
And - I've lived through many a hurricane in FL and I know my little garden troubles are trivial compared to what the folks south of me have...
What's left of Katrina has wreaked havoc on my tomato plants - some fell over, some stems broke off - I'm going to be staking for hours later today, but really no point until these 30MPH gusts stop blowing through here. Even my dogs don't want to go outside.

So, I guess my tomato season may be nearing an end - unless somebody knows a way to salvage me poor plants? I'm just going to do the best I can with staking and cut off the places where they got torn. Anything else I can do?
Gee, now cages would have been a great idea. I prefer the staking method because I think cages are unsightly and I never seemed to have built a big enough cage for my tomatoes, and it's harder to prune them inside the cage.
