How Late Can I Plant Tomatoes?
This depends on your first frost date and the days to maturity for the type of tomato. As long as the days to maturity are… Read More »How Late Can I Plant Tomatoes?
This depends on your first frost date and the days to maturity for the type of tomato. As long as the days to maturity are… Read More »How Late Can I Plant Tomatoes?
Tomatoes are ready for transplanting into the garden when the seedlings are 3 to 4 inches tall, and the nighttime temperatures are consistently above 50… Read More »When Can I Put Tomato Seedlings Outside?
Properly stored, cooked peas will last for 3 to 5 days in the refrigerator. How long can cooked peas be left at room temperature? Bacteria… Read More »Do Cooked Peas Go Bad?
Tomatoes are self-pollinating, meaning they have flowers that contain both the male and female parts, so more than one plant is not needed for reproduction.… Read More »Do I Need 2 Tomato Plants?
Water is essential for healthy growth in tomato plants, but they can have too much of a good thing. Excessive amounts of water drive air… Read More »Can You Over Water Tomato Seeds?
The best way to start tomatoes indoors Seattle is to plant them six weeks before the city’s average last frost. For instance, since the last… Read More »When Should I Plant Tomatoes In Seattle 2022?
Tomato seeds do just fine in cold soil throughout winter and germinate when the soil and air temperature are right. If the seeds germinate too… Read More »Can Tomato Seed Survive Winter?
Most wisdom around companion planting is anecdotal, but these are some of the tried and true partners for tomatoes: Basil. Basil and tomatoes are soulmates… Read More »What Should I Plant Between Tomatoes?
The mildew attacks the plants when they become too dry or otherwise stressed. Sweet peas are hungry feeders, and they like plenty of water. How… Read More »Why Do My Sweet Peas Have Mildew?
Prune tomatoes to one or two vigorous stems by snapping off “suckers” (stems growing from where leaf stems meet the main stem) when they are… Read More »Should You Prune Rutgers Tomatoes?