Wondering why the leaves on your tomato plants might be shriveling, turning brown, or dying altogether in the summer? This is an issue that many gardeners face and one that often leaves even seasoned ones scratching their heads. It never fails – You have been babying your tomato plants all spring and early summer and …
Looking for a few simple ways to revive your potted tomato plants this summer and keep them producing strong all the way to fall? Growing tomato plants in pots and containers is a great way for people to grow their own food without the restrictions or issues that traditional gardens pose. Even those with just …
Are you dealing with curling or deformed tomato leaves but have no idea what might be causing the issue? One thing is for certain, strong, healthy tomato plants lead to big harvests and delicious, ripe tomatoes. But unfortunately, whether it’s an excessive heatwave, an overabundance of rain, or invading pests or disease, tomato plants …
Looking for the best ways to keep your tomato plants producing a big crop of juicy tomatoes all summer long? Tomatoes are by far one of the most popular plants to grow. Whether you grow multiple varieties in a traditional garden setting or just a few plants on your back patio, they are extremely rewarding …
When it comes to fertilizing tomatoes in containers or pots, there are a few simple keys to success that can power your plants to a bigger and better harvest than ever! Tomatoes are heavy feeders. It takes a lot of nutrients and resources in order to grow healthy plants that push out ripe, juicy fruit …
Did you know that what you use to fertilize your tomatoes can play a huge difference in not only your tomato plant’s growth but also how much they produce all summer long – and that the best way to fertilize your plants is with a liquid fertilizer? Tomato plants are one of the heaviest feeders …
Are you looking for a few simple ways to help your struggling young tomato plants this year finally take off and start growing? Between heavy rains, colder than normal temperatures or extreme heat, gardeners often notice a lag in the growth of their tomato plants. Even under ideal growing conditions, sometimes it can seem difficult …
Did you know that you can use the wood ashes left behind in your fire pit, wood stove, or fireplace to power your tomato plants this year to better growth, better health – and far bigger yields? Wood ashes are a byproduct that are often discarded without much thought. However, those ashes are actually packed …
It’s no secret that compost is one of the best natural fertilizers you can add to your garden, but did you know that you can make compost tea and use it as a liquid fertilizer to power your tomato plants naturally during the growing season? In fact, compost tea is actually one of the best …
Did you know that one of the best ways to naturally fertilize your tomato plants is by using spent coffee grounds? Not only can the grounds be used to power plants at the time of planting, but they can also be used throughout the entire growing season as well! Coffee grounds are full of the …