Garden 2010

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Originally Posted by Bruce's link

When tomato plants experience extreme temperatures, either below 55° or above 90° F, for an extended period of time it may cause developing tomato blossoms to drop off.

Well hell. That's every freaking day here. Plus, the nitrogen angle rings true as well, because they're in nitrogen-prepped soil and we had also been watering with a fertilizer that includes nitrogen. Oh well, maybe they'll grow back in the Spring when it's not as hot.