Part 6 of our series on how to grow your own tomatoes gives you some useful tip on how to look after those tomato seedlings after germination. If you missed my earlier posts go here to find part 1. Read the rest of this entry →
Tomatoes sourced commercially are often without much flavour, hence the interest in “growing your own” for a better taste. Personally, I like to grow a selection of different types for various uses in the kitchen. On a sheltered sunny patio, everyone can grow tomatoes, even in containers, so we can all give it a go.
Here are some more recommended varieties for something new: Read the rest of this entry →
We are continually updating our range with new varieties of tomato seed from different countries that have attracted our attention or have been requested by customers. Here are just a few recent additions:
Welcome to part 3 of our series all about growing your own tomatoes from seed. If you missed the earlier posts you can catch up here.
The last couple of posts concentrated on the history of tomatoes with interesting information about tomatoes and why we like to grow them. This time, I will be helping you to sow your own tomato seeds to produce the perfect crop of juicy fresh tomatoes later in the year.
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