Ask ten gardeners what to do with tomato suckers and you’ll get about fifteen answers. Some pinch off every last
Leave a tomato plant to its own devices and it does exactly one thing: flop over and sprawl across the
That flimsy cone shaped cage stacked by the dozen at every garden center in spring? It’s the single biggest waste
One tall stake, a handful of soft ties, and a few minutes every week. That’s the whole staking method, and
Companion planting is one of those garden topics where brilliant science and pure superstition sit side by side, often on
Everything you need to grow great tomatoes: choosing a variety, planting dates, burying the stem, watering, feeding, pruning, pots, problems, and harvest. Plain words, no fluff.
Every type of tomato explained: cherry, grape, plum, slicer, beefsteak and oxheart, determinate vs indeterminate, heirloom vs hybrid, and how to pick yours.
Something is wrong with your tomato plant. Maybe the leaves are turning yellow. Maybe the flowers keep dropping off. Or
Your first tomatoes of the season are swelling, and then you turn one over. The bottom is sunken, leathery, and
Here’s the short answer. Epsom salt helps tomatoes in exactly one situation: a confirmed magnesium deficiency, which most garden soils