Tomato
There are cases in history when the late blight fungus caused the famine of an entire state. For example, in the 19th century in Ireland it destroyed the potato crop. Today, late blight most often affects tomatoes and...
Tomatoes, like any living organisms, can get sick. One of the most common crop diseases is septoria. The disease spreads in record time and destroys the crop, destroying both bushes and ...
We have known who Alexander the Great was since childhood. We all once read about the exploits of this great commander. Hundreds of years later, not only cities and streets are named after him, but also...
For a long time, tomatoes were considered inedible and even poisonous. But today even the names of some varieties themselves indicate the opposite. For example, Chocolate Miracle tomatoes. How did the tomato deserve this name and is it really...
Tomatoes appeared in Europe at the dawn of the 17th century. And now, centuries later, this vegetable has occupied an honorable niche on the table of cooks and in the garden plots of gardeners. From the variety of varieties, shapes, colors, sizes...
In addition to providing favorable conditions for growing tomatoes, you should learn to recognize possible plant diseases. The most common sign that something is wrong with your tomatoes is the appearance of different...
Cranberry in sugar is not only a vitamin dish with berries, but also a high-yielding tomato variety. It is grown in vegetable gardens and greenhouses, as well as on the balcony at home. The miniature fruits are distinguished by their unusual...
Surprisingly, many centuries ago the tomato was mistaken for a poisonous berry. People found the taste and appearance of the vegetable questionable. And now, centuries later, tomatoes are found in every garden. Gardeners love this crop for its ease of care and excellent taste. ...
Tomatoes, like many other cultivated and wild plants, are susceptible to disease. Most often, vegetables become infected with fungal infections. Late blight, powdery mildew, and Alternaria affect the crop, gradually killing it. To combat fungi, experienced gardeners ...
