Tomato Plants
May 15, 2008
Buying pre-planted tomato plants can be pricey, I recommend growing your own. Find out when the last frost is expected in the area where you live and subtract about 8 weeks and plant indoors in planting containers. After the last frost hits you will be ready to plant and you will have a head start. Prepare the tomato bed with composted soil. Too much nitrogen will make the plant leggy with to much vine and not much fruit. The plants likes to sprawl on the ground but you will lose to many fruits this way and it is better to train the plant to grow upwards with the use of poles or cages. Some tomato vines can reach 15 feet and require a fence railing.
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