Jul
18
2009
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How to Prune Tomatoes – Video Demonstration

Describing how to prune a tomato plant using the written word is a very difficult thing to do, so instead I have provided you with this video courtesy of YouTube. This particular video has a very good rating and demonstrates what is required to ensure lots of fruit by removing unwanted growth from the tomato plant.

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Jul
10
2009
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Tomato Plants Care and Feeding

Tomato Plants Care and Feeding
By Brian R Stephens

The tomato plant is one of the easiest plants to grow in the garden and is a great source of food for the family, they are both delicious to eat and promote good health. Learn how to care for tomato plants and you will be able to produce a lot of fruit throughout the growing season.

There are a few basics to get right concerning both the tomato plant care and feeding so that you can ensure lots of juicy fresh fruit straight from the garden.

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Jul
03
2009
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Growing Tomatoes – How to Stop an Earwig Party on Your Tomato Plants

Growing Tomatoes – How to Stop an Earwig Party on Your Tomato Plants
By Diane Palmer

Tomato Plants suffer from pests, just like any other plant in your garden. But personally, I found Earwigs to be the biggest pain.

They love to eat the leaves of a tomato plant, and if there are enough of them, this can kill the plant. If you are just battling a few, then, picking them off by hand may work.

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Jun
26
2009
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Top Gardening Tips for Tomatoes

fresh juicy tomatoes straight from the garden to the dining table

fresh juicy tomatoes straight from the garden to the dining table

When you are just starting out with your own vegetable gardening, a wise choice is to include tomatoes in your choice of plants because they are one of the best plants for a beginner to try his or her hand with. Strictly speaking of course tomatoes are not vegetables they are actually a fruit, but most people categorize them as a vegetable and they are a classic ingredient for a lovely summer salad. There really isn’t anything nicer than having your own home grown tomatoes sitting freshly picked on your plate.

Tip Number 1 – correct spacing

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