My tomato plants are beginning to fruit, so I’m dedicating this month to support and care tasks that will encourage a bumper crop.
Knowing what to do with tomato plants in July is crucial if you want them to produce as many harvests as possible – especially in light of recent (and upcoming!) heatwaves. If you’ve grown your own tomatoes before, you’ll know that hydration is key, but there are a few other tasks that I’ll be ticking off over the course of this month to nurture them into strong, healthy plants.
Add these jobs to your July to-do list, and you might just grow your best crop of tomatoes yet.
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