Don't just hope your tomatoes survive your summer trip. Prep plants for some time apart with these tips on how to care for ...

Indeterminate tomato plants, which continue to grow and produce fruit throughout the growing season, can keep yielding ripe fruit for 3-5 months or until the first frost.

A: Indeterminate tomato plants grow, as the name suggests, indefinitely, or to an undetermined size, producing fruits continually until cold weather kills the plant. These tomato plants can grow ...

Space unsupported indeterminate tomato plants 3 to 4 feet apart to allow plenty of room for the sprawling vines. Water plants well after planting and apply a layer of mulch.

A hybrid red cherry tomato, ‘Sakura’ stands out thanks to its prolific nature. The indeterminate plants produce long clusters that ripen from the top down and continue sending out more flowers ...

Indeterminate tomatoes are the vining tomato plants that can reach up to 12 feet or higher with their consistent growth. For spacing needs, this variety requires at least 18 inches apart from the ...