What Causes Black Spots on Tomato Leaves?
Black spots on tomato leaves are a telltale sign of septoria leaf spot. Learn how to identify it, main causes, and how to prevent it from taking over.| Garden Gate
Black spots on tomato leaves are a telltale sign of septoria leaf spot. Learn how to identify it, main causes, and how to prevent it from taking over.| Garden Gate
Learn how to identify this common tomato problem, the main causes of leaf curling, and how to fix it.| Garden Gate
When blossom end rot causes a mushy, sunken spot on the bottom of tomatoes, the damaged fruit can’t be saved. Protect the rest of your crop with these tips.| Garden Gate
Take a tour of Joyce Ludlow's garden to see how she turned a challenging yard into a stunning, low-maintenance space filled with easy-care, high-impact plants.| Garden Gate
Grow hollyhocks from seed to enjoy vibrant blooms each year. Learn how to save seeds and get expert tips for stunning results.| Garden Gate
Learn how to grow hollyhocks and fill your borders with their colorful spikes, a beloved favorite in cottage gardens.| Garden Gate
Everything you want to know about how to grow your favorite flowers and other plants. Meet plants for sun and shade, learn how to grow annuals, perennials, bulbs, trees and shrubs and see our recommendations for which plants will work best in your garden.| Garden Gate Magazine
Not sure how to plant, prune or divide your plants? We’ll let you know how and when to tackle these tasks. We also have helpful advice on starting seeds, how to identify (and get rid of) weeds and save water.| Garden Gate Magazine
Looking for ideas or solutions for tough spots in your yard? Let us show you how to design a beautiful and productive garden. Inspirational garden photos. Step-by-step garden design advice. It's all here!| Garden Gate Magazine
Learn how to start a new vegetable garden, choose the best vegetables and how to take care of a vegetable garden. Meet some of our favorite varieties and browse our time- and money-saving garden tips. Homegrown really does taste better!| Garden Gate Magazine
