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As anyone who has ever bitten into a summer morning's glistening tomato right off the vine can testify, 'love apples' are the royalty of the vegetable kingdom. Rulers of all [...]

A long winter night in Iceland is inhospitable to green growth. But with the help of automatic lighting and geothermal heat, the Frioheimar greenhouse in Reykholt, Iceland, manages to keep [...]

To minimize the likelihood of your tomatoes catching fungus disease, such as early blight, you'll want to maximize airflow around the plants' leaves. My V-shaped tomato trellises allow for plenty [...]

To-may-to, to-mah-to, it does not matter how you say it; the word simply means delicious. And July is a great time for most vegetable gardeners because the tomato harvest begins. [...]

The most popular homegrown edible is surely the tomato, and the most disappointing homegrown edible is undoubtedly a diseased tomato plant. Keep an eye out for these spoilers and act [...]

It has been an odd spring at my little spot on the map. It was mild early enough to allow an early bloom of the spring bulbs, then it turned [...]

Dorothy Schur, of Culver, Kan., asked about a common gardening problem. She said that her tomato plants have not produced, even though the plants look healthy and have numerous blooms. [...]

The smell of tomato leaves in the sun reminds me of happy days growing up in Tennessee. My sisters and I worked in the garden on weekends, pulling weeds and [...]

Pesticide-free tomatoes are being raised without soil at Plains Produce's new 10-acre glass greenhouse in Minden, Neb. The greenhouse now houses 100,000 plants growing in rock wool -- a water-absorbing [...]