Tomato

Tomato seedlings do best when grown in individual 3-inch seedling pots. Not all tomato seeds germinate, so it’s best to sow two seeds per pot… Read More »How Many Tomato Seedlings Should I Plant?

Plant them at 18- to 24-inch spacing. Don’t worry about letting the plants lean to one side; in a few days, they straighten up on… Read More »How Far Apart Do You Plant Tomatoes In A Raised Bed?

Tomatoes don’t cross-pollinate easily because they usually self-pollinate before the flowers open. However, if a bee arrives loaded with pollen from another variety, a cross… Read More »How Likely Will Tomatoes Cross Pollinate?

Growing your own tomatoes has several benefits. They have higher amounts of antioxidants and are more flavorful than store-bought tomatoes. You also have thousands of… Read More »Is It Worth It To Grow Your Own Tomatoes?

Indeterminate tomato plants may grow to heights as tall as 12 feet. Once fruit has set, these plants continue to produce until the first frost.… Read More »How Many Seasons Will It Tomato Plant Produce?

Tomatoes are self-pollinating with both male and female flowers on each plant. This means you can grow just one tomato in a pot or hanging… Read More »Can You Have Just One Tomato Plant?

Grass Clippings: If you apply organic lawn fertilizer, dry grass clippings are a great option. They mat together to protect plants and retain heat. Straw:… Read More »Are Grass Clippings Good For Tomato Plants?

Tomatoes are reasonably happy in almost any type of top soil. If you’re growing tomatoes in a greenhouse and you know it’s been used for… Read More »Do Tomatoes Like Top Soil?

12" deep. Calculate the estimated volume of soil needed for the project by measuring the length times the width times the depth of the raised… Read More »How Deep Should My Raised Garden Bed Be For Tomatoes?

Allow 18 to 24 inches (46-61 cm.) between the marigold and the tomato plant, which is close enough for the marigold to benefit the tomato… Read More »How Close Should I Plant Marigolds To Tomatoes?