Tomatoes are easily one of my favorite things to grow.  These versatile vegetables can be eaten off the vine, turned into pasta sauce, and so much more.  On today’s episode, I explain my preferred process for growing tomatoes and what I do to get the best yield.  Find out whether it’s best to plant your own seeds or buy them from the store.  Learn why you might be getting “leggy’ seedlings and what you should can do about them.  I also discuss some of the best companion plants you can put in your garden to boost the quality of both plants.

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