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Here is an interesting observation from another  site I contacted.  Their
thoughts that the pine needle mulch is the problem is contrary to what many
people told me, as they said that tomatoes like acid soil.  Here is what he
said, any thoughts?

Pete

      Hello - Thanks for e-mailing us.  Our greenhouse
	growers looked at your e-mail and said the only
	thing that would hurt your tomatoes growth was
	the pine needle mulch.  Pine needles add acid to
	the soil.  Very few plants will grow under a pine
	tree and thrive.

	Hope to e-mail you again soon.

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