Tomatoes are heat loving tropical plants. If you haven’t planted tomatoes yet, it’s not too late; they’ll catch up and even bypass earlier plantings.

Stake, prune, mulch and water your tomatoes to ensure a bountiful harvest. Once you pick the fruits of your labor, eat them straight, store them or use them in a delicious recipe.

Even in the smallest of spaces, you can grow vegetables. And they add to your landscape without giving up your pretty garden.

However, most people would be most excited to grow indeterminate tomatoes. Some tips for planting tomatoes – plant stems about an inch or two deep and keep the plants separated from each other.

First, you must pick what kind of tomatoes you want to grow, learn how to grow them from seed, get sprouts in the ground, and pollinate them when they're mature to ensure a bountiful supply.

It's exciting to begin growing your own tomato plants, but you'll need to rein in your excitement while you wait for the fruit to be ready.

Tomatoes are known as a warm-season plant, but there are a few varieties that can withstand cooler temperatures, making them ...

Here are four things to keep in mind if you want to grow great tomatoes in containers or pots this season.

Tomatoes can be grown in containers and the ground, but is one inherently better than the other? Two gardening experts weigh in, and their answers may surprise you.

We can certainly grow tomatoes successfully in the maritime Northwest, but pampering them will increase your chance of success.