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Growing exceptional tomatoes – SM Plant to Harvest

Growing exceptional tomatoes – SM Plant to Harvest

23 September 2025 | Gardening tips, Monthly Guides, October, Tomatoes

Growing exceptional tomatoes – SM Plant to Harvest Top hints for growing tomatoes Plant tomatoes deeply – at least half way up their stems. (You can leave the lower leaves on or twist them off.) Deep planting anchors the plant; the buried stem will put out...
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