Why Are My Tomato Plants Not Setting Fruit?

I planted my plants two months ago and they have grown, but it’s mostly foliage. Some flowers have come out, but I have not seen any fruit set. Another gardener told me that I was to shake the plants when they started flowering for fruit set, and I did that, but I don’t see anything? Any suggestions?

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#1 Comment By kreg On 05/02/2013 @ 1:19 pm

depending on type of (85-120)days usual for tomatoes.But weather is a major factor.So hang in there I’m sure you did everything right.I’m in San Antonio and rite know the wind is 43 mph my tomatoes are 10′ tall and bending 90 degrees

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