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Tomato Pests & Diseases
mchattle

Squirrel Fertilized Tomatoes

6 years ago

I had squirrels eat many of my tomatoes. This seasons, in an area that I know the squirrels live and hang out, I have found about 5 tomato plants pop up, yielding alot of plump, colorful tomatoes. My question is, are they safe to eat? Do I have to worry about rabies? I live in San Diego, CA.

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