Garden Class: How to transplant tomatoes #garden #tomato #gardeningtips #vegetablegarden #plants



In this session of my live garden class, I show you how to transplant tomato seedlings into the garden. I review the supplies and fertilizers that I like to add into the planting hole and answer your gardening questions.

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  1. I really really love tomatoes but I’m almost swore off of trying to grow them. I live in upstate South Carolina and I’ve tried several different types of planting. First year it was rotten bottom, last two years it’s been blight I think. Also I won’t use anything to kill pests because I’m scared to use anything toxic to humans, animals or good insects. Uncle says you have to use 7 dust and 101010 but I refuse. But I notice you use only hydrogen peroxide BT and something else. Are these things harmful to any bees or humans anything at all? If not maybe I can try tomatoes one more year. Do you have a video on how you maintain pest control, diseases, fertilizing routine, and pruning? It could be a combination of these four things that I can’t seem to be successful at gardening food.

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  2. As always great content. I learn something from every video you put out. So mad at myself. I had you on my calendar as a reminder and got busy. Today, after pulling all of my tomato plants out (grrrr) I now see you say to just leave them until the summer. Darn! They did have nematode root infestation but I expected that. Lesson learned. Thanks again for all your advice.

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