Harvesting and drying your backyard pot plants doesn't need to be complicated. Here are four easy pointers to help you ...

A tomato plant can grow quite large and needs a spacious pot to support its extensive root system. A 5-litre container with drainage holes at the bottom would be an excellent option.

Growing tomatoes in containers comes with plentiful ... as they can dry out too fast. Make Sure Your Pot Has Good Drainage "It is important to select a pot with holes at the bottom to ensure ...

This planter comes in a variety of pot sizes and for tomatoes, we recommend choosing the 5-pound as a minimum. After testing, we feel the Garden4Ever Grow Bags with Handles are an outrageous value, ...

In my household, the tomato seedlings have been pricked out into six packs (some for friends). One interesting thing was that ...

I have always managed to grow enough to make some great ... seed that I planted at the same time. Tomatoes can be grown in a small space, even in a pot, especially if they’re grown up a stake ...

Tomato season is coming to an end and it's almost time to harvest, but the erratic summer weather we've experienced has ...

It can be disappointing to spend summer caring for tomato plants only for fruit to still be green as autumn approaches, but there is a simple way to extend their growing season. Tomatoes need to ...

Add a thin layer of mulch to help conserve moisture. Potted tomatoes must be watered more frequently. Water the pot any time the top inch of soil is dry. Fertilize the plants every four to six weeks ...