I grow one tomato plant per year. I grow it in the only spot of sun in my entire yard. I grow the plant in a container since that sunny spot is on the driveway.

Compact tomato plants are fine to keep in smaller containers that measure 12 inches wide and deep. Non-compact tomato plants need large containers since they provide more space for growth and ...

When garden space is limited, certain varieties of cucumbers, peppers, squash, tomatoes and even root crops such as carrots and radishes can be successfully and easily grown in large containers ...

If you’re growing in containers, however, note that too much heat in a pot can stress out your plants, especially if they’re sitting on concrete or asphalt, so try to give them shade after 2 p ...

I’ve replaced four of my tomato plants. They keep turning brown. ... I’ve grown tomatoes in large pots, but last year was a bust. What’s the best tomato to grow in a pot?