Key Points Tomato plants with plenty of leaves but no fruit are often experiencing heat stress, nutrient imbalances, or ...

Tomato leaf roll is a common response to heat, not a disease. Learn how to identify it and when to harvest your tomatoes.

Our soils typically have an alkaline pH level above 7.0. Many soil minerals used as micronutrients by plants be ...

Yellow lawns and wilting tomatoes aren't always signs that plants need more water. This week's Master Gardener column ...

It turns out there is such a thing as too much of a good thing when using garden fertilizer. Here's how to tell when your vegetable plants are overfertilized.

Enjoy a homegrown harvest all summer.

Tomatoes splitting? Your watering routine may be to blame—but it’s not just over- or under-watering. Learn what really causes cracks and how to prevent them.

While it is true that tomatoes can be challenging to grow in New England, being susceptible to several diseases as well as ...

There is nothing more disappointing than walking into the garden and finding beautiful, ripe tomatoes with large cracks running across the fruit. Tomato cracking is a common problem for home […] ...

Seedling is a pet and one of the five pets available in the Sprout Egg that was added to Grow a Garden as part of the Beanstalk Update on August 16, 2025. If you're hoping to add the Seedling to your ...

Kentucky tomato growers are being urged to watch for two common diseases that can hurt both yield and fruit quality. Caldwell County Agriculture Agent Shane Bogle says early blight and septoria leaf s ...