Tomatoes survived the big blow

 Irene wasn't much of a storm here in New England, a lot of rain and only
moderate winds. My tomato plants are all still standing.

 


Some of my stakes are leaning, and  some branches are bent over.
So far just 1 Early tomato and  a half dozen cherries are on the ground.

The Cantaloupes are ripe, took them inside before the storm.


Cheers

Zone 6 LI

 

No big damage to my garden in Boston, but a friend who lives in Truro,
on the Cape, suffered a lot of damage to his tomatoes and pole beans.  
There wasn't enough stuff standing between him and the ocean to break up
the big winds from Irene.

Priscilla

 wrote:

We suffered terrible damage:

I just discovered a potted gardenia knocked over and had to right it.
There is no damage to the gardenia.

But, my wife's Pulmaria suffered worse as the pot got knocked over and
a branch got clipped off.
On the bright side, she's sending the severed limb to a friend in Ohio
to clone for her Florida room ;)

 
But, my wife's Pulmaria suffered worse as the pot got knocked over and
a branch got clipped off.
On the bright side, she's sending the severed limb to a friend in Ohio
to clone for her Florida room ;)

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Do you mean plumeria? If so, is there any way I can get one too? I thought
they wouldn't grow indoors but I must be wrong.