How Do I Prune Cherry Tomatoes? Do I Even Have to? How to Grow Cherry Tomatoes.

If you watch this channel, you know why and how to prune tomato plants. I've had several tomato pruning videos. But never one like this. What about cherry tomatoes? Should you or shouldn't you prune them? What about currant tomatoes? What are currant tomatoes? I'll show you all of this!

[@lfoo9428]

What?! We don’t have to prune cherry tomatoes?! I’ve been doing it wrong all this time... No wonder my harvests have been less than satisfactory. Thank you, Brian, for always being so informative.

[@maryannhoule3865]

Brian, She did a really great job with a small area thanks to you . What a great personality she has. thanks

[@tammybrandt72]

Love Love Love my garden!!! Thanx everyone for going along w me on this growing journey... I'm having a blast!!! Happy Gardening 😊🧡🍓🌽🥒🍅

[@nanarose3496]

You're doing an amazing job, Tammy! What a first time garden! By the way, I LOVE your "Tammy's Garden" sign.

[@cindyhewatt3406]

I love your Tammy’s Garden sign also!

[@LanaiDebbie]

Also love your sign! Can you share where you got it?

[@shirleyk623]

Brian said it was ok to send him an e-mail to get an address to send you those seeds for the butterfly plants. I will tell Brian the reason for my delay from the original offer that I made to you. He can explain it to you. I will try to send it tonight. Your excitement for gardening is delightful! ☺🦋🦋🦋🐛🐛🐛

[@debbyd5729]

I wish my garden looked even half as amazing as yours! Great job to you and your cutie kiddos! Hope to see them again next time! 😊

[@davidhartford6581]

Oh no! I have been pruning suckers on my cherries! I still have a lot of blooms though, so I will stop pruning and see what happens! Thanks for the help! Great video!🤓

[@SecondMileJourney]

I think you need to do more videos in Tammy’s garden this year! She is precious! Love her energy!

[@mchangmi]

yes! i agree!! :-)

[@cbdnearme271]

I love that you visit people’s gardens! I just bought my first home and plan to dive right in to learning and growing like I’ve always dreamt! I’ve watched half of your videos in 3 days and I’m learning so much because of your DEPTH! Maybe with using your videos as my guide I can one day have a beautiful garden 🤞🏼🤷‍♀️ wish me luck!!!!

[@amberweinmann9441]

Currant tomatoes are my favorite! I love the way it's just one bite that explodes in your mouth. Plus, I don't need to cut them for salads, stir fries, or even pizza topping. They also seem to be more resilient in the heat (less blossom drop) and less susceptible to any pests besides aphids. Now if only my summer squash would cooperate...

[@MichaelRei99]

A properly tended garden gives you such a sense of pride and is very de stressing when you are in the garden. Plus the produce is great too. Knowledge is power!!

[@erikasweet686]

I wish I'd known not to prune my cherry tomatoes! Oh well. Knowledge gained to put into practice in the future.

[@Katsem]

Erika Sweet I have been pruning mine based on the vid on vertical growing where it was shown how to prune indeterminate. Lol. I’m not worried. Will just quit. Lots of time left and am getting lots of fruit despite my goof. Love your videos.

[@charcounsel4432]

Here in N TX cherry tomatoes go NUTS. I have to prune them or they will take over the whole garden. I also prune at least 1 to 2 feet at the ground level. If not the pests just walk right up the leaves onto the plant.

[@Stepk27]

I too have been pruning, I have a ton of cherry tomatoes but having more would have been better. Next year! I have learned so much!

[@emojicursed]

U can prune them just not to much I got one to come back to life I got at home depot I just removed all the damaged leaves and it’s thriving now

[@imsodone4309]

Me too...I’ve been taking off the suckers. Oh well.lol

[@kelleelivingston6707]

OMG, I've been pruning my cherry tomatoes. Won't be doing that anymore. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge.

[@iwalanicarr748]

Same here. Agh! Wish this was mentioned two months ago. :-(

[@susanbritton-giza5054]

I live in Cleveland and my seeds all germinated this past March ! I had a family room of seedlings ! Now I just picked and are my first snow pea out of my garden ! So excited ! I planted zucchini Picking cucumbers Yellow squash Regular peas Tomato Baby tomatoes Brocolli Cabbage and Beans ! All into containers ! From Robbie and Gary Gardening easy ! Too much fun! If the sun isn’t right, I just pick them up and move them !😍😍😍 Many thx for your ideas 😍😍😍! My husband wants me to plant a pizza garden ! Lol 😂 I told him I can plant herbs for it but that’s about the extent !😝 Oh I also got a Vege pod for my birthday ! Having fun planting lettuce, Swiss chard, spinach, radishes, beets and celery ! Having much fun ! 😍😍😍! Thank you so much for all of your help ! I wish I lived somewhere more warm, but I make things work out where I live 😉💕

[@MrARHunter]

My side yard got taken over by current tomatoes 4-5 years ago. They come back every year and produce tons of fruit. But yes unless I prune it back every so often the plants entirely take over a 5’ x 20’ space within a month.

[@PM-qq9vu]

Mine too!! I have tomatoes I don't remember growing.

[@CoCojoy420]

It is crazy every year the tomatoes come back I guess they go dormant then spring comes

[@darlenevoigt1457]

Where do you live? I think I am too far north

[@nathanlau3275]

Tammy is so lucky to have you as her garden consultant!

[@knoxvol7512]

Her garden looks great! Really appreciate your channel / help. This year is year 1 for me. I've set up 4 - 4x8ft beds with an automated drip system. Everything is doing great. I'm a canner, so things are about to get real busy!! Thanks again!

[@NextLevelGardening]

I love hearing that thank you

[@fionaharvey2720]

The best thing this summer has been discovering California garden tv! I look forward to your videos and to learning more, like today never knew about current tomatoes! Great presentation! ☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️

[@NextLevelGardening]

Awww. Thanks Fiona! Although there weren't that many positive things in 2020 to have to compete against🤣🤣🤣

[@mneraasen224]

Wonderful garden Tammy! I bought a pack of mixed cherry tomatoes, they color the varieties. I’m also growing champagne bubbles currant tomatoes and lots of heirlooms. My favorite is Black Krim 😋

[@mgrey1602]

Great video! I did not know that one shouldn't prune cherry varieties! So valuable (for next year)! Thank you, Brian!

[@xpurg8d]

Beautiful garden! I wish I'd known someone like you when I wanted to start my first veggie garden. I read that zucchini was easy for beginners, and had no idea what the yield would be, so I planted 12 zucchini plants (for a family of four). That was more than 40 years ago, and my husband still won't eat zucchini...

[@qweeknee4208]

Made me chuckle! Maybe zucchini brownies he might like?

[@dcwatashi]

You need to disguise it like you could bread it and deep-fry it who doesn't like vegetables that are deep fried??

[@xpurg8d]

@@qweeknee4208 Nope. I made every conceivable use of them -- fried, breaded, stuffed, in cookies and breads and chocolate cake and brownies, every recipe I could find. That's why he won't eat them, I just served zucchini in everything that year!

[@donalabate4143]

Try zucchini blossom recipes.

[@block56acdc]

We live in Rhode Island and have been watching your videos for a couple of months now and I wanted to show you a picture of our garden. Thank you for sharing your knowledge for gardening.

[@NextLevelGardening]

You can send me a picture through Facebook or Instagram 🙂

[@jtcowboy5518]

Tammy is doing an exceptional job on her garden!

[@joanies6778]

Starting small IS smart. Mine was small last year. I planned too big this year and some things did not get planted... still. Well, a lot had to do with going from winter straight into summer with no spring. But I have learned a lot, what I do have is thriving, and my lessons will yield better planning next time. 🐞🌱🐝

[@NextLevelGardening]

Glad to hear you are enjoying what you have and that you are already thinking about next season 🙂

[@HeiderosesPhotograph]

THERE IS NOTHING BETTER THEN A GARDEN AND EATING THOSE DELICIOUS FRUITS AND VEGGIES. TFS......

[@Lynda5876]

I love the taste tests that you and Tammy conducted. LOL. And I’m so glad to know that you don’t prune cherry tomatoes! Thank you!!!

[@NextLevelGardening]

Glad we could give you a laugh and less work to do in your garden 🙂

[@nanarose3496]

My container garden is going to provide more produce than I can eat and give away thanks to all of your great instruction....and also thanks to the products you recommend. Neptune's Harvest is the bomb! I planted everything very, very late this year because we kept having unseasonably cool temperatures here in NC, yet I picked my first cucumber yesterday and the vines are filled with more! Yellow squash has been dropping blossoms do I did my first "in vitro" pollination with a male flower this morning. He was a little embarrassed, but he survived. ;) Obviously my Barry White music didn't quite cut it. Thanks for all the great videos, Brian. I've never had such great looking plants and they are all from seed...such a savings over previous years. ;) I'll say it again, you have the best gardening channel on KZbin!

[@NextLevelGardening]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 That's so funny. Embarrassed! And thank you as always.❤

[@farmerbob4554]

Tammy is really into gardening-I’m really happy for her. I planted Jujube tomato last season and it became a monster as well. Lots of fruit but huge green growth as well. Biggest winners so far this year have been Burgess buttercup winter squash and pink brandy wine tomato. About 30 squash from one hill and 15 good size tomatoes. Disappointments are Delicata squash and Carbon tomato. For some reason they just aren’t producing well. I guess it’s a crap shoot with heirloom tomatoes anyway but I know I’ll grow pink brandy wine from now on.

[@NextLevelGardening]

My 1st tomato ever grew was a Brandywine! Great variety

[@marilynrafla6628]

I have a highly productive cherry tomatoes plant that I wish someone had told me earlier not to prune it eventhough it is indeterminate and that even if I do I can let the sucker grow new roots and start a new plant. I think in the future I will let the suckers grow and prun only the lower ones near the soil and use them to start a second wave of plants or share with friends.

[@pamthompsonarbogast3687]

I've had good success with rooting my sucker trims, and starting new plants from them:-)

[@mkweber9615]

Another very timely video! Thanks you SO much. Going to chop back my overgrowth now, fearlessly!

[@stephaniesmith9710]

I grew a gold rush current tomato last year and it went crazy. I found that they are great pickled.

[@Leiliaeli21]

That’s awesome! I didn’t even know there was such a thing as currant tomatoes! Now I’ll have to keep an eye open for some seeds! As for my garden, everything is looking good (though apart from a zuchini and an eggplant 🍆 I haven’t been able to harvest anything yet) ... oh! And the salad! It’s growing like crazy! My basil also grows faster than I can eat it so I’ve started giving it to an ex-Italian chef so he can make some pesto with it! (Sooo looking forward to that!) My carrots where also delicious! And the beans are fantastic. (Though they have started to wilt from the bottom up and I don’t know why... ;_; ) Thank you once again for this video! I always learn something with you and get so much inspiration! Gardening with your guidance has been so much fun that I plan to double the size of my vegetable garden for next year! :D

[@NextLevelGardening]

Sounds great! I love that you are enjoying your garden and want to expand 🙂

[@teresaarroyo396]

Hi! First, I’M OBSESSED WITH YOUR CHANNEL!! Thank you so much for all your words of wisdom and support. You have helped make this scary horrible time in our lives better! QUESTION: for raised bed tomato plants (I don’t have your system but I will next season!), can I move plants that I planted less than 2 weeks ago? I don’t like where one of them is; it’s only about 8” tall. Thanks for any help and everything you do!!

[@NextLevelGardening]

Thank you so much that's very sweet and means a lot! Veggies are pretty forgiving when moved especially if it's only been in the ground a short time... you should be OK just make sure to water them well when you transplant. One tip is do it in the eve so the sun is gone for awhile and gives them a chance to settle in.

[@shirleyk623]

Congratulations Tammy! You and the boys are doing a great job and having a blast doing it.

[@bilezmom11]

Thank you! I’m new and growing orange currants. Now I understand why they are growing faster than my other tomatoes. I think it’s early enough for me to move the ones in grow bags. I see your using tomato cages for support. I will move them away and pop a cage on them!

[@anniecochrane3359]

I really love to see a gardener teaching others within the family - awesome! During our covid lockdown here in NZ (over now as we have no community transmission), my son and family wanted to put in a vege garden. So he made the raised beds, and then, using facetime, I was able to help him with his plants, composting etc etc. And on facetime participated in the planting with the whole family. Such a delight. I loved hearing the kids voices in the background on your video!! Wanting to be in on the action.

[@grantfuller5011]

I have used all your advice for growing my first tomatoes. I don't actually think we'll be able to eat this many 🤣 I grew quite a few cherries and normal tomatoes all from seed and had to give away loads. I kept 4 of each plant and every plant is full of tomatoes, they're not ready yet as we need a bit of sun in England (we had a really bad few weeks of weather) I've followed all of your advice and will certainly be doing the same next year. I can't thank you enough 👏

[@amandabussey4416]

I'm so gonna try current tomatoes next year. Along with lots of others

[@THuuDo]

This was so helpful and Tammy has such a wonderful and vivacious personality! I had no idea how to prune cherry tomato plants. I knew they were indeterminate, but was confused when people would talk about pruning and always wondered about my cherry guys. I have pruned the bottoms pretty heavily to keep from getting early blight and powdery mildew, but didn’t have the heart to single stem it. I’m glad I didn’t!!!

[@tammybrandt72]

Hello ... Hello Awesome California Garden TV viewers 😁 I absolutely LOVE reading all of your comments.... Thank You all so very much for the support, suggestions & encouraging words.... most of all.... Thank You for following along w me & my boys as we learn all about the wonderful world of Gardening. 🧡🥬🌽🍅🥒🍓 Tammy 😁

[@qweeknee4208]

Nice! Haven't seen a currant tomato before will have to keep my eyes open for next year. That garden looks great! Didn't know about pruning tomatoes will have to watch those videos.

[@GemmaleeDee]

I'm not in California any longer but I still love watching your videos... always fun to see whats going on and I'm still learning as I go. Gonna stop pruning those cherry tomatoes immediately :D Also my favorite "currant" type is called Spoon. they are the size of a pea and are so wild and organic looking. I'll have to try the gold rush. I am excited to add another tomato to my favorites! Thanks for sharing your journey Tammy!!

[@cherylidler2386]

Oh you people down in sunny California.. just make me jealous!! im way up here in RAINY, WINDY NORTHERN/central ALBERTA, WHERE NOTHINGWILL GROW UNTIL JULY OR AUGUST AND THEN THERE WILL BEFROST AT NIGHT IN august, so. Not much can be harvested here, I cant imagine how the first settlers ever survived out here in the early part of the 20th century.. they came to homestead on “FREE LAND” from all over Europe, lived in log /mud homes or tents at first, broke their farmland, and raised big families to boot! TAMMY IS DOING GREAT.. its fun to see the happiness a simple garden can provide... just imagine those poor settlers enjoying their first harvest of food or,,crops, I guess corn, beans some potatoes maybe, but no squash for them Ill bet!.. not at first anyway eh?SO MUCH FUN FOR ME TO SEE THIS ALSO ...I KEEP TRYINGTO GROW MY TOMATOES HERE ANYWAY(on my balcony in pots or bags) I KEEP HOPING AND PRAYING FOR SOME WARMTH AND SUNSHINE... it should soon happen...last year was a complete wash, so this year cant be a RAIN ALL SUMMER AGAIN, SURELY,!... now you know why I said Im jealous eh?🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦..BEST..CHERYL

[@marieheffern1575]

Congrats Tammy! It's been fun to watch your journey! You've come such a long way! I just pruned my non-cherry cherry-like tomatoes this morning :)

[@mchangmi]

This is by far, one of my favorite videos ever! No, I have not tried currant tomatoes. Last year my tomato plants looked very similar to Tammy's with fruit and bushing everywhere. I did not know how to prune last year but this year I will do better. Where in California are you? I'm in southern California. Greetings! I wonder how your corn is doing now?

[@sandraoconnor5700]

Congratulations Tammy!! Great job!!

[@jonwilliams9125]

My garden is doing very well. The Sweet 100 & Husky cherry tomatoes are producing endlessly!

[@Not_So_Weird_in_Austin]

I would prune cherry tomatoes 6 inches above the ground. In Central Texas you need the shade of the plant to protect against sun scald. I would trellis for support. In northern climates commercial growers have to use hoop houses and seem to trim everything. In texas you would be cooking your tomatoes in June.

[@L2LBill]

Bill Fitch, growing in zone 4b in Canada. I have 18 currant tomatoes (5 varieties), and grow them all pruned to single stem on a 10' wide trellis. They're vigorous (some types much more than others) but controllable - in my space at least. Love the sweet/sharp bite of flavour. I also grow 25+ varieties of cherry tomatoes - I just enjoy them more than the standards or paste tomatoes. About 6 of the varieties are determinate and I let them bush out, but the others I prune to single stem and have great success. Productive fruit clusters all the way up the plant. So I'm not wanting to be a contrary voice as I love this channel... but there are other ways to grow cherry toms successfully.

[@NextLevelGardening]

One of the things I love about the channel is there's many people giving their own experience. I only have 1 experience but we can all learn things from each other! So thank you for your comment😃👍

[@biverlyrich5450]

Tammy impressive !! I can see how you are now in gardening .. I assume with this first experience of your , next year will be double enjoyment for your to expand your garden . Good luck

[@charlottehaworth6455]

Well Tammy’s garden is looking amazing well done Tammy good work 😊

[@harvesteat3893]

Great video! I thought my tomatoes were cherry but after this video I learned they are not cherry tomatoes. Thanks for the info.

[@amandalotr]

Any updates of her garden? I like these collaborations.

[@vanderfk]

I have a few Currant/Everglades Tomato plants here in Florida. Luckily I had the forethought to plant them in containers. They grow like crazy!

[@NextLevelGardening]

Lucky you! Next year I will make sure to plant in a container 🙂

[@danennis3078]

Great info. Tammy rocking it as usual. 🤘

[@RJack1915]

Matt's Wild Cherry is a currant type, raceme full of super tasty jewels. Lived after frost last year, last tomato producing.

[@maryeddinger8757]

Tomato's not doing so well. But our weather in Colorado has been so crazy, i hope that is what it is. Loved the video always makes me happy to watch.

[@maryeddinger8757]

I pruned my some too before i found out you don't prune that one. At least we will know next year.

[@MrTapanes]

Great vid! Thanks for the content. Just starting this year with tomatoes and peppers, great to find this kind of resource.

[@gloriajackson5827]

Beautiful Garden 🌱 🍅 great sunshine 😎

[@karenlatham4053]

Oh man now I have to have a current tomato plant!

[@NextLevelGardening]

I know! 🙂

[@jcaudillo79]

Absolutely love this series. Your garden is spectacular, but I can more closely relate to Tammy’s garden. I live in Gilroy Ca and I gain more knowledge from your channel then any other garden channel due to similarities in weather and growing conditions. Thank you for all your content!

[@NextLevelGardening]

You're welcome!

[@heidieinhorn9563]

I never heard of currant tomatoes! Sounds like I’ll have to try them next year.

[@victoriaoshea4865]

My situation exactly! Great video

[@janpeterson21]

Thanks! I hope my cherry tomatoes do as well! But they aren’t in full Sun…that is limited on my small patio.

[@StefaniStevensBand]

My raised gardens are not doing well. Yellow squash and zucchini have yellow leaves and are not productive. The two volunteer tomato plants are the only ones doing well. I’m convinced that connecting plants to the ground may have been the better way to garden. I have Kellogg’s mulch, rock dust, worm castings and a thin layer of coconut coir added 2 weeks ago. I see the white veins running through the leaves of cucumbers, zucchini and yellow squash. My eggplant has small yellow spiders which I’ve treated with neem oil then 2 weeks later, BT which I wiped down and lightly misted again. One eggplant 🍆! Yay and a battle going on with bugs on peppers. My pole beans have lost all leaves, just got pale and dropped. They did climb from their 3 gallon pot, then failed. Too much water? Every 2-3 days. I use a moisture meter and my hands to feel under the surface 3-5 “. Should I add more soil? At a loss.

[@mammacass5311]

Great video !! Tammy your garden is looking awesome I have 🍅 envy LOL we laughed so hard when Brian bit into that tomato!! We have also been punning the grape tomatoes 😬 “ I know now!”

[@NextLevelGardening]

That was NOT a sweet tomato yet 😝😂

[@gtchalie5038]

I appreciate all the tips!

[@donaglosser4272]

Did not know that about cherry tomatoes. Thank you

[@terrybentz6508]

The heat and humidity in Arkansas right now is wreaking havoc - 109 heat index and a dew point of 79. It's like swimming through air.

[@lillianbecker5317]

I had a mediocre tomato harvest last year after I worked hard on taking care of my plants. Oh, well. I had a volunteer tomato in the compost pile and I just let it go. The only thing I did for it was to try not to step on it. It put out the tiniest tomatoes that were like flavor bombs! They were fantastic! I have no idea where the seed that produced this plant came from. Anyway, I trimmed off some suckers and stuck them in water and a couple of them made it through the winter. Now I have four of them in pots and two that I put on the trellis with my indeterminate tomatoes. Now I know that I have to dig them up and devise a place for them. I don't mind because the more of those little flavor bombs that I get, the better!

[@nicolelink2419]

How amazing 😉 wish I had a neighbor like them!

[@brentfrank7012]

My father in law has a Sweet 100 that grew into serious bush, was blocking his walkway. He trimmed it back and it grew bigger faster. He trimmed it back again even further and it grew back even more. He has more tomatoes than he can eat or give to his neighbors. Clearly this variety likes to be trimmed back.

[@robertdeleo6423]

Tammy, your garden looks so healthy and green / what do you use to prevent disease and pests ? Neem oil ...

[@melaniebtaylor2246]

OMG, I have the same tomato trees didn't know they were not cherry tomatoes and they are a hot mess now I know that I have to prune my current tomato tree and not my cherry one but it's too late I did my cherry tomatoes hehehe thanks !

[@mountaingran9623]

Tammy’s garden is looking great! Brian you keep getting me in trouble. Seems I’m always ordering something you mention in your videos. 🤣🤣🤣

[@NextLevelGardening]

Sorry 😉😂

[@The_Gallowglass]

I always had cherry tomato bushes. I'd plant them all along the fence line with my herbs. Didn't even have to tend them. They grow easy and like wildfire. Before you know it you have more than you know what to do with.

[@jeil5676]

So do I prune beefsteak tomatoes or what? I think you mentioned before that they might not fit into normal pruning tactics.

[@jeil5676]

@Such Fallout4 I'm of the understanding that beefsteak are indeterminate.

[@chocalatekid8024]

Learned something new today😉

[@theresadiaz7716]

Tammy's garden looks great. I have been pruning my cherry tomatoes. I must of missed that fact in your tomato pruning video. Fortunately, they aren't too big yet.

[@joanies6778]

I had one cherry tomato in a bucket get curly leaf virus, so it stopped growing. The other one was planted later in the garden bed and is just now taking off. I missed that, too, so I'm glad this video came before I snip any more suckers. The only problem is my labels fell off, so I don't know which one it is of two plants. 😉

[@sheritacox774]

@@joanies6778 Glad to see I'm not the only one that seemed to have missed his other videos about not pruning cherry tomatoes. I'd like to know which videos he said that, because I've been watching them for several months now and don't recall anything about cherry tomatoes being discussed.

[@waynehilton5443]

Excellent video! Thank you very much.👏

[@genie1334]

More of Tammy!!!! LOVE HERRRRR

[@Johnnie0008]

I got a couple questions for FAQ FRIDAY. I am a newbie and trying out container gardening. I noticed my sweet green bell pepper plants are wilting and I have number of peppers with blossom end rot. First of all I think the issue I am having is the planter I am using is keeping things too wet. The wilting started after I watered and it rained in the next hour. I drained the planter and it seemed to help. The pepper plants seemed to recover over night but it rained again and I emptied the planter again and removed the peppers that are rotting. I also have two tomato plants in the same planter with the two sweet green bell pepper plants which appear to be doing great. None of the tomato plants are wilting or have blossom end rot. They have some leaf curl. So my questions are 1 - Do have too much in one planter (i sent you photos on facebook)? 2 - I have been using Miracle-Gro® Water Soluble Plant Food Vegetables and Herbs every 14 days and I just noticed their is no Calcium in it and it high in Nitrogen, is it too late to introduce Calcium at this time? The Bone Meal I can get quickly at my local garden center is Jobe’s Organics Bone Meal or do you recommend something different? I am planning to switching out the Miracle-Gro® Water Soluble Plant Food Vegetables and Herbs with Espoma Organic Tomato-tone, what are your thoughts about Espoma Organic Tomato-tone?

[@terryhall2299]

I am dehydrating a lot of my squash and making zucchini chips! I can’t seem to catch up with it! Tomatoes are great dehydrated too…tomato candy!

[@Zinnias2go]

Cute vlog! Good job Tammy! 🌱🌱🌱👍

[@lorrilarson495]

Got it! Thank you Brian!!

[@MichaelGawesebmainone]

I have cherry bit close to each other is it ok if different plants’ leaves/suckers touches each other?

[@PaullaWells]

Looking great! Good job!

[@UrbanGardeningWithD.A.Hanks14]

Currant tomatoes... I was wondering what the correct term for Everglades was, thanks! Mine are still going nuts even in October, when I already pulled out my others (see pic to the left). My understanding is that in certain FL zones, they will literally invade entire yards! This is good to know; next year I will be planting my Everglades BEHIND the others!

[@haleyelizabeth8378]

My currant tomatoes just took a bad turn. I wish I could find a video talking about what is wrong with them and how to fix it. I really hope it's not viral.

[@ThirdCoastGardening]

It’s a little late for corn for me but I’m going to give it a try. I’ll be replacing some squash plants that died with corn. Squash bugs got to my summer squash.

[@PM-qq9vu]

I'm so happy my Heirloom cherry tomatoes have reseeded that I'm not touching them.

[@Workinggirlhomestead]

I prune some for airflow

[@kimberlylawson8033]

Good job lady 🙌🏻

[@sammer28]

Wait for the zoom Morty! They really love the slow zoom.

[@zulmamatos3198]

I'm Bing watching this channel I love it 💗

[@NextLevelGardening]

Thank you 🙂

[@gregwanee2689]

Question on tomato trellis. I have 8 tomatoes growing up the twine. 5 of the 8 are almost to the top of the twine. 7’ tall. 3 are lagging behind by about 2 feet. You have said to let out the twine and then move to the next loop. Going to try it and move to the next loop, but I’m worried that the ones that aren’t tall are going to hit on the end 2x3.

[@dptechreviews6849]

Hey buddy so should I use miracle bro bloom booster to increase my pepper production and cucumber that’s basically all I’m focusing on in my whole garden. This year because I was late but next year I won’t be

[@NextLevelGardening]

I don't use miracle grow products in my garden as they are not organic and can actually cause more harm than good

[@soothsayer-ny]

I'm a rookie Gardner but what I will say about miracle grow is that the one year that I used it I got giant plants with very little fruit.

[@dptechreviews6849]

Joe Barbuto MBA I used it once on my cukes and oh boy there producing nicely about 4 to 6 cukes on a plant I have 13 plants :)

[@dcwatashi]

I prune my indeterminate cherry tomatoes, not the suckers, just the green leaves. I have two to three tomato plants growing in I think it is a 20 gallon pot so they need some room. I purchased some mature birch trees 16 years ago and I'm using those pots so I don't know if they're 25 gallon?? So far the pruning I've done of the leaves doesn't seem to have any negative effects

[@lisaf568]

Tammy, at the end, after your sign (That is AWESOME!) what do you have growing so tall with red/orange flowers? Its so pretty!

[@mammacass5311]

How did I miss this? One question what kind of trellising system to Tammy use for the cherry tomato

[@zone4garlicfarm]

I let the first two suckers on my cherry tomatoes keep growing so the plant has 3 stems. After that they get pruned like any other indeterminate tomato. I always end up with more cherry tomatoes than I can use. Excess sungold tomatoes make a delicious, sweet tomato soup that can be canned for winter meals.

[@susanbritton-giza5054]

Thx ! 💕

[@entropia34332]

I saw lots of ‘growing tomatoes’ videos to learn and no one thought it was worth mentioning that when it comes to the cherry sort, you don’t prune it. As if that is an alien sort which no beginner will ever choose to start with. Unbelievable!