Pruning tomato plants incorrectly can tank yields, trigger sunscald, and spread disease. Pave the way for a bumper crop by ...

Unusually frequent heavy rainfall also washes away nutrients, wreaking havoc on your soil quality, says Carrie Spoonemore, co ...

Blight and other fungal diseases are a common enemy in the garden. This week's column includes tips for addressing — and not spreading — the problem.

Tomatoes are the easiest fruit to grow and have the biggest return on your investment. The plants are easy to grow from seed ...

This fungus is especially common on tomato plants but is found on many species. Plants are infected from the bottom up, so ...

Tomato plants take about 100 days to bear fruit—so at least three months—if you’re growing from seeds. “The process includes ...

Nothing beats a homegrown tomato. Even when in season, store-bought tomatoes just cannot compare to a fully ripe fruit harvested at its peak from your own garden. For this reason, ...

How to protect tomatoes Secure potted tomato plants with clothes pegs, hair clips, or garden ties to prevent the cover from touching the plant, avoiding potential harm to the juicy tomatoes beneath.

Septoria Leaf Spot and early blight can cause black spots on tomato plant leaves. Learn the cause of these fungal diseases, how to treat them, and how to prevent black spots on tomato leaves.

A gardening expert has shared his top tips for keeping your tomato plants growing in July and it includes one thing that should be put in the soil twice.