Tomatoes

Most of us are familiar with the appearance of tomato leaves; they are multi-lobed, serrated, or almost tooth-like, right? But, what if you have a tomato plant that is lacking these lobes? Is something wrong with the plant? Click here to find out.

By Amy Grant

Perhaps, you’re planning a big harvest and want extra tomatoes for canning. Preserving tomatoes is a common chore in late summer and one that some of us do regularly. Take a look at some of the best canning tomatoes in the following article.

By Becca Badgett

Botryosporium mold is a problem that can affect tomatoes. It is most frequently seen on plants that live in greenhouses or other protected areas. While it may look unappealing, this mold is not actually harmful to the plant or the tomatoes themselves. Learn more here.

By Liz Baessler

For that taste of homegrown tomatoes, you may want to try growing indoor cherry tomatoes. For more information and tips, click here.

By Laura Miller

Tomato bacterial speck is a less common but certainly possible tomato disease that can happen in the home garden. Read this article to learn more about the symptoms of bacterial speck on tomatoes.

By Heather Rhoades

Tomatoes at the end of season can still be delicious with a few tips and tricks. Just be aware of some do’s and don’ts. This article will help.

By Bonnie L. Grant

Gardeners looking for tomatoes in the South need look no further. We've put together a list of the 10 best tomatoes for the South.

By Susan Albert

If your wilting tomato plants have been enduring some extra heat, don’t panic. Maybe all they need is an extra drink. Read on for more info.

By Amy Grant

Beefmaster hybrid tomatoes are indeterminate types, also referred to as vining tomatoes that are prolific producers. Interested in more Beefmaster tomato info? Click this article to find out how to grow Beefmaster plants and other pertinent information.

By Amy Grant

If you grow your tomatoes in a greenhouse or high tunnel, you are more likely to have problems with leaf mold of tomato. What is tomato leaf mold? Click here to find out the symptoms of tomatoes with leaf mold and tomato leaf mold treatment options.

By Amy Grant

By Mary H. Dyer

Main crop tomato plants are also referred to as mid-season tomatoes. Regardless of their nomenclature, how do you go about growing mid-season tomatoes? Click this article to find out when to plant mid-season tomatoes and other mid-season tomato info.

By Amy Grant

What is a Long Keeper tomato? If you're interested in growing Long Keeper tomatoes, click on the following article to find out how to grow Long Keeper tomatoes and about Long Keeper tomato care.

By Amy Grant

Stink bugs and leaf-footed bugs are closely related insects that feed on tomato plants and fruit. The damage to the foliage and stems is negligible, but the insects can ruin young fruit. Find out how to get rid of leaf footed bugs and stink bugs in this article.

By Jackie Carroll

To boost your yields, you might try companion planting next to tomatoes. If you are new to companion planting, the following article will give you some insight into plants that grow well with tomatoes. Click here to learn more.

By Amy Grant