Tomatoes are usually a wonderfully easy plant to grow and see thrive, but not always. If you're having problems, one of these ...

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.

Your tomato plant may look bad, but curling leaves only sometimes means it could die or fruit production may reduce. Keep an eye on the plant, follow the care recommendations, and conditions may ...

Nothing is more disappointing to the home vegetable gardener than to raise a tomato plant, finally have it loaded with fruit, when suddenly it wilts and dies. Sarah Browning: Dealing with dying ...

Tomato plants again are dying, from the bottom up . Aug 5, 2012 Aug 5, 2012; 0; A tomato ripening on June 29, 2011, at the community garden planted at Emmaus Homes.

Curling tomato leaves can hint at a variety of issues, but if the leaves are curling upwards, one culprit is likely to blame.

A tomato plant sits in the Sanford Grows community garden on May 29, ... concentric circles ¼ to ½ inch on lower leaves and stems, ... the plant wilts, dying quickly without warning.

This summer, although a few tomatoes have begun to appear, my heirloom varieties looked strange, and I couldn’t understand ...

Tomatoes are some of the most popular plants among gardeners, but how can you prevent unsightly skin splitting? We have the ...

Start pruning your tomato plant once it has grown a few sets of leaves and has established a strong root system. Typically, this is done when the plant is around 6 to 12 inches tall.

The yellow leaves on the tomato plant are a dead giveaway that it needs nitrogen. When plants do not have enough nitrogen they transfer it from the older leaves to the new growth.