If any of your tomato plants are dying, all hope is not lost (at least not yet!). Try one of these revitalizing methods to ...

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However, do not pull the plants up now, while they are blooming. The tiny flowers parsley produces when it blooms are ...

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We spoke with two garden experts, who urge you to avoid these common tomato growing mistakes. Here's what they had to say.

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To prune or not to prune tomatoes, that is a question that backyard tomato growers need to answer for themselves. Growing ...

Tomato pruning involves retaining or removing parts of the tomato plant known as suckers. Suckers are side shoots which appear in the axils, or crotches, between the leaf petioles and the main stem.

"Once your tomato plants are over a foot tall, it’s time to prune," the Garden Grown author says. "Leaves that hang too close to the ground can invite pests and disease." She also recommends removing ...

James recommends removing and snapping off young suckers from the main stem of a tomato plant. A tomato plant with only one top will experience significantly less stress, leading to improved fruit ...