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Tomatoes
Long ago, before the advent of agribusiness and genetic engineering, tomato cultivars were passed down from generation to generation, like precious family heirlooms -- hence the name "heirloom tomato." For a relatively small investment, you can grow your own heirloom tomatoesfrom seeds or seedlings. They don't look like the tomatoes you'll find at the grocery store, but you'll notice the difference when you bite down. There's nothing like a fresh heirloom tomato.
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Tomato Grow Guide
Check out the articles below or download the PDF version of our Tomato Grow Guide.
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Environmental Issues
How environmental factors may affect (or simply appear to affect) your harvest.
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Diseases
Plant diseases that affect tomatoes and how to stop them in their tracks.
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Pests
How to identify pests and keep them from getting to your tomatoes before you do.
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