Tomatoes

Tomatoes are heat-loving and quite demanding, especially when grown in greenhouses. So how should you care for tomatoes after planting seedlings in a greenhouse?

Garden plant diseases are hampering large tomato harvests. How can copper wire protect tomatoes from late blight?

Fertilizing tomato crops during fruiting has several goals: providing plants with nutrients and accelerating fruit ripening.

Any infection can destroy a crop in just a few days. But Trichopolum comes to the rescue for gardeners, treating tomatoes against late blight.

Dark spots on tomato leaves can appear for a variety of reasons. What caused them—disease or improper cultivation practices?

Mulching tomatoes in open ground or greenhouses is essential for growing them. This procedure allows for a rich and high-quality harvest.

When growing tomatoes, fertilizing is an essential part of vegetable care. Foliar feeding is especially effective.

To ensure tomato plants take root, they need to be grown properly. What can you water tomato seedlings with to ensure they grow strong?

To get a good tomato harvest, you need to put in the effort: water, feed, and also pay attention to preparing the soil for planting tomatoes.

Every gardener knows that for a good tomato harvest, it is important to choose the most favorable days for planting tomato seedlings in open ground.

Tomatoes are an exceptionally delicate and capricious vegetable. But it turns out you can make fresh tomato salads year-round. So how do you store tomatoes?