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why do my greenhouse tomatoes grow very well every year then when nicely established and producing lots of fruit they develop mould on the leaves? this has happened for the last four years.....EVERY YEAR ! You did not describe the mould you get

Hi, I've got a few extra tomato plants left over and I'm going to give them to my mother in law. But I've only got muli-purpose compost and tub&basket compost left, is it okay just to use this or should I get a fruit&veg bag to pot them up? Also

My Greenhouse Tomatoes top leaves are wilting, they are in grow bags i am watering them each day so they are not dry.  Why would this be the greenhouse has some shading up to stop the sun scorching them. I just have a hunch here that your tomatoes

Tonight my partner brought home 6 2 inch tomato plants from aldi. He thought these were a bargain at 1.99. We potted them up about 10 minutes ago and have them a water. They are now sat on some capillary matting in a tray in my unheated conservatory

My baby tomato plants have grown to about 4inches tall and then are wilting and dying, I don't know what I'm doing wrong. They are a basket variety  Maskotka. I am also growing sungold and gardeners delight which seem to be ok at the moment

I now realise (from reading other posts) that I have probably planted my tomatoes indoors too early with insufficient light and too much heat. Lots of seedlings have come through (now about 2" high) but they are leggy. I understand that I can pot

I have grown tomatoes (in the greenhouse) for the first time this year, and although I have a decent crop on them, not one has started to ripen. I have thin plastic shading to protect the contents from shrivelling (when we do get some sun), but I am

of course - a really cold snap will set in at the end of February for two or three weeks and finish us all off. I daren't check the weather forecast.Nonetheless I'm starting to grow tomatoes from seed this week. They always take such a long tome to get going

can i plant my tomatoes in the sme soil as last year in my greenhouse if i add fresh compost.  what about pests in soil? The simple answer is yes provided the soil gets a good refresh. I've been growing toms in the same patch for eons with a good

Yes, it's certainly been a great year for tomatoes.....and the tomato/potato blight has finally arived , this week, in my Hampshire garden! Luckily not in the greenhouse yet, so toms are OK! I have grown Alicante Tomatoes this year in the greenhouse