Little things make a big difference when growing tomato and pepper plants.
This article covers one of those important things . . . pruning your plants.
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This has been the first year we are not growing tomatoes or peppers. There is still so much to do around here!
Having a problem keeping your tomatoes healthy and thriving? The following is an excellent article on the solutions to so many tomato growing problems.
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One of the easiest ways to multiply the number of tomato plants in your garden is rooting them. And your new plants are free!
Back in my days of growing lots of tomato plants, I would root them by using Rootone and planting directly into the soil or containers.
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One of the things that I love about the internet is gardening benefits through other gardeners sharing their tips and tricks through their blogs.
Today I ran across an excellent article with some great photos for vegetable gardening inspiration, along with tips and tricks that you may find useful.
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Taking a line from an article in Plant Care Today, birds and insects find tomatoes as tasty as we do!
Love this informative article on growing tomatoes . . . click here.
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Proper pruning can be an effective practice for producing strong and productive tomato plants.
Click here for an article from Old World Garden Farms on how they prune their tomato plants.
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We are gearing up for the tomato growing season and waiting for our seeds to arrive in the mail. Although we should have started growing the seedlings mid-January, it is better late than never!
As the Captain and I have done research on growing tomato plants, I have been updating...
Although we experienced our first night of freezing temps last night, my thoughts are on starting tomato and pepper seeds early this winter. It has been a mild winter for us in Zone 9 Florida and I've done it before, but it has been a long time since I experimented with this theory.
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Another summer has come and gone . . .
Paradise still remains like a jungle.
Of major note . . . the lime tree that was a memorial gift from JR's aunt when he died started producing very tasty and juicy limes that we have really enjoyed in cooking and sharing with others. It is...
As an organic gardener, I'm always looking for tips from other gardeners who have successfully used what some would consider off-the-wall methods for maintaining healthy tomato plants.
The following mix has been used by several gardeners
on the Organic Gardening website forum ....
Although we got a late start, we are enjoying tasty tomatoes our tomato plants are putting out.
In the past, we have been able to grow our tomatoes all year long, which is what we are setting out to do. There is nothing like picking your own tomatoes off the plant for dinner . . . and...