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I dunno, still serves as a good enough excuse for a few beers and a smoke or three for me.

Indeed. You have my sincere condolences.

Nope, but a guy in Oregon has.........the original idea and concept of tomacco dates back to the 50's, and was accomplished through grafting.

You are correct, it is not a good idea to even plant tobacco too close to tomatoes since they are in the same family and will "cross-breed". Even hear of tomacco?

There are a couple of methods of preparation and usage of nicotine as a pesticide, however, one must remember that nicotine is a poison and can be fatal to humans and pets, in very small quantities, and take the necessary precautions. I, personally, use cigar nubs and the stems and cuttings...

These little bastards can decimate a tobacco crop too. I'll be seeing them soon I'm sure. Got sumptin' for 'em this year though. :D Some very nice looking gardens here. Any of you grind up your old cigar nubs and make insecticide?

Let us '06's with low post counts know when the experts weigh in, will ya?

The gardens are seperated by about 50' or so, with uncultivated ground between.