Tomato Pests in Indiana: Which Ones Actually Show Up Here
A season-by-season rundown of the cutworms, beetles, aphids, mites and hornworms that actually attack Indiana tomatoes, with how to identify and manage each one.
Tomato Planting Dates in Ohio: Counting Back From Your Frost Window
Ohio’s tomato planting window runs off OSU Extension’s Columbus frost dates. Here’s how to count backward and check your own cultivar against it.
Tomato Pests in Ohio: Which Ones Actually Show Up Here
This guide names the seven insects that actually damage tomato plants in Ohio, when each one appears, and what treatment works for it.
Tomato Varieties That Ripen in Time in Michigan
A season-by-season look at fourteen tomato varieties, from 55-day cherries to an 85-day paste tomato, matched against Michigan’s frost dates.
Tomato Planting Dates in Michigan: Counting Back From Your Frost Window
Michigan’s tomato transplant window runs from late April near Detroit to mid May statewide, based on MSU Extension frost data and each cultivar’s days to maturity.
Tomato Varieties That Ripen in Time in Indiana
Fourteen tomato cultivars checked against Indianapolis’s frost window, from 55-day cherry types to 85-day paste tomatoes, showing which finish safely each season.
Tomato Planting Dates in Indiana: Counting Back From Your Frost Window
Indiana tomato transplant dates depend on Indianapolis’s NOAA frost window, and this piece shows how to calculate a personal planting range from catalog maturity numbers.
Growing Tomatoes in Michigan: Planting Dates, Varieties and Local Pests
Michigan’s tomato planting window runs from late April in Detroit to early May statewide, with variety choice and hardening off both critical to success.
Growing Tomatoes in Indiana: Planting Dates, Varieties and Local Pests
Indiana’s tomato transplant window, from NOAA’s Indianapolis frost data, plus variety picks, companion planting and pest management for the growing season.
Saving Tomato Seeds: Fermenting, Drying and Which Varieties Come True
How to ferment, rinse, dry and store tomato seeds so they germinate well and grow true, plus which varieties will and won’t.