Everyone loves a British tomato. So why not grow your own tomatoes? I know you all think about it but you just do not know how to go about doing it and if it is easy. I often am asked these sorts of questions this time of year.

I know that a lot of you do grow your own tomatoes but there is an obstacle that keeps arising and I want to help you get over that so I have some tips for you that will help you grow perfect tomatoes.

To stop your tomatoes from spindling and producing little fruit that is actually mature you should consider the soil that you use and the temperature of the soil. Tomatoes love to be grown in soil that is nice and warm and they need 8 hours of sunlight a day so make sure they have that, and that they are not in a shadow at any point. Test that the pH of the soil is between pH 6.0 and pH 7.0. Make sure the soil is well drained, if the soil stays too wet when you water the tomatoes then build a raised bed for them if there is nowhere else they can go.