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 ...

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

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.

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