Alberto Ray

Succulent and juicy, nothing is better than a tomato fresh from your garden – and you’re not the only one who thinks so. Rodents are… Read More »Are Mice Attracted To Tomato Plants?

At hatching, tomato fruitworm larvae are creamy white caterpillars with a black head and conspicuous black tubercles and hairs. Larger larvae vary in color from… Read More »What Does A Tomato Fruitworm Look Like?

It is safest not to eat fruit bitten by a squirrel if you have a choice. Squirrels carry some deadly zoonotic diseases that may be… Read More »Can I Eat A Tomato That A Squirrel Bit Into?

Rabbits. Rabbits, one of the most common animals that eat tomato plants, are a regular forager of gardens. These garden pests are relatively neat eaters… Read More »Will Rabbits Eat Tomatoes Off The Vine?

Yes, rabbits can eat tomatoes, but only as a treat. Either small or large, juicy or not, red or yellow, cherry or not, tomatoes are… Read More »Can Wild Rabbits Eat Cherry Tomatoes?

Tomatoes with holes and scars are usually still safe to eat And, of course, because these dry holes and lines represent successfully healed wounds, the… Read More »Can You Eat Scarred Tomatoes?

The good news is that cherry tomatoes, yellow tomatoes and other tomato varieties are safe for rabbits to eat! Just remember to feed them to… Read More »Will Rabbits Eat Green Tomatoes?

Small holes in fruit and tomatoes that collapse when you pick them might be the work of tomato fruitworms. These moth larvae bore into fruits… Read More »Why Is There Holes In My Tomatoes?

Tomato pinworms are infectious only to Solenaceous plants and NOT to humans. While it might give you the willies to see half of one after… Read More »Are Tomato Pinworms Harmful To Humans?