There's no one-size-fits-all approach to growing tomatoes. Here's how to figure out whether containers or in-ground beds are best for your plants.

Q. What size container, and potting mix, would you recommend for growing tomatoes? — B. Axson, Chesapeake A. While there are many benefits to growing in containers, the biggest drawback is wa… ...

They say that tomatoes are nature’s candy, and there’s no easier candy to pop in your mouth than a delicious cherry tomato. The great thing about cherry tomatoes is that you don’t need a lot of space ...

They say that tomatoes are nature’s candy, and there’s no easier candy to pop in your mouth than a delicious cherry tomato. The great thing about cherry tomatoes is that you don’t need a lot of space ...

Here are four things to keep in mind if you want to grow great tomatoes in containers or pots this season.

This week, the Master Gardener also explains the difference between determinate and indeterminate tomatoes (and potatoes, too).

Tomatoes can be grown in containers and the ground, but is one inherently better than the other? Two gardening experts weigh in, and their answers may surprise you.

The great thing about cherry tomatoes is that you don’t need a lot of space to grow them—in fact, they can thrive in pots.

If you crave the taste of luscious, homegrown tomatoes but don’t have the space for a garden, container gardening might be just the thing for you.