Pruning and tying up tomato plants — Corner Store Garden Center

by Mark Levisay Let’s review the pruning and tying up of tomato plants which we talked about in an earlier post.  This is something you should be doing now, in June and July to prepare for supporting heavy sets of fruit and to discourage disease later on. I recently took some photos in my

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