What should be the proper ph level of soil before growing tomatoes?
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6 to 6.8 - a liitle on the acid side, Mark.
If you have a horticulture office close to you with an 800 number, call and ask them for the correct response.
Hi Mark,
Ann is right about the ph level. I thought you might be interested in reading more information to help you grow tasty tomatoes. Wishing you the best.
https://garden.org/learn/articles/view/358/
If you have a Home Depot ne’er you they will test your soil for free