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Hi all, I  recently put a question about tomatoes seedlnags showing a blueish tinge, although they are growing they seem to be slow, they are in a greenhouse with some heat, will they catch up or should I buy some plants. Stop fretting is my advice

I am guessing I had tomato rot this year in green house...one third up all of them looked rotten but they continued to grow..very very poor yield though... what causes this ..I know we had hot/wet summer but thought it would not effect ones in gr

over the past 2 or 3 years my tomato only develope fruit that is very small ie. sometimes as small as a pea. does not seem to make a differance if it is a normal size or a miniture variety. If you have fresh seed, fresh compost provide the right

Hi there, Its my first time growing tomatoes in the greenhouse. Almost all the tomatoes on the lowest trusses have some kind of rot / infection. See pic below  I'd love to know what's wrong how to avoid it next year Can I compost them

Tomatoes - I can't get enough of them. I grow most of my tomatoes in the greenhouse, as growing them outside increases the risk of them getting tomato blight. Sadly, tomato blight thrives in the warm, wet summers we've had recently.So far this year

Hello.  Every year about October/November, I take a bought tomato, take the seeds out, place in a brown envelope and put in a draw until January.  Then I take out the seeds and place one in a pot and put on my window shelf until the frost goes

I have bought a plastic greenhouse and have successfully grown tomatos in it this year. However due to the poor temperatures this summer they have not ripened. The greenhouse ia against a 5ft wooden fence, is it an idea for next year to cover

In answer to your question -there most probably are   I'd love to know what the question was.

: http://www.tomatogrowing.co.uk/html/tomato_growing_tips.html Lots of good advice! If they still haven't appeared, you can cover the top with cling film until they do, so they won't dry out. But remove it once the seedlings emerge. I have a little bottle

Hi all this may seem a strange question but i was wondering about keeping tomato plants for a second year. The reason behind this is i manage a garden project and we havd a large polytunnel with several tomato plants in it. Some of the plant stems