Gardening > Growing FoodJune 01, 2009

Blooms But No Tomatoes

I have tomato plants that look very healthy. They put on blossoms, but they fall off and no fruit develops. Any solution?

Hardiness Zone: 8b

By anderds from Center Point, TX

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06/01/2009

Everyone that is telling you to pollinate the blooms is correct. Even running your hand around across the flowers would be enough.

Bees seem to be disappearing: www.buzzle.com/articles/disappearing-bee-theories.html

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