There are, unfortunately, a range of problems that can plague your tomato plants. So, before you put your plants or seeds in the ground, you'll want to learn more about the challenges you might face.

Texas A&M AgriLife Extension expert explains early warning signs of trouble in tomato plants and how to fix the potential ...

Winter gardens are magical, cozy spaces that let you enjoy the outdoors without braving the cold. But even the most charming winter garden has its quirks—drips, drafts, and drooping plants can turn ...

A gorgeous garden demands more than sunshine, fertilizer, and a weekend with a shovel. Water controls everything beneath the surface. When that water lingers too long, roots suffocate, soil structure ...

Is this yellow aster? Several of my coneflowers just had brown cones; they didn’t bloom. Can I cut down the plants now or do I need to take them completely out? They always seem to struggle with ...

The concentrated nitrogen in dog urine can "burn" grass. Good access to fresh drinking water for your dog and deep lawn watering can reduce the problem. Our family is getting a dog this spring. I’m ...

Extended heat or cooler-than-usual temperatures can cause bitter cucumbers. Why do my cucumbers taste bitter? What causes blossom end rot? Find answers to common garden problems and solutions to keep ...

Ah, the bounty of spring: all the tender new foliage on trees and shrubs, flowers galore and prolific growth in the vegetable garden. We gardeners revel in the abundance the season brings, and just ...

The tips of the fruit are black and mushy. The problem is an issue with calcium absorption which is sometimes caused by irregular watering. Add calcium to the soil with produces like bonemeal or ...

The recent stretch of extremely hot weather is frustrating for those of us who enjoy working in our gardens and seeing summer blooms and harvest. Master Gardeners who volunteer for our Lancaster ...