Growing

Gardening is a great hobby to have, both inside and outside your home. You can save substantial amounts on groceries while getting some fresh air and exercise out of it. However, growing tomatoes (among other vegetables) in your garden has never been easier with our simple to follow aritcles for growing your own tomatoes.

White Spots On Tomato Leaves

What Do White Spots on Tomato Leaves Mean? (3 Reasons & How to Fix Them)

If you’ve ever grown tomatoes, you might agree that they aren’t too difficult to grow. Still, plants can generally be finicky, and tomatoes are no exception. Everything can be going right, your tomato plants are healthy, dark green, and producing tons of fruit – then next thing you know, there are weird, white spots showing …

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Late Season Tomato Harvest

How to Maximize Your Late Season Tomato Harvest (+ What to Do With Spent Plants & Green Tomatoes)

As the days grow shorter and the leaves start to change colour, putting away your gardening tools and calling it a season can be tempting. But if you’re lucky enough to have a garden full of plants with fruit in various stages of ripeness, there’s still plenty of time to enjoy them! Many heat-loving vegetables …

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Small Space Tomatoes

9 Tomato Varieties to Grow in Small Spaces (Balconies, Windowsills, and Small Gardens)

Don’t let the lack of outdoor space stop you from growing delicious tomatoes at home. While it may seem impossible to think of growing them in small spaces, there are actually several options available to the savvy urban gardener. You can grow a surprising number of tomatoes in containers on a balcony or windowsill by …

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Coffee Grounds Tomato Plants

Are Coffee Grounds Good for Tomato Plants? Err, Probably Not!

Should you put coffee grounds in your tomato garden? It’s commonly discussed online and in gardening groups, so you’re not alone if you’ve been asking yourself this. Many people think that because coffee is acidic, it will be good for their tomatoes because tomatoes prefer slightly acidic soil. Coffee grounds also contain nitrogen, which most …

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