It means everything to me thank you very much.

Wow an envious forest of gorgeously producing tomato plants! Here in Oz it’s Spring and I am getting growing. Thanks so much for all your valuable gardening information.🌱

Thanks for introducing me to Aussie - I started growing in 2015 and it produces gorgeous HUGE tomatoes every year regardless of weather. They're sometimes difficult to deal with because they can be very fluted, but the flavor is amazing. I haven't had any crack two pounds, but almost all of them are a pound or larger.

I agree with you about the black cherry tomatoes. Good producer and excellent flavour. A must for any tomato lover.

They are all beautiful!

Gary, I wanted to say a very quick but very sincere thank you for all of your fantastic videos & information. Most appreciated all your hard work & excellent instruction! Please keep up the great work & videos! God Bless 😀

WOW thank you for this tour. You took a lot of time to organize everything for us I appreciate the knowledge and tips.

I love your tomato garden Gary For me,Big boy and Beefstake tomatoes.

Great Video Gary! I've got a good head start on my notes and planning the varieties of tomatoes I want to grow with this video! I cant wait to plant the purple cherry!!! Midnight snack!!! But if I could I would plant one of each! I plan to grow every variety possible eventually lol

Always good stuff on your channel Gary....very helpful and I do appreciate the knowledge... Keep growing bro ✌️

Love it, thanks for sharing!

WOW NEED To do that next year plants look amazing

Thank you! We loved this vid

Just found your channel today, wow what a wonderful garden you have!!

Beautiful harvest!

my rutgers came back also :) the temps dropped some and it started producing again but they are calling for the temps to go back up again this week so i may lose some of the flowers. Its only in a 5 gal container and im watering it as much as 3 times a day trying to stop splitting when we get hard rains. Im in north Bama. humidity here is crazy high and diseases run rampant but the peroxide and baking soda has given them new life. thank you for your hard work experimenting with recipes i upped it to 7 table spoons of peroxide in a 1/2 gal. and i use a tea spoon of baking soda in a liter of water.

Good luck with the move mate and thankyou for the tomato seeds they arrived here in australia and i cant wait to get growing.Cheers.

i so enjoy all the info and easy listening

Awesome tour, Gary. Tough year here in SE Va. It hit mid-90's in June and has pretty much stayed that way all summer.

Bro Great Video!! THEN I noticed you have indexed the time line!! Kudos man!!

Hi Gary I am new to gardening i have a lot of tomatoe plants thanks to you for good information.

Very jealous of this..hahaha So awesome gary

Awesome Garden! Very cool.

You have reason to be excited, your garden looks happy! I am getting another round of roma tomatoes here as well in north east Kansas. I haven't sprayed anything but August brought much needed rain and a break in the ferocious heat this year, so my plants seem to be responding positively. The first round of romas did have blossom end rot, I've been wondering if adding calcium would help, I will try; I only had blossom end rot on these and a few fruits from one other paste type tomato. I have been trying to figure out if it is due to the shape of the fruits. Interesting stuff.

I love tomatoes! I hear everyone talk about the brandywine I'll have to try it next year. Have you tried the sun golds? They have always been my favorite. Thanks for doing these tomato videos.

Awesome collection 🍅

H2O2 works. I even use it on my grapefruit and lemon trees. Draft ones, when they look like they are getting something

Loved this video. Please do a video on your pepper varieties.

Are you going to have room for your fall garden since you don't plan on pulling your tomatoes now? Just re-watched your video on starting your fall crops in 2 seed flats. Just curious where you plan on putting it all since you started more tomato plants also. Community garden? Haven't seen much of that this year. Your garden looks amazing, thanks for posting these great videos full of useful information, not just show and tell!

Congrats on the win!

Amazing👍👍👍☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️

Cool

Great garden to enjoy. Thanks for all your info in growing tomatoes n other veggies. Can I mix both hydrogen peroxide and baking soda to spray at the same time? Will it just work the same? Thanks Gary! I love watching all your videos. Such a great site to learn from.

Hi Gary, Where did you get the sticks you use to hold the large tomato plants? Do you suggest the sticks for larger indeterminate varieties instead of using tomato cages? Which would you say is the more economic and which is more sturdy? Thank you for this great video. It helps decide which variety is more suited for the viewer that is trying to decide what to plant.

G00D Evening from Auckland, New Zealand it’s Sunday, December 22, 2019.

You ever use Compost wood ash Coffee grounds ?

Gary, question; the plants that have yellowing leaves, why aren’t you removing the yellowing ones? Obviously, it hasn’t hurt the production... I’m just wondering for my learning. Haves great day! Thanks, Jojo

So interesting! Do have experience with leafcurl on your tomatoes? All my seedlings got it this year, misformed and frankly ugly!

Thank you for all the work you do on your channel. My husband is complaining about the tomatoes taking over the counters in the kitchen. I say better too much than not enough, though I'll plan differently next year. My question is this: I have all indeterminate varietes. I didn't prune at all, so had a lot of fruit on the plants growing at once and they stopped flowering until the existing tomatoes ripened and I picked a lot of them...and now they are starting to flower again. Is that normal? Like indeterminate tomatoes actually do flushes? Rain, sun, and temperatures have all been perfect, though I didn't do any fertilizing after I planted in the ground (though I put a ton of feed in the planting hole).

Hey Gary I hope you don't think my duct tape and H202 comment was negative. I was just commenting that like duct tape h202 can be used for a lot of different things. I try never to be negative on KZfaq but I always try to be humorous. Maybe I missed the mark, didn't mean to. Happy gardening.

Hi there Gary, I was wondering what is your favorite tomato's for 1. Salsa and 2. Sauces

Can you, or anyone else in the comments, recommend a good variety for someone who prefers a more acidic tasting tomato? I grew an unknown variety last year (some big boy hybrid, I'm guessing) that was amazing in that regard. The flavour was rich and acidic and I really prefer them over the sweeter types. I'm growing romas, midnight snack, and early girl this year and they're just not quite hitting the spot (but still super delicious). Thanks in advance!

I live in zone 7a in northeast Alabama. Last year I fought this fungus/disease stuff all summer. It gets so hot and humid here and I was just wondering what varieties you would suggest? I grew early girls, big beef, Rutgers, and sweet 100s the last year. The sweet 100s did the best and the early girls did pretty well also until it started getting really hot.

If anyone knows the answer please chime in with information. Can you save seeds from a plant that has leaf spot or early blight? Thanks for a marvelous video.

What are the stakes you are using for the name tags and what do you write on them with? Everything that I have tried fades after a while of sun and water.

Anyone have experience with using peroxide on cucumbers? Having allot of issues with downy mildew.

Gary, I read that you weren't sure about how to treat root-eating bugs -try this: Beneficial Nematodes"Scanmask" seems to be the best rated brand. Let me know what you think.

Yeah zone 7 crew!

Gary, have you ever experienced black mould? Do you know how to treat it?

So to don’t need to space them like you do pepper plants?

Since it works for fungul diseases, I wonder if this will work for peach leaf curl, I think I have to experiment now.

Blight took all my heirlooms last year so want to try hybrids this year. Any varietal suggestions for best tasting hybrids?

I found a plant growing in my backward after weeks of being on vacation. I asked my family to not touch it because it looked a special plant, few weeks later and I see a bulb of something on it. I have no idea what it is so that is why I am looking at this video.

How did the flavor of the Wisconsin 55 compare with the Marglobe?

Hi, any experience with Principe Borghese tomatoes? I find different information on internet both determinate and indeterminate. Dont know what they are 🤔

Gary, did i miss your last beefsteak challenge episode? The weigh-in? I couldnt find it.

Try crimson crush variety from UK. Was bread for blight resistance

Are you spraying the plants or watering the soil.

why do you not prune your plants? it seems like if you went single stem and got rid of all the suckers and extra foilage then the plant would be stronger and able to fight off infections and disease. just a question not saying your doing anything wrong just wanted to know? great video.

Gary, do you every use copper spray. If so what's the best kind?

Hi Gary, I am having problems with my early girl tomatoes. I transplanted you ground 3 weeks ago. The new growth is stunted and leaves are all curling up.. I don’t know what is causing this problem. Will the baking soda spray help? Thank you.

hydrogen peroxide is a great garden treatment it really is i used it for years.. i mix some baking soda in with mine but a great foiler spray for all kind of stuff... i like nematodes as well beneficial nematodes you can kill all kinds of burrowing bugs and it is not bad for the health of the soil.. i hit it at peak growing times once and kill off grubs and beatles thrips white flys and a bunch of bugers..

Gary, are you going to start selling Aussie tomato seeds? I definitely want to try those next year. Todd

Im new at planting..i made the mistake of throwing package away and now i dnt know what type of tomato plant i have..i really need some help identify it so i can know how to tend it..

Hi Gary... can you help me. something is eating the roots of the plants . What can I use. sad Cici

Do you use potassium silicate?

My 13 and 9 year-olds would have everyday feasts in your garden. Jealous! Just finished reading “ Epic Tomatoes” book. Very interesting the evolution of the tomato, highly recommended. Shout out to your local libraries you can even download Libby App and read e-books for free. Anyway, tried to convince the hubby to sell our house before market crashes again and buy a 4 acre lot to build a home. My dream is shattered..cannot get water from town and wells are banned in that district. Oh well...California drought. Maybe it’s a sign to not dive in just yet.

wonderful video.can you tell me the proportion of hydrogen peroxide to water please.Thanks for the video.enjoyed it very much.

Can you put different types of tomatoes by each other?

This has me thinking about spraying hypochlorous acid and/or aqueous ozone to control disease. A quick search shows some scholarly studies on both subjects. These are specialized products, but as I have devices for generating both of them because of their immense usefulness in other applications and because once you buy the devices, unlimited amounts of product are free and available on-demand, it's low-hanging fruit for me. I think it won't be long before everyone owns a hypochlorous acid generator. Probably a little longer before everyone owns an aqueous ozone generator, but it too is inevitable.

Does anyone know why whenever I let my vollunteers grow they always turn out to be cherry tomatoes? Even small ones at that.

Hi Gary, can I plant my tomato & pepper starts in the garden/container after only 3 or 4 weeks from seed? Second season starting here in FL.

can a floradade tomato grow in philippines? since it so hot in here. please reply, thank you.

What zone are you in?

Hi Gary can we order seeds from you and how ?

I noticed you dont clip off the dead leaves of your tomato plants. I was taught to remove the dead leaves and stems so it doesnt stress the plant for it tries to deliver nutrients to the dead parts of the plant in overdrive if you will thus taking from the development of the living plant. Do you believe in that theory or do you believe that to be crap! Also what is your hydrogen peroxide treatment? Is it a spray and how often....I was killed with early blight last year here in indianapolis

Do you think that the hydrogen peroxide or baking soda would help with squash mosaic disease and garlic rust?

I hope I can find an heirloom tomato seeds here in the Philippines.

Are you not worried about cross pollination of your heirlooms with that many varieties so close together?

Randomly clicked on this video and my dwarf tomato got hit by a really bad hail storm and had already had its first flush of fruit, it got root rot from the hail and rain, and I did the hydrogen peroxide on it because I was like “ehh it’s gonna die anyways” and what do you know!!!! It’s second flush of fruit and new growth look amazing. I could of sworn it was a goner. I swear by the hydrogen peroxide if something weird is up with my veggies and can’t figure out why. Always takes care of it.

How do use the hydrogen peroxide and the tomato plants

Hi I hope u see this I am a Bee Keeper I do not spray chemicals because of my bees will what u use hurt or kills bees thanks

Hi Gary! I love your videos and love to start off my gardening unit in horticulture class with your older community garden video because we are in the same zone. I have some heirlooms started and would love to get some to you if you would like them. Hillbilly, Delicious, and Kellogg breakfast were awesome last year in my garden. We are on instagram: QO Horticulture.

You just put hydrogen peroxide on the soil?

your heirloom gotta be planted alone or they cross...email Burpee

how much Hydrogen peroxide in litre of water , for foilar spray as well as soil drench

IAM Ugandan but we have problems of pests

I'm sorry you have too many commercials, can not get anything from this because of 2 many interruptions.

I think he got to many plants that why they look the way they do

All the ads are annoying.

I thought maybe this guy knew something about tomatoes! He's really missing a lot of truth in his evaluation of his tomato plants.

It looks like all of his tomato plants are dying and diseased! And he's telling people how fantastic they are?