Ms. Eudora’s Garden Tool Blog

The length of time that it takes a tomato to bear fruit from the time it is planted   varies.  Continue Reading »

There are several ways to successfully weed a garden, adding a good heavy layer of mulch will cut down on weeds but the most successful way is the old fashioned way, pulling them by hand.  Continue Reading »

Tomatoes like most other garden pants can have a disease, a fungus or have a virus attack their fruit and literally ruin your crop.  Continue Reading »

There is a familiar question among gardeners as to whether or not you should or should not prune you garden tomato plants.  The fact is that tomatoes don’t really need to be pruned; it is more of a choice or preference and choice to the individual gardener him/herself.   Continue Reading »

When diseases or fungus attack the foliage on your tomato plants it is rarely fatal.  Tomatoes suffer from pests and diseases like most other plants in the garden.  Continue Reading »

An effective way to prevent tomato plants from sprawling over the ground and onto other garden vegetables is to stake them.  Continue Reading »

When you only have a few feet of balcony or patio but love the idea of gardening, try some container gardening.  The basics are simply, easy and great fun.  Continue Reading »

Many people ask What Is Organic Gardening? Continue Reading »

Some perennial plants require staking every year, many as a necessity while others only  as a matter of preference and others still simply need to be staked.  Continue Reading »

Soon the season will have changed from cold to warm and gardeners everywhere like me will be getting ready and getting set to start growing again.  Continue Reading »