Why Should You Save Tomato Seeds? There are two obvious advantages to saving tomato seeds. The first is that you won't have to buy tomato seeds again next year.

Now is also the time to begin thinking about next year's garden, and if you want to grow tomatoes again, now is also the perfect time to collect seeds from your current tomato plants. Collecting ...

Learn how to save seeds from tomatoes to revive heirloom varieties by saving heirloom tomato seeds and safeguard against future food uncertainty.

Here is some advice I’ve gleaned on how to collect and save tomato seeds from Seed Savers Exchange (seedsavers.org) and from lots of talking to tomato breeders while I was a science and garden ...

If you want to save tomato seeds, for example, grow only one type of tomato in your garden.

Most ‘important’ step when saving tomato seeds to encourage ‘healthy’ new plants Tomato plants are coming to the end of their season with the final fruits almost ready to pick.

Gardening: How to save vegetable seeds for next year Many of the vegetables we grow in our gardens produce seeds, which, if harvested and stored correctly, have the potential to grace us with free ...

This weekend's garden jobs include removing unneeded tree staking, too-tight tree wraps, and excess mulch, saving seeds from mature vegetable plants, and taking steps to get those green tomatoes ...

Why Should You Save Tomato Seeds? There are two obvious advantages to saving tomato seeds. The first is that you won't have to buy tomato seeds again next year.

If you want to save tomato seeds, for example, grow only one type of tomato in your garden. If that feels too limiting, go ahead and experiment, knowing that even if cross-pollinated, both parents ...