All tomato varieties can be broadly categorized as determinate or indeterminate tomatoes. This primarily affects the plants' growth habit and harvest time rather than which types of tomatoes you ...

This gives them a bushier, more compact growth habit, making them ideal for growing tomatoes in containers. The plants also need much less pruning, training, and staking than indeterminate varieties.

As the temperatures are going up to the 70s and 80s, it's time to plant those tomatoes you've been waiting to grow.

Find expert tips from Craig LeHoullier, author of Epic Tomatoes, on growing the best tomatoes. Learn about soil tests, ...

Nothing beats the flavor of fresh-from-the-garden tomatoes. Keep them close at hand by growing one or more in containers on ...

There are plenty of ways gardeners can ensure bigger, juicier tomatoes when growing them at home, even when the plant is ...

I grow one tomato plant per year. I grow it in the only ... types that are better than others in a container system. Indeterminate varieties are those that grow and grow and fruit and fruit ...

LeHoullier recommends paying attention to the kinds of tomato plants you're growing to determine exactly how much space the plants will need. If you're growing vertically grown indeterminate tomatoes ...