It means that you can grow tomatoes in whatever space you have. With that in mind, this guide looks specifically at the best ...

Having your own crop of fresh vegetables doesn't necessarily require large amounts of outdoor space, and tomatoes can be ...

Beefsteak: Known for producing large, juicy fruit, Beefsteak tomatoes need deep soil, strong support, and plenty of room to grow. They're indeterminate and can easily outgrow most containers.

Growing tomatoes in containers, actually growing just about anything in a container rather than in the ground, ... I keep my tomato pot next to a large trellis to support the long and heavy vines.

Tomatoes are a staple in nearly every vegetable garden: they’re easy to grow, provide bountiful yields, can be grown in pots and the ground, and there are endless varieties to choose from.

Growing in containers is a great way to grow vegetables and other plants during the winter months, or when you’ve run out of room in your home garden. We’ll go over the tomato varieties that ...

Another option is to use a plastic bucket, such as an old 5-gallon paint bucket or any plastic container about that size. Use ...

Galloway, a Master Gardener and writer who lives in Portland, has had success growing tomatoes in large containers placed up against a south- or west-facing wall.

Garden: How to grow blueberries in the home garden Climbing and sprawling crops like cucumbers, pole beans, squash and tomatoes can be grown vertically at the perimeter of a square-foot garden.

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The RHS suggests that cordon tomatoes grow well in large containers, with a tall cane for support. And many gardening experts agree that containers trump ground tomatoes.

Large varieties like beefsteaks will take a long time to mature and produce only a few tomatoes. Always remove the bottom leaves of your tomatoes so the plant doesn’t touch the soil.