In this video, I experiment with copper wire through the stem of a tomato plant to see if this prevents blight and other fungal diseases and to test if this method is a myth or does it work! Go here ...

Figuring out when to start planting tomatoes can be tricky because they won’t grow well if you plant too early or too late in the year. Unlike fast-growing radishes and lettuce ...

For 2025, 20 plants — seven edible and 13 ornamental — have been named national or regional winners.

My tomato plant still has a lot of tomatoes on it, even though most of the vines were killed by frost. Would these be safe to ...

Murasaki translates to “purple” in Japanese. So, yes, this long-stemmed cauliflower has bright purple florets, as well as ...

My tomato plant still has a lot of tomatoes on it ... damage), you can take cuttings and root them in water. Choose a stem that is green and remove any flowers and all but the smallest topmost ...

Gently hold the leaf - never the delicate stem - and loosen then from the compost by lifting ... either tie a piece of string to the greenhouse roof and put the end under the tomato plant, or insert a ...

Just when Houston gardeners thought it was safe to venture out into the landscape, Mother Nature, who we suspect is actually ...

call 210 497-3760 to reserve a seat and a Rodeo tomato. Do not be too anxious to prune the freeze damaged leaves and stems from your ... so don’t remove them. Plant potatoes Feb 1.

Like most gardeners, I have favorite plants I’ve been growing for years and will continue to grow, like fragrant and tasty Big Boy tomatoes, wide Romano-type Italian flat beans, climbing zucchini and ...

Now, I know very few of us are planting our tomatoes outside in February. But it’s best to get everything ready ahead of time ...