Late blight in tomatoes is a common garden woe. Here’s how to identify, prevent, and control this typical tomato problem.

If your tomato plants are developing spotty, yellowing leaves or blemished fruits, you may be dealing with early blight. Learn how to control and prevent this destructive disease.

Growing tomatoes can be incredibly rewarding, but their susceptibility to certain diseases can pose challenges for even the ...

Late blight can ride in on plants infected in a greenhouse, or it can be spread by wind-blown spores. Infected plants develop ...

A popular crop to grow in Ohio, tomatoes have a lot of things influencing their growth. Here are some tips for your garden.

Unusually frequent heavy rainfall also washes away nutrients, wreaking havoc on your soil quality, says Carrie Spoonemore, co-founder of the From Seed to Spoon app. When tomatoes can’t get enough ...

Nestled in the cool highlands of Plateau State, the Jos Plateau is an agricultural gem, home to the largest contiguous potato ...

With a bit of preventative care and attention, you can enjoy a healthy harvest and maybe even earn bragging rights for the best-looking tomatoes on the block.

You’re out enjoying an evening stroll through your yard or garden. It’s cool and peaceful. You sigh in satisfaction. This is ...

Gene editing may provide a more sustainable solution for Sacramento Valley’s tomato farmers, who often fight crop diseases ...

High elevations, central and eastern Oregon: Prune away excess vegetation and new blossoms on tomatoes after mid-August.

Tomatoes are the easiest fruit to grow and have the biggest return on your investment. The plants are easy to grow from seed and can produce hundreds of flowers.