Early summer’s rainy, humid weather created exactly the sort of conditions suitable for the spread of potato blight ...

One way to ensure that your tomatoes will thrive all season long is to avoid plants that may harm their growth. We've rounded up nine plants to never grow with your tomatoes.

Tomatoes are among the most popular vegetables to grow at home—and for good reason. Compared to store-bought tomatoes, ...

If your tomato plants aren't looking healthy as you were expecting, you might be making one of these five common errors. We ...

Good trellising is important to keep plants off the ground, and to support the stems, which are sometimes brittle and can ...

Tomato growers may be familiar with potential issues like cracking, blight, wilt, and other diseases. Cultivated tomato species are typically more susceptible to disease than wild species, but prepare ...

Most gardeners have a tendency to plant several cherry tomatoes closely in a raised bed or container. This certainly helps save space but at the same time might cause some potential garden problems, ...

Early blight can infect tomato foliage and fruit. On tomato foliage, Early blight first appears as circular irregular black or brown spots on the older leaves of the plant. As these lesions enlarge a ...

This month, we are going to do a Q/A session. I know I have many great readers! I get wonderful questions via text, email, at ...

Late blight is a fungal disease that affects potatoes and tomatoes, and can cause widespread crop destruction. The disease ...