Here’s how I grow tons of tomatoes in my little garden through the summer #tomato #plants #garden

This is the story of how I grow loads of tomatoes over an arch trellis over 150 days. Right after the threat of frost has passed, I plant tomato plants alongside peas growing in the early spring. As soon as the peas finish producing, I remove them and begin to attach the tomato plants to the arch trellis. These are vining types of tomatoes, so they will continue to grow along the structure. A few weeks later, I return with more twine and continue to attach the vines as they go up and over the trellis. By day 60, they meet in the middle. A few weeks later, it's time to prune those vines. I I prune non-producing stems and keep the suckers. Soon the tomatoes are starting to come in. At this point, the most important job is to keep the vines picked. By 75 and 90 days in, the vines are going wild, so I keep pruning away the leaves to be sure I get more fruit before the season ends. Pruning definitely works! By day 120, the vines have definitely slowed down and are ready to come out of the garden. The season has come to an end, but before you know it, it will be time to plant peas and start all over again.