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.

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Many tomato varieties have issues with blight, cracking, and Fusarium wilt, but this variety will give you a higher chance of ...

For those of us who love homegrown tomatoes, nursing our plants to fruition can sometimes be a problem. We grapple against ...

With warm, humid weather providing ideal conditions for bacteria, it's helpful to know how to spot common pests and diseases ...

If you suspect that you planted your tomato plants too close together, Weiss says that the first and foremost damaging sign ...

A wilting tomato plant is a problem, and there can be several causes, from lack of water to pests. Learn why your tomato plant is wilting and how to fix it.

As vegetable gardeners, we look forward to bringing in an armful of vegetables. Of these, tomatoes win the prize. Tomatoes ...

Generally, start spraying in early April as the weather warms (or earlier at the first sign of fungal lesions/spots). Chlorothalonil and myclobutanil are fungicides that control a wide variety of ...

There are several types of tomato blight that can get in the way of an abundant crop. Learn the signs to look for, treatment ...

Tomato blight can be a real bug-bear with tomato growers, whether you’re still a novice or an experienced grower. The disease attacks the fruits and foliage of the plant and causes them to rot.