Cultivation of the mighty Tomato started in Mexico and not Italy as some would expect (as they make spigettie sauce). It started in the 12th or 13th century with the Aztecs. The word “Tomato” is derived from the aztec word “Tomatl”. Finally some food for thought, the Andean Region of South America is where wild tomatoes are native.
Date:
1200
Name(s):
Aztec People
1200
Name(s):
Aztec People
Additional Information:
- growing tomatoes, how to grow tomatoes – Bonnie Plants
Tomatoes need at least 6 to 8 hours of sun to bring out their best flavors. You will need to stake, trellis, or cage most tomato plants to keep them off the ground. Decide on a support plan before you set out your plants, then add that support directly after planting. Give each plant enough room to grow. - Tips for Growing Great Tomatoes – The Spruce
If you are starting tomatoes from seed, be sure to give the seedlings plenty of room to branch out. Crowded conditions inhibit their growth and lead to disease, so transplant them into their own individual 4 in. pot, shortly after they get their first set of true leaves. - Tomatoes: Planting, Growing and Harvesting Tomato Plants | The Old …
Learn how to plant tomatoes, America’s favorite garden vegetable! Here are tips on seeding tomatoes, planting tomato transplants, tomato plant care, and harvesting tomatoes. - growing tomatoes, how to grow tomatoes – Bonnie Plants
Several varieties of tomatoes are planted in this garden. In the front, Husky Cherry produces red cherries for snacking and Roma produces tomatoes for canning. - Secrets To Growing Plump Tomatoes | Rodale’s Organic Life
This easy 10-step process will transform you from a beginner to a master organic gardener all while producing a juicy, ripe crop that will be perfect for summer salads and fresh sauces. Follow these steps for your best harvest yet.
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While researching the article on DE, I noticed you linked to:
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sorry man the review of your website page https://ohsimply.com/15-best-ways-to-use-diatomaceous-earth/ did not fall into the criteria of Tomato Cultivation in Mexico, although https://bonnieplants.com/growing/growing-tomatoes/ has more to do about growing them vs being first tomato growers
Again sorry no linking