This article concerns indeterminate tomato plants, those that produce new suckers in the leaf axils while the vines keep growing until you or frost kill them. If you grow determinate tomatoes, which ...

These two types of tomato plants have different shapes and growing patterns. Knowing the difference can help you decide which ...

If your tomato leaves are curling upwards, it's likely a sign of environmental stress, such as high heat or inadequate water.

Researchers have identified a single mutation in the YFT3 gene that disrupts a key enzymatic function in tomato carotenoid biosynthesis, resulting in strikingly yellow fruits.

Are your Saskatoon berries too tall? Pears too hard? Raspberries need thinning? Wondering about growing great carrots, tomatoes or potatoes? Our gardening experts have advice to get a tasty bounty.

Tomatoes need plenty of sunlight to produce fruit, but too much sun and heat can cause tomatoes to get sunscald. Here's how ...

A gardener on Instagram said that he uses an electric toothbrush in his garden, and claims that the trick "tripled" his ...

This is a really interesting find - a tomato plant that is producing two different types/shaped fruit! One fruit looks similar to an oxheart variety and the other is pleated like a beefsteak. Self ...

If you have these plants in your yard, pruning them in July is a good idea, whether to encourage more blooms, keep them in ...

According to gardening experts at House Digest, the best thing you can do is apply around three inches of mulch around the ...

Leaves: Spinach, lettuce, cabbage (aka rabbit food). Stems: Asparagus, rhubarb (the latter shows up in pies, but don't be ...

The plant you have is an interesting succulent called starfish flower (Stapelia gigantea), which is native to southern Africa ...