tomato

What are your favourite species of tomato to grow? And have you ever grown such a small tomato plant variety? Handy tip! Want to talk to Mark directly? Did you know that there is another way, outside the forum? Support Mark on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/selfsufficientme (the top tier...

What are your favourite ways of growing tomatoes? Raised bed, pots, straight into the ground, or like Mark... raised!

Have you ever heard of rakkyo before? What are your unusual species that you like to grow?

How do you store your tomatoes and sauces? And what are you favourite, tastiest tomatoes to grow?

What a great experiment! What are your tomato experiments, and what where the results?

G'day, I'm new to the forum. Been watching Mark's videos now for a while and LOVE THEM. I have a question, either for Mark or anyone who knows the answer, what does he do with his surplus produce? I'm just curious to find out as he appears to produce a LOT of the same vegetables like Beetroots...

Did you know tomatoes are a fruit? Here are mine, ripening on the vine!

My indeterminate tomato (red cherry and opalka) is doing very well. Too well in fact. It is taller than the trellis cage (about 4 foot tall) that I built and it is mid July. My first frost date in mid Oct so I have 3 more months of growth. At this rate, I don't know if my trellis can handle...

This year I got into gardening and I received some tomato plants from my neighbour who in turn received them from a friend (from the middle east if I remember correctly). Which made me curious about the type of this tomato. As we don't know the type, I started looking around on the internet...

My daughter (3) absolute LOVES tomatoes. I’m hoping to have a really good crop this year for her. My question are what would be the best small cherry type, that is sweet, and will grow well in 7B (Georgia, USA).

Here's a video on the simple knots and technique I use to secure tomato plants to a round post or stake so it doesn't slip down. The post I use in the video is nice and tall, pretty cheap, easy to force into the ground or pull out, and overall makes for a great tomato stake but you do tend to...