Every gardener has likely had a fail of some sort when growing tomatoes. These abundant growing vegetables (or fruit?) ...

Here are four things to keep in mind if you want to grow great tomatoes in containers: Here’s a simple exercise to get you ...

A tomato plant has just one goal: to produce as many tomatoes as possible before it meets its demise. To achieve this, it must grow rapidly, develop lush foliage, fortify its stems, produce trusses ...

Homegrown fruit is a delicious addition to your garden, and tomatoes are often considered the crown jewels of a summer ...

Tomatoes are very hungry plants and need to be fed the right nutrients in order to thrive. Ground to Ground founder Shane ...

Willi Galloway, author of the recently released second edition of “Grow Cook Eat,” offers some expert advice on growing ...

Tomatoes are a rewarding fruit to grow, producing delicious red fruit. One gardening expert has shared how to get a bountiful ...

Growing tomatoes in short-season areas like Eastern Idaho can be challenging. Late spring frosts and a limited growing season ...

Containers should be at least 15 inches deep and 15 inches wide to handle deep-rooted tomatoes and have plenty of drain holes ...

Tomatoes are not frost-hardy plants and will not thrive with their roots in cold soil meaning growth is likely to be slow and ...

Use a soilless potting mix and supplement with slow-release and soluble fertilizers throughout the growing season. Choose tomato varieties, whether determinate or indeterminate, that suit your ...