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"Longtime gardener Larry Moore is answering viewer's questions this week.Guila wrote: I have two tomato plants blooming, but the blooms keep falling off. Help!Larry answered: You have blossom drop, which is caused by fluctuation temperatures day and night and fluctuating water conditions. A lack of pollination also causes it.Hsanker wrote: My lone tomato plant has green tomatoes, but they have dark black of brown areas on the bottom. What's happening?Larry answered: You have blossom end rot, which is very common this year. It's caused by too much rain, plants that grow too fast and sometimes it's a lack of calcium. Eggshells sometimes help.Patsy wrote: How do you know when a bell pepper is ready to pick?Larry answered: When it reaches the size you like. If you leave it on longer, it will turn red.Billy wrote: What's your favorite way to fix zucchini?Larry answered: My favorite is my zucchini casserole, and the recipe can be found on Larry's Page at KMBC.com.If you have a gardening question, e-mail it to lemoore@kmbc.com. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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