How to Keep Tomatoes Alive Over Winter?
Has the weather turned colder–or maybe even had the first frost? That’s when I start thinking
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Greg Volente
Greg Volente holds a Naturalist Certificate from the Morton Arboretum, worked for The Nature Conservancy leading environmental education programs and doing natural areas restoration, and worked in the soil science research & testing lab at Michigan State University. Besides gardening, he's an avid wildflower enthusiast, and loves botanizing, hiking, and backpacking.
Can I plant fresh tomato seeds?
Planting fresh tomato seeds is possible, and it just might be your next gardening adventure. Tomatoes
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How Many Tomatoes Can 1 Plant Produce?
As soon as healthy new tomato plants appear in your spring vegetable garden, you’ll start imagining
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How Long Will Tomato Plants Produce?
In spring, you might find last year’s tomato plants coming back with new growth–surprise! Or,
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Why are My Seedlings Turning Yellow?
Starting seedlings–whether during spring or any time of year–is exciting. Those little seedlings
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How do you tell if a ballast is going bad?
If you’re using fluorescent grow lights, you might find that the lights can be finicky. Fluorescent
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Is 40 Degrees At Night Too Cold For Tomatoes?
It’s hard to find a vegetable garden without tomato plants. Tomatoes like full sun, fertile soil,
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Are Tomatoes Toxic To Horses?
When you’ve got horses, it’s always good to learn what kind of plants you can grow around them
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Can Goats Eat Tomato Plants?
Being a homesteader is a full-time job in itself. Taking care of your crops and livestock and making
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How Much Sunlight Do Tomato Seedlings Need?
Growing tomatoes is an excellent idea to keep your kitchen loaded with fresh, organic tomatoes. But
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