Tomatoes are easy to grow, both in the greenhouse and in the garden. They do well in pots and growing bags so are perfect for ...

For individuals who don't have enough space for a large garden, tomatoes are also a great plant to grow in containers. With just a few simple tricks mixed with the right amount of sun and water ...

Taking care of tomato plants during the winter season requires a bit of attention, but with the right approach, it’s possible ...

Plant tomato seeds a quarter-inch deep and cover them with soil. Put the trays in a warm place under a grow light. When the seedlings are two to three inches tall, pot them up into three-inch pots ...

When roots come through the drainage holes put into a 12.5cm (5in) pot. Unless you're growing a bush tomato, the aim is to create a single-stemmed plant. To do this, snap out shoots that grow in ...

such as tomatoes, cucumbers, sweet peppers, chilli peppers, aubergines and courgettes. Plant two to three plants in each bag during spring. Alternatively, cut a long panel in the top of the bag ...

Use seed trays or small pots filled with ... Harvest the tomatoes when they reach their desired size and color. Gently twist or cut the fruits from the plant. They are typically ready to be ...

In addition to planting during the correct months, another activity Brevardians must do is to improve the soil (a big disadvantage is our sandy soil).

If you're growing tomatoes in pots, fill the base tray with water so the plant can pull it up from the bottom. Always water the base of the plant and not the leaves as this can cause pests and ...

Propping of tomato crop branches is ... harvesting of fruits since the crops grow with minimal disturbance from husbandry practices that lead to flower fall. Twigs from Grevillea or Cypress ...