Want your home-grown tomatoes to look like they're fresh from the farmers' market? Use these gardening tips to grow the most ...

Reviewed by Julie Thompson-Adolf Adding bone meal for your plants to your garden-care regimen could be beneficial. The organic fertilizer is rich in nutrients that promote healthy growth and can ...

Growing healthy tomatoes isn't a one-and-done type of job - it requires specific care for each stage of growth, including ...

Organic ones are usually slow-release and less concentrated than synthetic ones, making them safer for plants, animals and people. Common ingredients include blood meal, bone meal, kelp and compost.

Imagine sinking your teeth into a tomato bursting with balanced sweetness, vivid acidity, and that unmistakable, sun‑ripened aroma. If you’ve ever grown tomatoes in your garden, it’s a flavor you ...

Discover expert advice from Kansas City’s “Tomato Whisperer” on maintaining healthy tomato plants, watering tips, and protecting your summer garden.