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Posted by: Annesplace
This is my first year at growing an outdoor garden. My cucumbers are big and fat and not long and slinder. What did I do wrong? They are about six inches long and maybe 4 or 5 inches round. Taste good, but don't look like cucumbers. Can I still pickle them that big?
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Posted by: Clay
I was talking to someone at the grocery store when we were both looking at the tomato selection and I mentioned what had happened to my tomato crop last year and the lady said my plants had a disease called verticillium but we got interrupted before she could tell me how to prevent it. Help!
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Posted by: Jenna
I keep hearing that dwarf indeterminate tomato plants are the best kind to have in your garden, can anyone tell me some tomato plant types that fall into this category and are good easy to maintain growers? Any tomato plant care tips would also be appreciated.
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Posted by: Samuel
I love the looks of the Big Rainbow tomato variety and am going to try to grow some in my garden this year. Any advice or tomato plant care tips from anyone on this tomato variety?
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Posted by: First Time Gardener
I love fresh tomatoes and finally moved to a house where I can have a small garden. I have never grown tomatoes before and I am looking for all the advice I can get on the subject. And what is the best tomato fertilizer?
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Posted by: Sylvia
I am only familiar with big beef, celebrity, and better boy tomato varieties. I would like to try a few others that are easy to grow and taste great, what does everyone suggest?
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Posted by: Claire
I have a fairly small area that I can use to try to grow some cherry tomatoes or I have some large containers I can use to grow them in. Can anyone tell me which would be best and what variety to test out my green thumb with?
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Posted by: June
I've always planted Roma tomatoes to use for canning. I'd like to try a different tomato variety that may be even more meaty, any ideas?
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Posted by: Bill
I am considering either staking or caging but have heard trellising works as well and looks nicer.
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Posted by: Sue
How do I get rid of tomato caterpillars? I pick them off when I find them but would love for them to not show up in the first place.
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