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Hi..when is the best time to start sowing tomatoe seeds in a heated greenhouse? Next year - Jan - with heat January. Great stuff canny wait...am just a beginer....Thanks.

Does anyone know why the leaves on my tomato seedlings are curling up.  They get plenty of water. Am I giving them too much? Have a look here http://www.tomatogrowing.co.uk/html/tomato_growing_tips.html   This is very helpful.  Thank you.  It

Can anyone tell me a GOOD variety of cherry tomato for growing in a hanging basket ? It will be in a sunny position and i would like it to be a heavy cropper. Hi Andrew You could try 'Garden Pearl' (aka 'Gartenperle'), it's a compact bush variety

Good morning - 40 years ago I used to enjoy a tomato whose flavour was so memorable, I can still taste it.  However I cannot find the tomato or its name.  It was a firm, medium sized fruit but had very stiking green rays eminating from where

My tomatoes are healthy but just keep producing lots of leaf but not much fruit. What am I doing wrong Overfeeding them.  Plants make fruit if the 'think' there is a likelyhood of their dying.  If you keep feeding it, the plant will keep on growing

i was a bit late in geting my tomatos in there are lots of tomatos but most are still green should they be ok for an other month yet there in my green house many thanks for any info Depends on the weather. If there's some sun they should ripen. Even

I dont have a GH and was wondering if anyone has successfully grown tomatoes outside in the Glasgow area......I see a lot of updates from people a bit further South where it is usually a wee bit warmer...If anyone has, can you give me some tips ie

hi all just a novice gardiner first year for growing tomatoes bought some shirleys and they seem to be doing fine bought a san marzano plant after a week its leaves are going brown from the top of the plant downwards any advice please Where are they

hi folks when is it best to put plant my tomatoes out? Hi, NH. I presume you mean outside in the garden. When there's no further risk of frost or very cold winds, so something depends on where you live. They are better off inside at the moment

i am going away for a week would  be ok to leave my tomatoes sitting in bucked of water so they dont dry out might seem like a silly question but i asked my son to water them last year he forgot  i lost the lot i came back to a very sad site  Don