First of all you’ll want to prepare your soil.
Certainly, I like to keep my garden free from chemicals and pesticides.
In fact, I choose to amend my soil with composted manure.
There are many options available, I usually choose a composted chicken or steer manure.
This is something that I add to my soil every year.
The first year we planted a garden at this home, we also added vermiculite or perlite.
This helps break up hard and compacted soil.
We’ve also installed a drip irrigation system, which directs water at the roots of the plants.
Not only does this conserve water, but also cuts down on weeds!
And who like to weed? Not me!
Another quick and easy way to add nutrients to your garden when growing tomatoes is eggshells.
Not only do eggshells add nutrients to your soil like calcium and potassium, but they also keep slugs and snails from your plants.
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Can you grow one tomato plant only. Thank You
Absolutely! It doesn’t require another pollinator. Good luck on your garden.