The house is all decorated for Christmas and I'm (of course!

The biggest was when the raccoons got the deer netting untied in peak tomato season and got in and not only ate a bunch of tomatoes but romped around and broke a bunch of branches. GRR!! Slowed the tomato production back a bunch, just when they would have been doing well. Also about the same time (maybe related, could the raccoons carry plant diseases? or maybe just because the broken stems were vulnerable?) the tomatoes got some kind of blight. I did get it controlled with the milk treatment and pruning, so they did well later in the season, but again lost some of the most productive time. The third was that the squash vine borers got my zucchini plants (as usual) so they were a total loss.
If I can find ways to keep these things from happening, it will make more difference in my garden productivity than any fertility I can add. Really got to figure out that zucchini root borer thing....