YouTube: How to Save Tomato Seeds
Christy walks you through the step-by-step process for saving tomato seeds from your favorite varieties so that you can grow free tomatoes from here on out.
YouTube: Tomato Hack – Rescue Tomatoes From Critters
Are critters snagging your tomatoes before they're ripe? Our latest YouTube video will help you rescue all your tomatoes before critters can get them.
Podcast: Best Of Tomato & Pepper Tips
On the Gardenerd Tip of the Week Podcast this week, we're sharing the best tomato & pepper tips from our archives. Listen to segments of past interviews for helpful tips…
YouTube: What “Heirloom Tomato” Really Means
Let's talk about what "heirloom tomato" really means. You might be surprised.
Tomatomania Tour 2023
YouTube: TomatoMania Tour 2023
Our latest YouTube video takes you on a tour of Tomatomania and our tomato seedling picks for 2023. See what's hot in tomato varieties for the coming season.
YouTube: Why Aren’t My Tomatoes Growing?
We get this question all the time: Why Aren't My Tomatoes Growing? There could be a number of reasons why, & our latest YouTube video explores many of the most common.
Tomato seedlings under grow lights. They get 16 hours of light per day.
YouTube: How to Start Tomato Seeds – and Keep Them Organized
It's time to start tomato seeds (or late for some of us), and every year we run the risk of mixing up seeds and plant tags. The result: mystery tomatoes!
YouTube: Tomato Planting Tips
In our latest YouTube video, Christy share 6 tomato planting tips that will get your garden off to a great start this season.
YouTube: Colorful Tomatoes to Grow in 2021
We all have limited space for tomatoes, and given the abundance of options (there are more than 600 varieties of heirloom tomatoes alone!) deciding which to grow can be like…
Christy with Scott Daigre, producer of TomatoMania.
Podcast: Tomato Troubles with Scott Daigre of TomatoMania
In our latest podcast we bring back Scott Daigre of TomatoMania for a mid-season check in on tomatoes. We chat about tomato troubles and how to manage them in your summer garden. Read all about it on the Gardenerd Blog.