Jill, Sorry to tell you that tomatoes are diffuct to grow in Hawaii. Espeacially the leaf miners. The best you can is to cover the fruit or plant as best as possble. As for the wilt ,I hope is not a virus. It's just a amount of water need to give them. Good luck!

Hi, I'm in Wailua too and would be glad to commiserate... I also have a garden at my school in Puhi. (You may have written me, someone did recently, but I can't find the email). It's not impossible to grow tomatoes, just challenging :) The soil is generally terrible - I'm slowly building raised beds and filling them with compost, manure, every good thing I can find. I have to add calcium (chalk dust) or I get blossom end rot, and I add iron chelate, and water a lot when it's dry. variety matters - Roma often get wilt, Healani much better. you can write me directly to coralreefka at gmail.