Growing a black tomato plant in your kitchen garden can add an unusual and beautiful touch to your green space while offering rich, antioxidant-packed produce. With the right care and a few helpful ...

Use small pots with seed-starting soil and plant each seed about a quarter-inch deep. Keep the soil moist but avoid ...

It's hard to believe that something a simple as the color of plastic mulch might have an effect on the number of tomatoes you ...

Most gardeners have a tendency to plant several cherry tomatoes closely in a raised bed or container. This certainly helps save space but at the same time might cause some potential garden problems, ...

It can be hard to judge exactly when to pull tomatoes out of the garden in fall, especially if your plants still have a few green tomatoes left on the vine. However, disposing of old tomato plants ...

Pam Riddle’s garden is home to two monsters — a 14-foot tomato plant and an 8-foot jalapeno pepper plant, both are straining ...

Bear in mind though that you'll have to water and fertilize the tomato plants more frequently, especially in the summer, due to leaching. Favor hard-wearing landscape or polypropylene fabric for ...

Early blight can infect tomato foliage and fruit. On tomato foliage, Early blight first appears as circular irregular black or brown spots on the older leaves of the plant. As these lesions enlarge a ...

Asian cuisine, try these jammy plantains and black beans in charred poblano sauce for filling high-fiber tacos.

From eggplant muffuletta to 10-vegetable stir-fry, this is how legendary chef Emeril Lagasse puts the “bam!” in plant-based.