Tomatoes...There's absolutely nothing like a juicy, ripe, fresh off the vine tomato. I know how all you gardeners take so much pride in growing them, trading tips etc. Since so many of you were interested in the Topsy Turvy Tomato planter, I wanted to add a few tomato planting and gardening tips. I just happened to find these five really great videos from Sarah Browning. She's a horticulturalist from the the University of Lincoln Nebraska and goes in depth about many different tomato topics.
Finding the right Tomato Seeds
Before the planting season starts, Sarah shows the best methods to get your tomatoes growing indoors.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5638134439678504000
Transplanting Tomatoes
Some great tips to getting tomato transplants off to a great start.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6607372398843550826
Staking Tomatoes
A few staking techniques as well as ways to deal with weed control.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3450771226661812372
Tomato Problems
Physiological problems that might occur in your tomato patch.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1054882482750362371
Tomato Diseases
This [tags]tomato planting, tomato gardening[/tags]video may not be applicable to everyone depending on where you call home. Jennifer Chaky shows us various disease pests that effects tomato plants in the Midwest. She also offers management strategies to prevent them.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4114750136710600866
Tomato info overload if you ask me! There's so many varieties and growing techniques. I guess that's what makes planting them so much fun. I just went to check the Backyard Farmer home page and I found out that they have a podcast on iTunes! Although, you need to be signed up for iTunes before listening to it. Just scroll down to they're podcast link at this Backyard Farmer page. I also thought their montly to-do list was kind of neat. They also have one there for the month of May...keeps a gardener organized!
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