Well if you tell us what kind of soil you, i.e. Clay, Sandy, or Loam.

What did you add to the soil, compost, Peatmoss etc?

Did you have it tested?

Maybe some pictures of your plants.

All soil is different and needs different things.

There is enough years of experience on this forum to solve almost every problem.

What ever you do don't give, remember Gardening is an Art not a Science. And good Luck!!!!!

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check your soil. that may be the major problem. Also, maybe because of all the reain, your plants are not getting enough light--with the tomatoes, try trimming the yellow branches and even some of the green ones--but nothing with flowers on it. Trimming gives the plant more energy to focus on keeping the plant alive and produce bigger, better tomatoes. Corn and eggplant are gennerally hard to grow(at least from where i'm from), so i never have that much luck with them anyway. fertilizing may help alot, (i use miracle-grow) but only ferilize once in a while--u dont want to burn out the roots form over fertilizing. Also, let the ground dry out al litte before watering again--if i think of anything else, ill post again, but, in the mean time, keep us updated on how everything works out.

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