‘And no additional artificial light is necessary because you are not trying to get a crop.’ Tomatoes growing outdoors in a kitchen garden need to be lifted and potted up to be brought indoors for ...

growing tomatoes in pots is the gardening hack you need. Planting your tomatoes in containers saves space and offers flexibility as your garden’s needs change, but you’ll still get that same ...

There are varieties suited to growing indoors and outdoors and some ... the drainage holes put into a 12.5cm (5in) pot. Unless you're growing a bush tomato, the aim is to create a single-stemmed ...

You may not have room for a vegetable patch or time for an allotment, but many delicious varieties of salad, vegetable and fruit will thrive in containers ... of tomatoes, rather than tall growing ...

You can get a head start for spring planting by raising seedlings indoors in pots on a warm sunny windowsill. • Fruit fly and wet humid weather (which causes disease) makes growing tomatoes more ...

Tomatoes are easy to grow, both in the greenhouse and in the garden. They do well in pots and growing bags so are perfect for patios and balconies too. The Which? Gardening experts have trialled and ...

Hand planting seedlings in pots for indoor gardening setup ... vegetable seeds that germinate quickly (such as cabbage and tomatoes) enter their dormant state with mature, fully formed embryos.

Start tomato seeds indoors 6-8 weeks before the ... Choose a sunny location in your garden or select large containers with drainage holes if you plan to grow tomatoes on a patio or balcony.

If you're growing tomatoes in pots, fill the base tray with water so the plant can pull it up from the bottom. Always water the base of the plant and not the leaves as this can cause pests and ...