Plant tomatoes 18 to 24 inches apart, three to four feet between rows, for proper airflow. Indeterminate varieties need more space than determinate varieties because they don't stop growing until ...

Determinate (Bush) Tomatoes: These varieties have a more defined growth period. They grow to a certain height, set all their fruit within a short window (usually 4-6 weeks), and then stop producing.

Caging your tomato plants provides support while improving plant health. A plump beefsteak tomato can weigh up to a pound—that’s a lot of weight for the flexible branches of a tomato plant to ...

The National Centre for Organic Agriculture has been working to introduce a few new varieties of tomatoes for the past three years in the country. The agriculture research and development centres ...

Nowadays, the remnants of the Scottish industry have forsaken the classic round red tomato in favour of specialist varieties – particularly plum tomatoes and yellow tomatoes. ‘We’re a niche ...

So often thought of as a summer vegetable fruit, tomatoes actually improve as the summer progresses, so tomatoes bought at the beginning of autumn will have a most intense flavour. The flavour ...

So often thought of as a summer vegetable fruit, tomatoes actually improve as the summer progresses, so tomatoes bought at the beginning of autumn will have a most intense flavour. The flavour ...

Britain, David 2007. REVIEWS - Edgar W. Schneider, Kate Burridge, Bernd Kortmann, Rajend Mesthrie & Clive Upton (eds.), A handbook of varieties of English: A ...