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Have you ever found yourself at the garden center staring at rack upon rack of tomato plants all begging you to take them home? With
It may be hard to believe, but Americans once shunned this now classic fruit because it was thought to be poisonous. The tomato is native
If you plant three types of tomatoes – cherry, paste, and slicing – you’ll have the right type of tomato on hand for salads, sandwiches,
What can I do to revitalize my tomato garden? My space is limited so I have to use the same area for several years. The
I am serious when it comes to my tomato patch. I know I’m not alone in that sentiment. I’ve learned that maximizing soil quality and
I want to know how to save tomato seeds. I seem to recall that I should let the seeds stew in their juices to get
What are the next steps after digging sweet potatoes? How do I cure the spuds I have just dug? Due to a wetter-than-usual summer, the
It’s late March and I have yet to harvest a single spring pea or leaf of spinach, but it’s already time to start planning for
During summer plant diseases come to life in the vegetable garden as temperatures rise and humidity increases. Take a stand with these preventive tips before
In Medieval religious paintings the strawberry was symbolic of “noble thought and majesty,” but I’m more likely to think of gluttony than piety when I