Blight is a common tomato disease which can wipe out a whole crop. Luckily, Monty Don has shared two crucial tasks he does to ...

One of my favorite summer memories growing up in the Midwest is eating delicious vine-ripened tomatoes. Absolutely delightful ...

Key Takeaways Always mulch around tomato plants to block soil-borne diseases and help retain moisture while keeping weeds ...

March is when we begin to plant our spring vegetables, such as tomatoes, peppers, snap beans, squash and cucumbers. These vegetables like warm temperatures and cannot tolerate freezes. Although one ...

This tomato growing expert shares some simple things gardeners can do to keep their tomato plants productive during summer’s ...

How often to water tomatoes depends on growing conditions and weather. Here is what you need to know to avoid overwatering ...

One of the all-time favorite garden crops has to be tomatoes. When gardeners start talking about their gardens, invariably, they will begin comparing how their tomatoes did that summer. Some will ...

Gardening: A tomato lover’s 7 tips for growing them big ... But first things first: Although tomato plants can be a little fussy, they aren’t difficult to grow.

Jim and Mary of OWGF offered amazing tips for how they grow their huge tomato plants. No surprise, compost plays a major role, as does mulching, pruning, watering, and supporting the tomato plants.

But, when the temperature starts to heat up, tomato plants can suffer or stop growing all together – but not if you follow the correct steps. We asked an expert at Dobbies Garden Centre for their tips ...

The tomato is the No. 1 vegetable in Las Vegas, but it comes with hang-ups. You can overcome these by following a few simple tips suggested by Sylvain Wittwer, who will be at the Springs Preserve ...

A tomato plant should be fine to continue growing and producing when up to a third of its lower foliage is removed, but no more. Use care when watering not to splash any water up on the plant.