Tomatoes

Tomatoes are fantastic vegetables to grow. Not only are they tasty to eat, but they’re also flexible and easy to grow. Knowing when to plant, what time is too late, and what you need to do to get the best tomato crop possible can make a big difference.   When is it too late to …

What temperature kills tomato plants? Like every year, or maybe for the first year, you want to plant some tomatoes for the growing season. You want to plant them early so the growing season is as long as possible. The problem is that you are unsure what is too cold for tomato plants. I personally …

When one thinks of a garden, tomatoes are usually the first crop in mind. A single seedling can yield a bunch of fruits. However, to support such weight, tomato stems must be thick. How do you get your tomato stems to thicken? Some tips can help you thicken tomato stems and enjoy the maximum harvest. …

Black spots on tomato leaves and stems. If you notice a dramatic change in the color of your tomato plant’s leaves (Solanum lycopersicum L.), it is cause for concern. It usually starts on the lower leaves first. You will see black spots, and the leaves will begin to yellow and die. In this article, I am talking about …

Tomatoes are known for being some of the most prevalent fruits grown in outside gardens.  These healthy fruits are nutritious and well worth taking the time to grow, especially considering they are one of the most inexpensive, resilient, and aesthetically pleasing plants.  There are over 10 000 variants of tomatoes worldwide taking on different forms, sizes, …

In this article, I will reveal the best fertilizers for tomatoes that I have tested. There are two types of tomatoes, Determinate and Indeterminate. And the fertilization for both types varies. Determinate tomatoes are also called bush tomatoes. They only grow to a certain height and then become bushy. Indeterminate tomatoes, on the other hand, …

 When you’re limited on space and want to grow multiple tomato plants, you need to know just how far apart to plant tomatoes.  Grow them too close together, sunlight gets blocked, humidity increases and the next thing you know, you’re trying to figure out why there’s so many white spots on tomato leaves – powdery …