Backyardfarming I wouldn't worry about the pumpkin blossoms. They fall off and disintegrate if they aren't female and pollinated. See below. As for what's eating your green tomatoes, it could certainly be any critter that likes them. Look for footprints or other signs to identify it, animal poop, or torn stems or fruits. Can you cover your plants with a filmy fabric that lets light through? Or something lightweight just at night since that's when the mischief happens. Yes, overwatering tomatoes will cause yellow leaves. Remove them to prevent disease. To tell when your tomato plants need water, stick your finger into the soil near the plant up to the 2nd knuckle. If it's dry, then deep water them, but otherwise don't. Some people even wait until their plants droop a little before watering them. Here is a link that might be useful: Pumpkin pollination

same with mine, I have had mine for 9 years and its doing the same thing, blooming, blooms turn brown, however there are tiny oranges once the flowers fall off or if they get old looking i take the flower portion off and I do have a mini mini super tiny orange under them. My cat DID tip it over and broke the planter, so im uessing mine is just in shock. the strangest part is - Mine LOVES it outside!! i have tried to brong it out three times. wheni do the leaves curl and droop. it has proper water, and fertilizer. but it is telling me it is hating this summer! ( odd) . so i keep bringing it in and putting it in its winter spot with the grow light on it and it seems happy, but still will not open its flowers. any answers will help!

I don't know the plant 'Mexican Orange Blossom', but here are some fragrant plants that do well for me here near Atlanta: Gardenia August Beauty (but it blooms in June/July) Tea Olive (Osmanthus fragrans) -wintertime Lavender - summer Carolina Jessamine - a climbing vine - spring Roses - I love 'Fragrant Cloud' - spring-fall Plumeria - as an indoor/outdoor plant - not frost hardy summer Camellia try 'Fragrant Pink', 'High Fragrance', or 'Cinnamon Cindy' for wintertime scent Buddleia - and they attract Butterflies (aka Butterfly Bush) - summer Magnolia - spring (deciduous varieties) summer (evergreen varieties) Calycanthus - Carolina Sweet Shrub - spring blossoms, leaves are fragrant when crushed all summer Leatherleaf Mahonia - winter-spring - just watch out for the spikey leaves when sniffing Bruce

So, continuing to be an interesting pea/bean. The peas grow in clusters of 2-4 on the end of 18" sticks which stick up from the top of an attractive, 2 foot bush. Hulls are green with older hulls taking a slight tinge of purple on the edge. The peas, when planted were cream colored with a pink eye. Very similar to the PEPH that I've planted for the past couple of years. The green, partially filled pod is very tender and sweet when raw. Reminds me of an Asian long bean, maybe tastier. Haven't cooked it yet be we will be having for dinner tonight. All the plants are similar in this row. I have 3 other rows, planted later, that should be flowering this week. These came from a NW TX market groweroff another forum. He sent me about 1/2-1 pound labeled PEPH, about 3 years ago. This is the first time I've grown them. I had been using seed from my own PEPH which I had purchased, but decided to go with these instead this year.