some of what you are asking will be dependant on how long ago you planted these veggies/herbs. I'm sure you'll get more "expert" advice, but from my experience and research, the brussels, chard, beets, greens onions, arugula, broccoli (which you already know) should be just fine with no covering or protecting. I dont know about pole beans, bush beans should be able to keep producing, but I dont know what the lowest desirable temp for them would be. and the squash I dont know about that variety either, except it is a winter squash, so again, depending on how far along it is and I think the only thing that would hurt it would be frost as well? The tom's will definitely need covering if there is any frost, but at those temps most likely wont do much more especially if they are young plants, but if they have been out awhile and have fruit already growing and are good sized, then I'd say you could keep them for a while longer protecting them from any frost. Parsley wont mind the colder temps, but basil wont like it under 40 or 50. spinach will be fine and I'm not 100% sure about leeks, but I think they would be ok too.

This table might help. IT WAS BETTER IN ITS ORIGINAL POST. THIS FORUM CHANGED IT WHEN IT POSTED . ALSO: Vinson Watts Tomato: Offered for the first time five years ago, this tomato has proven to be quite popular with many people. Prior to his death in March, 2008, Vinson Watts had improved his namesake tomato for fifty-two summers. The original seed was from Lee County, Virginia and given to him by his work supervisor, Wilson Evans, at Berea College in 1956. Those interested in the story of his tomato can look it up on the internet since several articles in newspapers and magazines have been written about Watts and his tomato. The tomato is a large pink tomato flavored with an excellent balance of sugars and acids. It is the most disease resistant tomato I know of-the result of 52 summers of careful selection for flavor, texture, and disease resistance. Tomato: Disease Resistance Table KEY to the table Seed Companies: A = Asgrow; B = Burpee; H = Harris Moran; HS = Harris Seeds; HO = Hollar; J = Johnny's; P = Peto; R = Rogers RO = Rohrer; S = Sakata; SW = Seedway; SI = Sieger; ST = Stokes; SU = Sunseeds Specifics: H = Hybrid; OP = Open Pollinated June 2009 TomatoVariety Resistance to Diseases and Physiological Disorders alternaria alternaria stem canker Bacterial Speck Bacterial Spot Black Rot Corky Root (Rot) Downy Mildew (aka Late Blight) Early Blight Tomato Blight Fruit Soft Rot fusarium crown rot fusarium Crown Rot Fusarium wilt Fusarium Wilt 1 Fusarium Wilt 2 Fusarium Wilt 3 Gray Leaf Spot Late Blight Leaf Mold Fulvia Blight powdery mildew Nematode Root Knot Nematode Stemphyllium Southern Bacterial Wilt Bacterial Wilt Spotted Wilt Virus Tobacco Mosaic Virus Tomato Mosaic Virus Tomato Spotted Wilt Verticillium Wilt Verticillium Wilt 1 Verticillium Wilt 2 Yellow Leaf Curl Virus Blossom End Rot Cracking Cold Heat Sunburn Seed Company A ASC BSp BS BR CoR DM EB TB FSR FCR CR F F1 F2 F3 GLS LB LM FB PM N RKN ST SBW BW SWV ToMV TMV TSW V V1 V2 YLCV BER C Cld H SB Abe Lincoln X X X X X X TT Abuelo X X X X X R Agriset 334 X X X X X SW Albatross X X X X R Amelia VR F1 X X X X X X X X HM, HS, SW Apero X X X X JO Applause X X X X X SI, SW, TT Applegate X X X X X TR Arbason X X X X X X X H, JO, SI Atomic X X X X X SA Bambino X X X X TR Barbarian F1 X X X X X X HM Basket Vee X X X ST Beaufort F1 X X X X X JO Beefmaster X X X X X X X RU, ST, SW, TT Bella Rosa X X X X X X X RU, SA, SW Better Boy F1 X X X X X HS, RU, ST, SW, TT Better bush X X X TT BHN-189 X X JO BHN-268 X X X RU, SI, SW BHN-410 X X X X RU, SI BHN-411 X X X X X X SI, SW BHN-444 X X X X X X JO, SI, TT BHN-543 X X X X RU, SW BHN-586 X X X X X SI BHN-589 X X X X X SI, SW BHN-602 X X X X X SI, SW BHN-640 X X X X X SI BHN-641 X X X SI, SW BHN-665 X X X X JO BHN-669 X X X RU BHN-685 X X X X X SI, SW BHN-762 X X RU BHN-768 X X RU BHN-783 X X X X RU, SI BHN-785 X X X RU, SW BHN-826 X X JO BHN-871 X X X RU, SI BHN-876 X X X RU BHN-882 X X X X X X RU BHN-901 X X X X X SW Big Beef X X X X X X X X X HS, JO, RU, SI, ST, SW, TR, TT Bigdena X X X X X R Big Bite X X X X X TT Big Boy X X SI, TT Big Zac TT Biltmore X X X X X X X SI, ST, SW, TT Black Prince X X JO Bobcat X X X X R Bolseno X X X JO Box Car Willie X TT Buffalo X X X X JO Burpee Supersteak F1 X HS Bush Celebrity X X X X X X X TT Bush Champion X X X X X TT Bush Early Girl X X X X X X X HS, TT Bush Goliath X X X TT Cabernet X X TR Cambell's 1327 VFA X X X X TT Camelia X X X SI Carnival X X X X X X X TT Carolina Gold X X X X X R, RU, SI, SW, TT Caruso X X X TT Celebrity F1 X X X X X X X X HS, JO, RU, SI, SW, TR, TT Celebrity Supreme X X X X X X X RU Champion X X X X TT Champion II X X X X X X TT Cherry Blossom X X X X X X X X X TT Classica X X X X X TT Clermon X X X X X R Cluster Goliath X X X X TT Cluster Grande X X X X TT Cobra X X X X X X JO, SW, TR Conestoga F1 X X HM, ST, SW Corona Ps X X X X X X TT Costoluto Volkov X X H, TT Country Tast X X X TR Crista F1 X X X X X X HM, HS, ST, SW Cupid F1 X X X X X X X X HS, RU, ST, TT Dafel X JO Daiquiri X X X X SW Delicious X X X TR, TT Donata X OS Early Cherry X X TR Early Girl X X X RU, SW, TR, TT Early Goliath X X X X X X TT El Cid F1 X X X X X X HM Empire X X X X X X TT Escudero X X X HM Estiva X X X X JO Eva Purple Ball (DNS) TT Fabulous X X X X X X X SW Fantastic X X X TR, TT Fantom X X X TT Favorita X X X X JO Finishline X X X X X X RO, RU, SI First Ladies (DSN) TT First Light X JO Fletcher X X X X X X X SW Floralina X X X X X X TT Florida 47 F1 X X X X X X X X HS, RU, SI, ST, SW Florida 7514 X X X X X RU Florida 91 X X X X X X X RU, SI, SW Gaint Valentine X X X X TT Gardener's Delight X TT Geronimo X X X X X X X JO, RU Glacier X TT Glamour X X ST Gold Nugget X X TR Golden Girl X X X X X TT Golden Rave X X X HS, TT Golden Sweet X X X JO Goliath X X X X X X TT Grandma's Garden X X X X SW Grandma's Pick F1 X X X X SW Granny Smith X X X X TT Grapette Hybrid X TT Great White Beefsteak X TT Greenhouse 761 X X X X X X TS Gremlin F1 X HM, SW Growdena X X X X X X R Halley 3155 X X X SI Hard Rock X X X TT Health Kick X X X X X X X TT Heartland X X X X TT Heinz 1439 VFA X X X X TT Heinz 2653 X X TR Hermosa X X X SA HM 7864 F1 X X X X X X HM Homestead X X TT Homesweet X X X X X TT Husky Cherry Red X X X RU, TT Husky Red F1 X X X X X X HS, RU, TT Hybrid 46 X ST Imperial 643 X X X X X X X X SI Italian Goliath X X X X X X TT Jelly Bean Red X X X X X TT Jelly Bean Yellow X X X X X TT Jenny Hybrid X TT Jet Star F1 X X X X HS, TT Jetsetter X X X X X X TT Jolly X TT Jolly Elf X X X SI, SW JTO-99197 X X X JO Jubilee X HS Juliet X X X HS, JO, TT Jumbo VF X X X TT Kada X X X X X TT Keepsake X X X X X X X TT Lola X X X H Legend X TR, TT Lemon Boy X X X X X RU, SW, TT Linda X X X X X X RS, RU, SA Lucky 1000 (DSN) OS Lucky 2000 (DSN) OS Manalucie FST X X X X TT Mandarin Joy TT (Dis resis) Manitoba X X TR Manyel X X TT Marcellino Hybrid X TT Margherita X X TT Marglobe Select VFA X TT Mariana X X X X X X X X HS, JO, RS, RU, SI, SA, SW Marion X X X TT Marmande X X X TT Marzano X TT Matt's Wild X H Maxifort X X X X X X X JO Mini Charm X X X X SW MiReina X X X X X R MiRoma X X X X R Momotaro X X TR Monica X X X X X X X SA, SI, SW Moskvich X JO Mr. Ugly X X X X RU Mt. Crest X X X RU, SW Mt. Delight X X X TT Mt. Fresh F1 X X X X HM, HS Mt. Fresh Plus F1 X X X X X X HM, HS, RS, ST, SW, TT Mt. Glory X X X X X HS, R, RU, SI, ST, SW Mt. Pride X X X X X X TT Mt. Spring X X X X X X R, RU, SI, SW, TT Muriel X X X X X X X X X HS, RU, SA, SW Navidad X RU NC 50-7 X X New for OS NC8276 X X X OS New Girl X X JO New Yorker X TT Nico X X X X X X HM, SW Niobe X OS Northern Delight X X TR Ofri X X X X X SW Old Brook X X TT Old Fashioned Goliath X X TT Olivade X X X JO Orange Paruche X X TR Oregon Spring X X JO, TS, TT Oregon Star X TR Palenque X X X X SI Panzer X X X X X X X X X R Paragon X X JO Park's Beefy Boy X X X X X TT Park's Whopper X X X X X TT Patio X X X X X RU, SI, TT Patria F1 X X X X X HM, HS Palomo F1 X X X X X HM Pegaso F1 X X X X X HM Peacevine X H Phoenix X X X X X X RU, SI Picus X X X X X X RU, SI, ST, SW Pik Red F1 X X X X TT Pilavy X X X X X X X R Pilgrim X X X X X X TT Pink Girl F1 X X X X HS, RU, SW, TT Pink Vivi (DSN) OS Pitenza X X X X RU Plumty X X X X X R Plum Crimson F1 X X X X HM, HS, SW Polbig X X X X JO, SW Pony Express X X X X X X X HM,HS, SW Primetime F1 X X X X X HS Primo Red F1 X X X X HM Pruden's Purple X JO Qualit X X X X X X TR Qualit 21 X X X X X X RO Qualit 23 X X X X X RO Quick Pick X X X X TR Rapsodie X X X X X R Reba X X X X SA Red Defender X X X X X X HM, HS, SW Red Delight X X X X SA Red Grape X X X X JO Red Pride X X X X X SA, SW Redline X X X X X R, SI RFT 6153 X X X X SW Rocky Top X X X X X R, RU Roma VFN X X X X X X X H, HS, TT Rutgers 39 X X X X X H, HS, TT Sahel X X X X X X R Samurai F1 X X X X X X X X HM San Marzano X X X H, JO Sapho F1 X X X X X JO Scarlet Red X X X X X HM, HS, ST, SW Scout X X X X R Sebring X X X X X X X R, RU, SI, SW Security 28 F1 X X X X X X HM, HS Shady Lady X X X X X TT Siletz X X X H, TS Silverado F1 X X X X HM, TT Small Fry X X X X X RU Smarty X X HM, JO, SW Solar Fire F1 X X X X X X X X X X X HM, HS, ST, SW, TT Solar Set R X X X X TT Sophya F1 X X X X X X X X X X X X HM, SW, TT Soraya X X X X X X SW STM 0225 X X X X SA STM 5811 X X X X X SA STM6701 X X X X SA Striped Stuffer X TT Stupice X TR, TT Sun Cherry F1 X JO Sun Gold X X X X X JO, TR Sun King X X X X TT Sun Start X X X X X RU Sunbeam X X X X X X RU, SI, SW Sunbrite F1 X X X X X HS, RU, SI, ST, SW Suncherry Extra X X TT Sunchief X X X X X HS, SW Sunguard X X X X X X RU, SI Sunkist F1 X X H Sunmaster X X X X X TT Sunny Goliath X X X TT Sunoma X X X X X X X X X SI, ST, SW Sunray X TT Sunsation F1 X X X X X HS, SI, SW Sunshine X X X X X HS, RU, SW SunSugar X X X RU, TT Super Bush X X X TT Super Fantastic X X X TT Super Marzano X X X X X X RU, TR, TT Super Sweet 100 X X X HS, R, RU, SI, SW, TT Supersioux X TT Supersonic F1 X X X HS, TT Supersteak X X X X SW, TT Suzanne F1 X X X X X H Sweet Baby Girl X X TT Sweet Chelsea X X X X X X RU, SA, TT Sweet Cluster F1 X X X X TT Sweet Gold X X X SA Sweet Hearts X X X X X HS, RU, SA, SI, ST, TR, TT Sweet Million X X X X SA, ST, TR, TT Sweet Mojo X X JO, ST Sweet Olive X X JO Sweet Orange X ST Sweet Pie X TR Talladega X X X X X X X R, SI, SW, TT Thessaloniki X X TT Toistoi X X X X TT Tomande X X X X X TT Tommy Toe X X TT Torbay X X X SW, TT Torero F1 X X X X X HM Tormenta X X X X SW, TT Toro F1 X X X X HM Trinity F1 X X X X X HM Trust X X X X X X JO, RU Ultimate Opener X X TT Ultra Girl X X X X ST Ultra Sweet X ST Ultrasonic X ST Valley Girl X X X JO Valleycat X X X R Veeroma X X ST Veronica X X X X X SA Victoria Supreme X X X X X SA Viva Italia X X X X X X X TR, TT Window Box Roma X X X X X TR, TT Wins All X TT Wolverine X X X R Yellow Mini X JO Yellow Pear X X X X H, TR Yellow Perfection X H Zapata X X X X X X SW

This is somewhat unrelated but if your husband was using the weedkiller for a lawn you might encourage him to look for "corn gluten meal" (not plain cornmeal). It is sold at animal feed stores as a protein supplement, for cattle. The corn gluten is an organic nitrogen fertilizer and it suppresses germination of seeds. It doesn't kill weeds, but it keeps new ones from sprouting from seed. I used to use it where I lived before, but now I can't find anyone who sells it around here. Although I did use it in heavier quantities than usually recommended, a 50 pound bag for a c. 1500 sq ft lawn. It doesn't do anything to clover, since that spreads underground, but I like clover because it feeds the bees and it's pretty. It is really good to prevent all those purple weeds that sprout in early spring before the bermuda greens up (I think it's called henbit?).

Forgot to mention it, but you can see it in the photos, the veins of the Early Girls especially, but on all the tomatoes in general, are purpleish. The leaves aren't turning colors, but they're kind of tough and leathery. I'm starting to feel like a garden hypochondriac. Every time I look up a new tomato disease or pest, I'm convinced that's what I have, so I'm hoping you all can help me narrow it down. After looking at pictures, I'm thinking maybe the bugs are thrips, and maybe they've spread TSWV to the plants, but some of the physical symptoms of TSWV don't sound exactly right on the money. I'm so confused. I always thought gardening was so simple - throw plants in the ground, water, voila! Not so, I'm afraid. Soooo not so.