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Growing tomatoes upside down not only saves garden space, but insect problems are reduced and yields are increased.

Using a 5 gallon bucket, a hanger and a couple of tools, it's easy to plant upside down tomatoes. With the tomatoes hanging out the bottom, no staking is necessary.

A list of monthly chores and checks needed for vegetable, fruit and herb gardens in the month of June.

Organic gardeners can control the growing process by choosing the best tomato varieties, by saving seeds, and by starting tomato plants from seed.

Home grown tomatoes taste fantastic and are easy to grow in pots or a spare patch of garden bed. Follow these steps for sweet, juicy fruits you can truly call your own.

A spring garden might take a little work, but planned properly, even a small area can provide enough vegetables for an average-sized family.