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We have a mushroom-type fungus growing in our raised potato bed. Obviously I know not to touch them but will the adjoining potatoes be alright to eat? Please advise with thanks *Quick Tip for Saving Tomato Seed*Once the mould has been washed off

please ! send to me vedio and pictures to my email I have some young tomatoe seedlings which I am bringing on in an unheated greenhouse. I also have some young tumbling plants & standard plants bought from a garden centre which are much further

Okay, so I'm new to this allotment mallarky, having taken on my first this year. I'm growing Maris Piper, King Edward and Pink Fir Apple. They have all flowered well but now, only on the King Edward, there are tomatoes. Yes, tomatoes. Little green

I have a tumbler tomato plant who sits quite happily in our kitchen window and has been for nearly seven years, and still produces tomatoes. I was wondering if anyone knows how old they can get?  I have taken cuttings from him (his name is George

I have a problem which is affecting my tomatoes, impatiens and geraniums. The leafs look white from a distance but that becouse it looks like the cells between the the leaf mebranes are being destroyed and you can see through the leaves

I'm attemplting to grow tomatoes for the first time, money maker & baby bell. I've kept them covered in the conservatory out of direct sunlight and they have developed their second leaves. As I understand it's at this point they should be uncovered

be low level - I have had success with pots bags and baskets, up to and including beefsteak tomatoes and all my veg are in bags, pots or planters, with the same effect. If they are started inside and well established, they will grow happily in whatever

I have grown my tomato plants from seed and already potted them up once. Normally I would have moved them into the greenhouse (unheated) by now, but as the weather is so atrocious, I'm worried about the cold damaging or killing them. I live

planter best?? ive tried a terracotta planter before but it was disasterous, top too wet, soil washed out, bottom was bone dry and birds took the rest. tomatoes; pot or compost bags, i have 2 varieties on the go shirley and gardeners delight. spring onions

Monty Don demonstrates how to plant tomatoes in grow bags and pots in the greenhouse at Berryfields, including advice on getting the most from grow bags, and when to put tomato plants outside.springMore advice on growing tomatoesRead Kate Bradbury