The Spring is almost here (not that it feels like it in Jersey!) …so the planting season is about to begin. Many of you that are regulars here at The Cottage Market are aware that my two thumbs have a bit of a blackish tint to them : ) So I decided to put together some really good tips for growing tomatoes. Yes…I am going to try my hand at growing some tomatoes this year…with hopes that heirloom tomatoes will be in my future next year! My attempts at herbs has actually worked so tomatoes are my next frontier. There are so many experts out there I know…but many of you are at the beginning stages like me…so I hope that these tips help you to grow amazing tomatoes! So if you are growing your tomatoes in a garden or a hanging baskets…there is something in here for you. Hope these helpful tips for growing tomatoes bring you the most delicious salads…sauces…jams and sandwiches in the world!!! If you are looking for some Herb Garden inspiration and tips…check out our 30 Herb Garden ideas…there is nothing like fresh herbs!
Interesting tips aren’t they! I especially loved the illustration that showed tomato trouble…printed it out for easy reference…a great way to know what is going on with your tomato plants. The hanging basket idea is awesome and that is on this families list for sure! Hope this really helps the beginner Tomato grower and has a few tips that help the most seasoned and experienced tomato grower. I have a feeling that there are some really tasty benefits to this tomato growing venture. A tomato garden filled with tons of varieties of tomatoes is just a dream now…but hopefully will be a reality in the near future for me and for you! Happy GROWING!!!!!
(((HUGS)))
I’m going to try growing more tomatoes this year. I’ve had a lot of success with grape tomatoes, but last time I tried oxheart and we ended up with only one that ripened. I especially liked the pruning tutorial. Last summer, my parents told me about an Amish woman they saw out pruning her tomatoes. Before that, none of us knew that was a thing!
I am trying the ultimate “grow your own tomatoes, by themselves” experiment. Tomorrow we will start a six week vacation in Europe. I planted 16 tomato plants in my raised garden beds on March 14 in southwest Louisiana. On March 15 we had rain. Last night I think we had a light frost, but I am staying near the airport. So I have no idea if the little tomato plants survived. We will see on April 30! Check out my blog on May 1 (or before then for an update on our European vacation). Linda@Wetcreek Blog