Home Garden Tips tomato plants There are few things as exciting
as a gardener in a fresh, juicy tomatoes in your garden.
Unfortunately, there is nothing as discouraging, especially
after work, the culmination and the money you invest in your
home garden tomatoes, only to discover that the plants eaten by
pests or disease earlier. The good news is that many common
problems of the tomato plant in your garden with good practices
can be avoided. These tips will help you grow healthy tomatoes
and could save you money on sprays and other means. Before the
growing season – Garden Planning Good drainage – tomato plant in
sunny, well drained location. Use raised beds, if possible, to
promote good drainage. Crop Rotation – To prevent soil diseases,
place your tomatoes on a rotating schedule of three years and
works with independent cultures such as corn, beans or salad.
Make sure your tomato plant in the same place as other members
of the family of tomatoes (peppers, eggplants, potatoes) are
grown in the past two years